Euro Moto Nürburgring: Friday’s schedule – penultimate weekend of 2026

This weekend marks the sixth of seven Euro Moto weekends and the penultimate round of the 2026 season. In the Superbike class, the championship could be decided as early as Sunday. There’s plenty going on in the supporting programme too, with the Bagger European League making its debut in Germany.

A rare opportunity

Euro Moto is the only motorcycling event on this year’s Nürburgring calendar. According to the circuit operator, the event is intended as a family-friendly motorsport festival: children and young people up to and including the age of 14 enjoy free entry, whilst day tickets for adults are available from as little as 5.00 euros (Friday) or 25.00 euros (Saturday). A weekend ticket costs 45.00 euros. Anyone who still wants more action will find it in the immediate vicinity. At the same time as Euro Moto, tyres will once again be smoking in the Müllenbachschleife. At the Nürburgring Drift Cup, Europe’s elite will face off in the next round of the championship. Following free practice on Friday and qualifying on Saturday, the weekend culminates on Sunday with the spectacular Twin Battles. Two drift cars, each delivering up to 1,000 PS, will race side by side through the lowest section of the Grand Prix circuit, promising thrilling, millimetre-precise manoeuvres at high speeds. Day tickets are available for 25.00 euros, whilst a weekend ticket costs 40.00 euros.

Getting there, parking, charging points

Due to several construction and renovation works, there are currently traffic restrictions on major roads around the Nürburgring. “Please bear this in mind when travelling to the event and follow the signposted diversions,” explain the circuit operators.

Address: Nürburgring 1927 GmbH & Co. KG, Otto-Flimm-Straße, 53520 Nürburg / Eifel. Address for sat-navs: Enter “53520 Nürburg” (Eifel) – add Otto-Flimm-Straße if necessary. From Cologne: take the A1 to the end of the motorway; from Trier/Luxembourg: take the A48 to the Ulmen motorway exit; and from Koblenz: take the A61 to the Wehr motorway exit. In collaboration with the municipality of Nürburg, a new parking system has been introduced in car parks A1, A2 and D8. The system is operated by Avantpark.

Charging points for electric vehicles are available at the following locations

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• Multi-storey car park at the info°center (8 x 22 kW AC charging points)

• B258 opposite the info°center (4 x 300 kW HPC high-power charging points)

• Nürburgring Congress Hotel (4 x 22 kW AC charging points)

• Nürburgring Motorsport Hotel (2 x 22 kW AC charging points)

• Nürburgring Holiday Park (4 x 22 kW AC charging points)

• ring°carré (4 x 250 kW Tesla SuperChargers – also accessible to other vehicles)

The stream

There’s still nothing to watch on Euro Moto’s YouTube channel. It all kicks off on Saturday afternoon. However, if you’d like to take a look at the race track, you can take a virtual lap yourself using the on-site webcam. As always, free live timing is provided by Bike Promotion. Afterwards, you can delve into the official results .

The weather

At the Nürburgring, it will be cloudy during the day with temperatures ranging between 17 and 23°C. Persistent rain showers are expected overnight, and the temperature will drop to 14°C. The wind is blowing from the south-west to west at speeds of 13 to 22 km/h. Gusts of between 42 and 58 km/h are expected. (Source: wetter.com)

The schedule for Friday, 4 September 2026