Euro Moto Nürburgring: Saturday’s schedule – live stream, Superpole and points
Following Thursday’s test day and Friday’s practice sessions, things are really getting underway today at the Euro Moto at the Nürburgring. The forecast is for cool but dry conditions.
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On Thursday, the riders in the Euro Moto Sportbike, Supersport and Superbike classes had already familiarised themselves with the circuit in the Eifel during a separate test day. On Friday, the Pro Superstock 1000, Kawasaki Ninja ZX6R Cup and European Bagger Cup classes joined them. The first points will be up for grabs on Saturday.
Key details
Track length: 3,618 metres (Sprint layout)
Direction of travel: Clockwise
Start line: km 0.2389
Finish line: km 0.000
Sector 1: km 0.000 to km 1.832
Sector 2: km 1.832 to km 2.880 (total 1.048 km)
Sector 3: km 2.880 to km 3.618 (total 0.738 km)
Pole position: On the left-hand side
Digital display boards: Available, same meaning as the flag signals
Start of practice: After Turn 13, right-hand side
Long-lap route: On the outside radius of Turn 2
Speed limit in the pit lane: 60 km/h (starts at the 60 km/h sign
In an emergency
As always, Dr Martin Schweiger is in charge of the Medical Centre. He and his team will be on site from Thursday to Sunday. Anyone requiring hospital treatment will be taken to the Bundeswehr Hospital (BWZK) in Koblenz, Ruebenacher Str. 170, D-56072 Koblenz; telephone number +49 261 28189.
The live stream
This year, the Euro Moto Promoter is still offering the live stream free of charge, though in a slightly more limited version compared to last year. There will be no drone footage, as the budget no longer allows for it. Fans will also have to do without the popular on-board footage. Overall, the Radio Viktoria crew has had to cut back by one track camera, and the technical discussion and other interviews during the Sunday lunchtime break have also been cancelled. The stream will begin on Saturday at 2.10 pm. Anyone else who wants to have a look around the Nürburgring or check the weather conditions on site can do so via
The broadcast schedule
2.10 pm – Welcome segment + Euro Moto Superbike Superpole with grid and pole-setter interview
2.20 pm – Pro Superstock 1000 Cup Race 1 (race start 2.25 pm)
3.00 pm – Euro Moto Sportbike Race 1 (race start 3.10 pm)
3.50 pm – Euro Moto Supersport Race 1 (race start 4.00 pm)
4.35 pm – Kawasaki ZX-6R Cup Race 1 (race start 4.40 pm)
5.15 pm – Bagger Racing European Cup Race 1 (race start 5.20 pm)
The weather
At the Nürburgring, the sun will make only sporadic appearances this morning amidst an otherwise cloudy sky, with temperatures of 11°C. Furthermore, it will be partly cloudy at midday and in the evening, with temperatures ranging from 12 to 18°C. Overnight, it will be slightly cloudy with minimum temperatures of 7°C. Gusts of between 7 and 38 km/h are expected. (Source: wetter.com)
The schedule for Saturday, 5 September 2026
08.30 to 08.55 Q1 Euro Moto Supersport
09.99 to 09.30 FP3 Euro Moto Superbike
09.35 to 09.55 Q2 Twin Cup
10.05–10.25 Q Pro Superstock Cup
10.30 to 10.55 am Q2 Euro Moto Sportbike
11.00–11.20 Q Bagger Racing Europe
11.30–11.50 Q2 Kawasaki Cup
11.55 to 12.20 Q2 Euro Moto Supersport
12.25–12.40 SP1 Euro Moto Superbike
12.50 to 13.05 SP2 Euro Moto Superbike
1.45 pm to 2.15 pm R1 Twin Cup
2.25 pm to 3.00 pm R1 Pro Superstock Cup
3.10 pm to 3.45 pm R1 Euro Moto Sportbike
4.00 pm to 4.35 pm R1 Euro Moto Supersport
4.40 pm to 5.10 pm R1 Kawasaki Cup
5.20 pm to 5.45 pm R1 Bagger Racing Europe
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