Euro Moto Nürburgring: The plan for Sunday – will there be a championship celebration?
In the Euro Moto Superbike class, the first championship celebrations could well be in full swing this afternoon. It’s Lukas Tulovic’s turn. The pace is also picking up in the other classes as the final approaches.
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The practice sessions and even the first races were already completed on Saturday. But on Sunday, too, the motto is once again ‘full throttle’ in the hunt for the penultimate championship points, before the final at Hockenheim takes place again in three weeks’ time.
New commentator
Austrian rider Luis Rammerstorfer would have much preferred to be on the Euro Moto Sportbike starting grid with his Triumph from Team Freudenberg. But the young rider had suffered a heavy crash on Friday. “I’m fine so far,” he explained after being checked at the Medical Centre. “It’s just my right arm that’s badly bruised.” To ensure Rammerstorfer didn’t get bored, the Stream commentator invited the injured rider to join them, where he was able to demonstrate his skills as a race commentator.
Fancy a wedding?
As always during the Nürburgring weekend, one thing that’s not to be missed is the offer of a special wedding venue, complete with the roar of engines. In the exclusive wedding suite at the Nürburgring Business Centre, with a direct view of the start-and-finish straight, couples planning to tie the knot have the opportunity to say ‘I do’ in a unique setting. On selected dates throughout the year, the teams from the ADAC Ravenol Nürburgring Endurance Series carry out test drives, ensuring just the right motorsport atmosphere. The venue can accommodate a maximum of 30 guests. The contact person for further information regarding weddings at the Nürburgring and for booking dates is the registrar, Ms Desiree Jüngling, at the Adenau Registry Office. Tel.: 02691/ 305 303, email: Desiree.Juengling@adenau.de
The live stream
There’s something to watch again. On Sunday, you can not only enjoy the
The broadcast schedule
11.00 am – Welcome programme
11.05 am – Euro Moto Superbike Race 1 (race start 11.15 am)
11.55 am – Euro Moto Sportbike Race 2 (race start 12.05 pm)
12.45 pm – Bagger Racing European Cup Race 2 (race start 12.50 pm)
2.05 pm – Pro Superstock 1000 Cup Race 2 (race starts at 2.10 pm)
2.50 pm – Euro Moto Supersport Race 2 (race start 3.00 pm)
3.40 pm – Euro Moto Superbike Race 2 (race start 3.50 pm)
4.25 pm – Kawasaki ZX-6R Cup Race 2 (race start 4.30 pm
The weather
At Erlebnis-Welt Nürburgring, there are no clouds in the morning; the sun is shining with temperatures of 7°C. By midday, it becomes cloudy, with the sun making only occasional appearances, and the temperature rises to 21°C. In the evening at the Nürburgring Erlebnis-Welt, it is partly cloudy and partly clear with temperatures ranging from 15 to 20°C. At night, it is cloudy with minimum temperatures of 15°C. Gusts may reach speeds of between 20 and 23 km/h. (Source: wetter.com)
The schedule for Sunday, 6 September 2026
09.00 to 10.10 Warm-up
10.30 to 11.00 am Race 2 Twin Cup
11.15 to 11.50 am Race 1 Euro Moto Superbike
12.05 to 12.40 Race 2 Euro Moto Sportbike
12.50 to 13.15 Race 2: Bagger Racing Europe
1.15 pm to 1.50 pm Pit walk
1.15 pm to 1.50 pm ADAC Road to MiniMoto
2.10 pm to 2.45 pm Race 2 Pro Superstock Cup
3.00 pm to 3.35 pm Race 2 Euro Moto Supersport
3.50 pm to 4.25 pm Race 2: Euro Moto Superbike
4.30 pm to 5.00 pm Race 2: Kawasaki Cup
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