MotoGP 2027: Sachsenring expands and brings in legends – advance ticket sales begin!

Anticipation is building for a special anniversary: in 2027, the Sachsenring will celebrate its 100th anniversary – and MotoGP will be part of the grand celebrations. Following the Grand Prix, advance ticket sales for next year’s event will begin. The event kicks off at 4.00 pm. Tickets are available online and at the box office at the main entrance on Goldbachstraße.

Even in this anniversary year, the Grand Prix remains affordable for fans. The three-day standing ticket will continue to cost 99 euros. Anyone wishing to get to know MotoGP for the first time can gain access to all grandstands on Friday with the ‘Friday-for-All’ ticket for 50 euros. Furthermore, ticket prices in most categories will remain largely stable.

A strong signal to fans: stable prices despite rising costs

The family-friendly offer also remains unchanged: children under 14 accompanied by an adult are admitted free of charge. In times of rising costs, the Sachsenring remains true to its fan-friendly pricing strategy and deliberately keeps the entry price for the MotoGP weekend affordable.

“We look forward to welcoming our visitors next year to the Sachsenring’s grand 100th-anniversary celebrations. It is the fans who make the only MotoGP round in Germany so unique. I am already very much looking forward to the big anniversary and I am certain that this event will be unique, even within the rich history of the Sachsenring,” comments ADAC Sports President Dr Gerd Ennser.

Sachsenring prepares for high demand

To meet the expected high demand, the organisers are expanding the popular T1 and T6 grandstands. This will create more than 1,500 additional seats. Those who book early can not only secure their preferred seat but also benefit from advance-booking prices.

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To mark the anniversary, all tickets will be available in a range of special designs. Furthermore, tickets will once again be available in the popular plastic card format on request. Sales of a limited-edition merchandise collection under the slogan ‘100 Years of the Sachsenring’ will also begin on Sunday.

Fans can also look forward to plenty of activities away from the races to mark the anniversary. Alongside the extensive supporting programme, the organisers have already announced plans to bring numerous motorcycling stars from past and present to the historic circuit near Hohenstein-Ernstthal. The exact date for the 2027 Motorcycle Grand Prix is to be announced shortly.