The fastest stretch — top speed under the old beech, next to Döttinger Höhe.
Where To Watch
The classic spectator points, the historic sites, and the gate where the public laps start. Park legally, walk the last stretch, stand behind the fences — and check the event calendar before you go: on race days access differs.
The Nordschleife
The spots
The most famous spectator bank on the Nordschleife — the place the crash videos come from.
The banked concrete bowl — the most photographed corner on the circuit.
The Karussell's little sibling, banked concrete near the end of the lap.
The slowest corner on the lap — cars inches away, down in the Adenau valley.
Seventy plaques at the ring°boulevard — Fangio, Senna, Lauda, Bellof, Caracciola.
The 12th-century ruin the whole circuit is named after, on the hill above the village.
A 1638 stone cross beside one of the fastest corners — the corner is named after it.
Where the public laps start — barriers, ticket machines, and the famous car park.