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Euro Moto Hockenheim: Saturday’s schedule – first titles up for grabs

Slowly but surely, the battle for the final titles is heating up. From 2.15 pm, numerous races can be watched via the free live stream. The penultimate race day of the 2026 season.

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This article is an automatically generated English version. The Original Article was published in German.

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Summer is set to return to the Hockenheimring area this weekend. Perfect conditions for the final practice sessions and races of the season. One or two riders might even be celebrating their new title this evening.

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Which way to go?

Both the start and finish lines are on the zero line

Pit lane entrance: on the right-hand side after Turn 16

Long Lap: Take the outside line at Turn 2

Start drill: On the right-hand side after Turn 11

Podium ceremony: On the Euro Moto stage next to scrutineering

Track length: 3.692 metres (track layout: V2)

Direction of travel: Clockwise

Sector 1: km 0.000 to km 1.060

Sector 2: km 1.060 to km 2.460 (total 1.400 km)

Sector 3: km 2.460 to km 3.692 (total 1.232 km)

Who is racing and for how many laps?

Euro Moto Superbike: 18 laps, total 66.456 kilometres

Euro Moto Supersport: 15 laps, total 55.380 kilometres

Euro Moto Sportbike: 13 laps, total 47.996 kilometres

ADAC Junior Cup: 12 laps, total 44.304 kilometres

Pro Superstock 1000 Cup: 14 laps, total 51.688 kilometres

Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R Cup: 12 laps, total 44.304 kilometres

Kawasaki Ninja ZX-4RR Cup: 12 laps, total 44.304 kilometres

The Penalty Schedule

If a rider is handed a drive-through penalty but this cannot be displayed or enforced before the end of the race, an automatic time penalty will be imposed. This automatic penalty is calculated as follows: the time taken to pass through the pit lane from the pit entrance to the pit exit at 60 km/h + 20 per cent, rounded down to the nearest second. The drive-through time penalty for the Hockenheimring is 23 seconds.

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If a driver is given a ‘long lap’ or ‘double long lap’ penalty, but this cannot be displayed or served before the end of the race, a substitute time penalty of two seconds will be imposed for each long-lap penalty imposed.

In an emergency

National emergency number: 112

Hockenheim Medical Centre Telephone: +49 6205 950 165

Race doctor: Dr Martin Schweiger

Opening hours: Saturday and Sunday from 08.00 to 18.30

Saturday to Sunday: 08:00 – 18:30

Local hospital: GRN-Klinik Schwetzingen, Bodelschwinghstr. 10, D-68723, Schwetzingen, telephone +49 6202 8430

The live stream

You can follow all the practice sessions and races throughout the day via the free live stream provided by Bike-Promotion. Radio Viktoria goes on air from 2.15 pm. Eddie Mielke and Lukas Gajewski will be keeping things lively on the mic, whilst Danijel Peric will be out and about with his camera and mic in the paddock, on the starting grid and in the pit lane. Tommi Deitenbach won’t be there this time. Afterwards, you can check out the official results for all classes.

Broadcast times

2.15 pm – Welcome programme + Euro Moto Superbike Superpole with starting grid and pole-setter interview

14:25 – Pro Superstock 1000 Cup Race 1 (race start 14:30)

3.05 pm – Kawasaki ZX-6R Cup Race 1 (race start 3.10 pm)

3.45 pm – Euro Moto Sportbike 1 (race start 3.55 pm)

4.35 pm – Euro Moto Supersport 1 (race start 4.45 pm)

5.20 pm – Kawasaki ZX-4RR Cup Race 1 (race start 5.25 pm)

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The weather

In Hockenheim, the sun is set to shine during the day with temperatures ranging from 5 to 26°C. At night, the sky will be clear with lows of 12°C. Gusts may reach speeds of between 5 and 12 km/h. (Source: wetter.com)

The schedule for Saturday, 26 September 2026

  • 09.00 to 09.20 Q Pro Superstock Cup

  • 09.25 to 09.50 Q1 Euro Moto Supersport

  • 09.55 to 10.25 FP3 Euro Moto Superbike

  • 10.30–10.50 Q2 Kawasaki ZX-6R Cup

  • 11.00–11.25 Q2 Euro Moto Sportbike

  • 11.30–11.50 Q2 Kawasaki ZX-4RR Cup

  • 11.55 to 12.20 Q2 Euro Moto Supersport

  • 12.25 to 12.40 SP1 Euro Moto Superbike

  • 12.50 to 13.05 SP2 Euro Moto Superbike

  • 1.50 pm to 2.20 pm Race 1 ADAC Junior Cup

  • 2.30 pm to 3.00 pm Race 1 Pro Superstock Cup

  • 3.10 pm to 3.40 pm Race 1 Kawasaki ZX-6R Cup

  • 3.55 pm to 4.30 pm Race 1 Euro Moto Sportbike

  • 4.45 pm to 5.20 pm Race 1 Euro Moto Supersport

  • 5.25 pm to 5.55 pm Race 1 Kawasaki ZX-4RR Cup

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