MotoGP Sachsenring Tickets

Party vibes at the Sachsenring

The Ankerberg Festival is an absolute must for motorsport fans. Right near the main entrance, the MotoGP Sachsenring ‘Ankerberg’ delivers an unforgettable party atmosphere with live music, DJ sets, and a vibe you don’t want to miss. Camping enthusiasts will love the Camping Sachsenring MotoGP experience, offering the perfect chance to soak up the festival energy right on-site. It’s where fans from all over the world—and especially the local region—come together to celebrate and experience the unique energy of the Sachsenring.

Highlights and sights in the area

The region around the Sachsenring has so much more to offer than just motorsport! Don’t miss the charming town of Hohenstein-Ernstthal with its historic town centre, lively bars, and cosy cafés —it’s the perfect spot to feel the authentic vibe of the area. Especially during the MotoGP weekend, this town comes alive. Even better, it’s within walking distance of the Sachsenring.

Just a few kilometres away, Chemnitz offers cultural gems like the Karl Marx Monument, the Industrial Museum, and the picturesque Küchwald Park—a great way to mix a bit of history with some nature. And then there’s Gera, with its historic town centre featuring the Town Hall and the Orangery. Art enthusiasts will love the city’s museums, while its many parks and gardens provide a peaceful escape. Insider tip: Check out Kutscherhaus restaurant in Gera for delicious German cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere. Thanks to convenient transport links, hopping between these cities and the Sachsenring is hassle-free.

The region is also known for being budget-friendly, making it even more appealing. Whether it’s accommodation, food, or activities, you can enjoy your race weekend to the fullest without breaking the bank!

Pro tip: Keep some cash on hand, as card payments aren’t accepted everywhere.

Culinary delights and natural highlights

Dive into the flavours of Saxon cuisine and treat yourself to local specialities—don’t miss the famous Sächsische Sauerbraten! For great restaurant recommendations, head over to Tripadvisor and find the perfect spot to suit your taste. The area around the Sachsenring is also a haven for outdoor lovers, offering plenty of hiking and cycling trails through stunning landscapes. The race track itself is nestled in beautiful scenery, surrounded by paths perfect for exploring nature.

Make your race weekend even more exciting by experiencing the cultural and natural highlights the region has to offer. Grab your MotoGP Germany Tickets now and discover everything the Sachsenring and its surroundings have in store!

Please note that times are subject to change. The circuit gates open as early as 7 AM, so you won’t miss a moment of the action. Closing time is planned for 8 PM. All times are listed in local time to help you plan your visit seamlessly. Secure your MotoGP Sachsenring 2026 Tickets now and experience the race up close!

* Final start times might be updated shortly before the race. No worries, we’ll keep you informed! Our ticket offers are constantly updated to ensure you always have the latest information. Check back regularly and enjoy a stress-free, unforgettable race weekend!

Luxury and comfort with Global-Tickets Travel Packages

Find your ideal place to stay for the MotoGP Sachsenring with Global-Tickets! Our personalised Travel Packages include 2, 3, or 4 nights in a top-notch hotel in Gera, just a comfortable drive from the circuit. Your hotel offers premium comfort and the perfect location for a stress-free race weekend.

No need to worry about getting to the circuit! Our Travel Packages come with convenient transfers on Saturday and Sunday, taking you directly from your hotel to the Sachsenring and back. A multilingual Global-Tickets travel guide will be there throughout the weekend to ensure you’re fully taken care of. Book now and enjoy a hassle-free MotoGP experience at the Sachsenring!

Unforgettable Camping for true fans!

Do you want to stay right next to the racetrack on Ankerberg? Then the Ankerberg campsite is the perfect choice for you! The campsite is right by the main entrance, so you can get to the track quickly and stress-free. Experience the ultimate festival vibe at the Ankerberg Festival, with live music, party atmosphere, and an electrifying energy right on site. Camping on Ankerberg is a must for every motorsport fan! Secure your spot now and be right in the heart of the action!

Camping-Ankerberg – Your options:

Camping: Choose between pitches with or without electricity tailored to your needs.

Comfort Camping: Includes electricity, a private area with a view of the Sachsenring, and dedicated security for an exclusive and relaxed camping experience.

Don't miss out on this unique opportunity! Book your camping experience at Sachsenring now!

Excited for an unforgettable MotoGP experience? With your MotoGP Sachsenring 2026 Tickets, you’re all set—here are our top tips for a hassle-free journey!

Travelling with your own vehicle:

Plan ahead if you’re travelling by car, motorbike, or campervan! The circuit is located in 09353 Oberlungwitz and is easy to reach thanks to its proximity to the A4 motorway, which connects Dresden and Nuremberg. If you’re coming from Chemnitz, it’s just a short drive—simply follow the signs to the Sachsenring, and you’ll be right in the action!

For parking, you’ve got the following options: P10 is located right at the main entrance, this is specially designated for campervans and offers the quickest access to the circuit. P11 is ideal for cars but very popular—make sure to book early. P3 is reserved for motorbikes.Allow some extra time, as the roads to the A4 can get very busy after the race! Secure your parking ticket now and enjoy a hassle-free MotoGP Sachsenring experience!

Travelling by plane:

Flying in? Your best options are the airports in Dresden, Leipzig, and Erfurt. Alternatively, combine your trip with a city break in Prague—the international airport there is just about a two-hour drive from the Sachsenring.

Travelling by bus and train:

Public transport is a practical alternative for getting to the circuit. From the airport, you can easily reach the Sachsenring by train, bus, or taxi. There are direct connections from Chemnitz, Dresden, and Leipzig to the nearest station in Hohenstein-Ernstthal. There are direct connections from Chemnitz, Dresden, and Leipzig to the nearest station in Hohenstein-Ernstthal. The journey takes just about 20 minutes from Chemnitz, while the routes from Dresden and Leipzig each take approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes.

From Hohenstein-Ernstthal station, you can take bus lines 251 or 115, which will bring you to the Oberlungwitz stop. From there, it’s about a 12-minute walk to the circuit. Alternatively, the station is only 2.5 km from the circuit and can be reached on foot in about 30 minutes.

Important information: Always check current traffic conditions and travel updates before you leave to stay informed about any last-minute changes to access routes or parking options.

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