Advance ticket sales for the 54th BELMOT Classic Car Grand Prix have begun. From 13 to 15 August 2027, the Nürburgring will be transformed into a rolling motorsport museum for the ‘Classic for Classics’ event, featuring many unforgettable racing cars. In this anniversary year marking ‘100 Years of the Nürburgring’, the history of the legendary race track will, of course, take centre stage time and again, adding a strong highlight to the programme on the Grand Prix circuit. The first races and series have already been confirmed and promise, once again, an exciting line-up of events. Until the end of the year, fans of historic motorsport can benefit from a particularly favourable advance-booking price: until 31 December, the weekend ticket is available for 69 euros – that’s a 20-euro discount on the standard price (89 euros).

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The new pricing structure rewards those who decide early to attend the BELMOT Classic Car Grand Prix. In addition to the reduced price for the weekend ticket valid until the end of the year, a further pricing structure will apply until the end of May 2027. Until then, the day ticket for Saturday costs 59 euros, whilst the weekend ticket will be available from 1 January for 79 euros. From 1 June, the full prices will apply (weekend: 89 euros / Saturday: 69 euros). By contrast, the prices for day tickets on Friday (35 euros) and Sunday (39 euros) remain unchanged throughout. As is traditional at the BELMOT Classic Car Grand Prix, access to the paddock is already included in every ticket. The event is also family-friendly thanks to free admission for young people: children and young people up to and including the age of 17 are admitted free of charge when accompanied by an adult ticket holder.

A journey back in time on the legendary race track
Key dates in the racing programme have already been finalised, so visitors can look forward to a true classic car festival. Confirmed events include the Golden Era Touring Car races and the Super Touring Revival, both featuring starting grids packed with classic touring cars. The DRM Revival offers a look back at the spectacular Group 5 era. The races in the Historic Championship ’65 and the Historic Championship ’81 will award points towards the German Historic Motor Racing Championship. Porsche’s historic cup cars will also be back on the track in the Golden Era Classic Cup. Among the highlights is once again the traditional evening race featuring two-seater racing cars and GTs up to 1965. In the Nürburgring’s anniversary year, the pre-war racing cars of the Vintage Sports Car Trophy will bridge the gap to the early days of the Eifel circuit. Further sports car and formula races, as well as other attractive events, are in the pipeline. The supporting programme will definitely feature a revival of the Motor-Klassik Readers’ Race. The major marque club meet will also remain part of the programme. Numerous clubs will be represented with their unique vehicles in the car parks near the Grand Prix circuit, whilst the top marque clubs will also be housed in the AMG Arena.