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At our TRACKDAY5 Afterwork events, you can drive your car towards the sunset for between two and three hours in the evening on the Hockenheimring or Nürburgring, depending on the event. And all this among like-minded people, with maximum track safety and experienced coaches. There's no better way to round off a working day.

All TRACKDAY5 Afterwork Events are strictly limited to 48 cars. Whether it's a current Porsche GT3 RS, BMW M2 or absolute classics like a Ferrari F40, our TRACKDAY5 events bring together car enthusiasts and petrolheads to improve their driving style and get to know their own car better. Of course, driving takes place in an open pitlane format to maximise flexibility.

TRACKDAY5 AFTERWORK - WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT

  • Maximum 48 vehicles on site
  • Road legal cars only
  • Open Pitlane from 18:00 to 20:00
  • Homogeneous field of participants
  • Professional pictures included
  • Snacks & drinks included
  • Technical support
  • Maximum track safety

IMPORTANT: The event is not for achieving maximum speeds and/or minimum lap times!

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TRACKDAY5 AFTERWORK GP-TRACK
31.08.2024 - 31.08.2024

Hockenheimring

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New Grand-Prix Track
Length
4574 m
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Max. noise level
≤98 (dB)
Price/person
€ 359.00
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At our TRACKDAY5 Afterwork events, you can drive your car towards the sunset for between two and three hours in the evening on the Hockenheimring or Nürburgring, depending on the event. And all this among like-minded people, with maximum track safety and experienced coaches. There's no better way to round off a working day.

All TRACKDAY5 Afterwork Events are strictly limited to 48 cars. Whether it's a current Porsche GT3 RS, BMW M2 or absolute classics like a Ferrari F40, our TRACKDAY5 events bring together car enthusiasts and petrolheads to improve their driving style and get to know their own car better. Of course, driving takes place in an open pitlane format to maximise flexibility.

TRACKDAY5 AFTERWORK - WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT

  • Maximum 48 vehicles on site
  • Road legal cars only
  • Open Pitlane from 18:00 to 20:00
  • Homogeneous field of participants
  • Professional pictures included
  • Snacks & drinks included
  • Technical support
  • Maximum track safety

IMPORTANT: The event is not for achieving maximum speeds and/or minimum lap times!

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Hockenheimring

Originally built as a test circuit back in 1932, the Hockenheimring is one of the best known racetracks in Germany. The circuit is the home of the DTM, which regularly both opens and closes its season here. The Hockenheimring has been a permanent fixture on the Formula One calendar since 1970. Its list of prestigious winners includes the likes of Niki Lauda, Ayrton Senna and Michael Schumacher - some of the biggest names from motorsport's top drawer.

Since the circuit was renovated in 2002, the Hockenheimring has had a new layout. The long, high-speed sections have given way to a combination of tight corners and a hairpin in the northern sector. The capacity of the grandstands has also been increased to 120,000.

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