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There’s a very good reason why Jackie Stewart named the “old†Nürburgring the Green Hell and why Formula 1 doesn’t race there any more: it’s too bloody dangerous.
- Michael Schumacher To Drive Mercedes Amg F1 Car On The Nürburgring!
Michael Schumacher will become the second driver to tackle the Nürburgring Nordschleife in a modern Formula One car after Nick Heidfeld’s 2007 lap in a BMW Sauber. Since 1976, when Niki Lauda suffered a horrible crash on the Nordschleife, the...
- Infographic: The Nürburgring Race Track By The Numbers
The big daddy of all racing circuits, the famed Nürburgring in Germany, is a must for all auto enthusiasts. It comprises of two racetracks, the modern Grand Prix Circuit built in 1984, and much longer old Northern loop (Nordschleife) which was nicknamed...
- Toyota Ft-86 Completes Nürburgring Endurance Race Without A Hitch
Endurance races are quite a spectacle if you are a motorsports fan. Even more so if they take place at the Mecca of tracks, the (in)famous Nürburgring circuit. It’s the only place where you can see an Opel Manta or a Mercedes-Benz 190E finishing...
- Toyota Shatters Peugeot's Nürburgring Lap Time Record For Evs [video]
When the Nürburgring track came into life, it was considered as one of the most dangerous tracks in the world –so much that it was even banned from the Formula 1 calendar. Then it became a demanding course for privateers to drive their cars...
- Back To The Future: Formula One Racecar Lapping The Nürburgring Circuit In 1967
The Nürburgring circuit is called “The Green Hell†for a good reason. Measuring 24.4 km (15.2 miles) in today’s combined version that uses a part of the Formula 1 track, it’s not an easy circuit to master. Complete a fast...
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One Ring to Crash Them All and Into Armco Bind Them: Watch 2012’s Nordschleife Accidents
There’s a very good reason why Jackie Stewart named the “old†Nürburgring the Green Hell and why Formula 1 doesn’t race there any more: it’s too bloody dangerous.
Still, the Nordschleife track hosts other race series up to this day and is the place where manufacturers hone their latest cars and advertise their lap times, while on certain dates, it is also open to the public. This means that anyone can pay the ticket and drive around the 20.8 km (12.9-mile) circuit.
Read more »- Michael Schumacher To Drive Mercedes Amg F1 Car On The Nürburgring!
Michael Schumacher will become the second driver to tackle the Nürburgring Nordschleife in a modern Formula One car after Nick Heidfeld’s 2007 lap in a BMW Sauber. Since 1976, when Niki Lauda suffered a horrible crash on the Nordschleife, the...
- Infographic: The Nürburgring Race Track By The Numbers
The big daddy of all racing circuits, the famed Nürburgring in Germany, is a must for all auto enthusiasts. It comprises of two racetracks, the modern Grand Prix Circuit built in 1984, and much longer old Northern loop (Nordschleife) which was nicknamed...
- Toyota Ft-86 Completes Nürburgring Endurance Race Without A Hitch
Endurance races are quite a spectacle if you are a motorsports fan. Even more so if they take place at the Mecca of tracks, the (in)famous Nürburgring circuit. It’s the only place where you can see an Opel Manta or a Mercedes-Benz 190E finishing...
- Toyota Shatters Peugeot's Nürburgring Lap Time Record For Evs [video]
When the Nürburgring track came into life, it was considered as one of the most dangerous tracks in the world –so much that it was even banned from the Formula 1 calendar. Then it became a demanding course for privateers to drive their cars...
- Back To The Future: Formula One Racecar Lapping The Nürburgring Circuit In 1967
The Nürburgring circuit is called “The Green Hell†for a good reason. Measuring 24.4 km (15.2 miles) in today’s combined version that uses a part of the Formula 1 track, it’s not an easy circuit to master. Complete a fast...