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Welcome to the Race Ready for the German MotoGP, taking place from the 11-13 July 2025. We’re here to ensure you have all the information available at your fingertips to enable you to get the most out of your live motorsport experience.
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German MotoGP weekend schedule
The 2025 German MotoGP starts at 2pm local time, and 1pm UK time. You can find the full German MotoGP schedule, along with the UK times, below.
FRIDAY 11 JULY
| LOCAL TIME | UK TIME | SERIES | SESSION |
|---|---|---|---|
| 09:00 | 08:00 | MOTO3 | FREE PRACTICE SESSION |
| 09:50 | 08:50 | MOTO2 | FREE PRACTICE SESSION |
| 10:45 | 09:45 | MOTOGP | FREE PRACTICE SESSION |
| 13:15 | 12:15 | MOTO3 | PRACTICE SESSION |
| 14:05 | 13:05 | MOTO2 | PRACTICE SESSION |
| 15:00 | 14:00 | MOTOGP | PRACTICE SESSION |
SATURDAY 12 JULY
| LOCAL TIME | UK TIME | SERIES | SESSION |
|---|---|---|---|
| 08:40 | 07:40 | MOTO3 | FREE PRACTICE SESSION 2 |
| 09:25 | 08:25 | MOTO2 | FREE PRACTICE SESSION 2 |
| 10:10 | 09:10 | MOTOGP | FREE PRACTICE SESSION 2 |
| 10:50 | 09:50 | MOTOGP | QUALIFYING 1 |
| 11:15 | 10:15 | MOTOGP | QUALIFYING 2 |
| 12:50 | 11:50 | MOTO3 | QUALIFYING 1 |
| 13:15 | 12:15 | MOTO3 | QUALIFYING 2 |
| 13:45 | 12:45 | MOTO2 | QUALIFYING 1 |
| 14:10 | 13:10 | MOTO2 | QUALIFYING 2 |
| 15:00 | 14:00 | MOTOGP | SPRINT |
SUNDAY 13 JULY
| LOCAL TIME | UK TIME | SERIES | SESSION |
|---|---|---|---|
| 09:40 | 08:40 | MOTOGP | WARM UP |
| 11:00 | 10:00 | MOTO3 | RACE |
| 12:15 | 11:15 | MOTO2 | RACE |
| 14:00 | 13:00 | MOTOGP | RACE |
Sachsenring Track Map
Sachsenring Track Stats
| SACHSENRING | TRACK STATS |
|---|---|
| FIRST GRAND PRIX | 1998 |
| LAP LENGTH | 3.67 km (2.28 miles) |
| RACE LAP RECORD | 1:20.667 – Jorge Martin (2024) |
| LAPS | 30 |
| RACE DISTANCE | 110.13 km (68.42 miles) |
| LONGEST STRAIGHT | 700 m |
| TOP SPEED | 306.8 km/h – Pedro Acosta (2024) |
| TURNS | 13 |
Where to stay at the German MotoGP
Heading to the Sachsenring Circuit for the German MotoGP is a perfect chance to discover the rich culture and history of Saxony, with vibrant cities like Chemnitz, Leipzig, and Dresden close by. That said, race weekend can get hectic, and travelling to and from the circuit may be crowded and time-consuming. For a smoother experience, it’s worth considering alternative towns or cities as your base during the Grand Prix.
Below are some accommodation ideas in three key locations where many MotoGP fans choose to stay when visiting Sachsenring.
Chemnitz
Chemnitz is a popular base for MotoGP fans who want to stay close to Sachsenring without sacrificing city comforts. Approximately 20 minutes’ drive from the circuit, Chemnitz offers convenient access to race action while providing urban amenities, shopping, and dining. The city features an interesting mix of modern architecture and industrial heritage, making it a pleasant place to explore between track sessions. Below are three hotel recommendations in Chemnitz:
Hotel Chemnitzer Hof (★★★★)
An elegant, centrally located hotel featuring spacious rooms, a stylish bar, and proximity to both the city centre and major transport links. A great choice for fans looking for comfort and convenience.
Seaside Residenz Hotel (★★★★)
A modern hotel with comfortable rooms, a wellness area, and a good on-site restaurant. Ideal for those wanting a relaxing stay within easy reach of the circuit.
Hotel an der Oper (★★★★)
Directly opposite the opera house, this hotel offers tasteful rooms, a restaurant with regional cuisine, and secure parking. Perfect for fans who’d like to pair racing with cultural experiences.
Leipzig
About an hour’s drive from Sachsenring, Leipzig is a fantastic option for MotoGP fans who prefer a lively city atmosphere and plenty of sightseeing opportunities. Known for its vibrant art scene, music heritage, and bustling nightlife, Leipzig lets you blend your race weekend with urban adventure. Accommodation here is plentiful, often with more availability than towns nearer the circuit. Here are three recommended hotels in Leipzig:
INNSiDE by Meliá Leipzig (★★★★)
A stylish, contemporary hotel with modern rooms, a rooftop bar, and an excellent location near historic sites. A superb base for fans who want both comfort and city buzz.
Steigenberger Grandhotel Handelshof (★★★★★)
A luxurious choice in a historic building, offering spacious rooms, a spa, and exceptional service. Perfect for those seeking a premium experience during their MotoGP trip.
Motel One Leipzig-Augustusplatz (★★★)
Modern, budget-friendly accommodation right in the city centre, with chic interiors and easy access to major attractions and transport. Ideal for fans wanting great value without sacrificing style.
Dresden
Located around 90 minutes from Sachsenring, Dresden is an excellent base for MotoGP fans who want to combine racing with stunning architecture and cultural experiences. Famed for its Baroque beauty and riverside scenery, Dresden offers plenty of museums, historic sites, and lively squares. Staying here means a longer drive to the circuit, but the city’s attractions more than make up for it. Below are three hotel suggestions in Dresden:
Hyperion Hotel Dresden am Schloss (★★★★★)
A luxurious hotel nestled in the heart of Dresden’s old town, offering elegant rooms, a spa, and views of historic landmarks. Ideal for fans who want a high-end stay with cultural surroundings.
Motel One Dresden am Zwinger (★★★)
Affordable yet stylish, this modern hotel sits close to major sights like the Zwinger Palace and offers comfortable rooms with a trendy vibe. Great for budget-conscious racegoers.
Hotel Taschenbergpalais Kempinski (★★★★★)
A historic palace hotel featuring opulent rooms, fine dining, and top-class service. Perfect for fans looking to turn their race weekend into a luxury getaway.
Camping at the German MotoGP
One of the best things about attending the German MotoGP is the vibrant camping scene around the circuit. Fans gather for days of racing, BBQs, music, and camaraderie, creating an atmosphere that’s as much a highlight as the races themselves. Here’s an overview of some camping options near Sachsenring:
Official Circuit Camping
Stay right in the heart of the action at Sachsenring’s official campsites, like P4 or P5. Expect packed pitches, roaring fans, and non-stop parties late into the night. Facilities vary by lot, so check details and secure your spot early.
Campingplatz Hohenstein-Ernstthal
Located around 2-3 km from the circuit, this quieter campsite offers tent and motorhome pitches with decent facilities like showers, toilets, and food stalls. Perfect for fans seeking a balance between race-day buzz and restful nights.
Motorhome Stellplätze (Official RV Parking)
Dedicated motorhome areas around the circuit provide basic amenities like waste disposal and occasional power hookups. Great for those travelling with campervans who want to stay close to the track without pitching a tent. Spaces are limited and require advance booking.
Important Information
Emergencies
If you encounter an emergency situation during your trip, you should call the following number – 112.
Good to Know
The local currency is the Euro (EUR). The exchange rate is around 1 GBP to 1.16 EUR. All goods and services are paid in the local currency.
The official language is German.
ℹ️ Prohibited Items at Sachsenring
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