Round 1 Hockenheimring 27–29 Mar
DMV Goodyear Racing Days · 2026 Season
Germany's largest platform for privately run touring car and GT teams
Serious on track, dependable off it — and open to anyone who takes motorsport seriously.
Season 2026
Our race weekends
Six weekends, six great circuits — the full 2026 season.
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Round 2 Oschersleben 24–26 Apr
Round 3 Nürburgring 29–31 May
Round 4 Circuit Zolder 10–12 Jul
Round 5 Lausitzring 25–27 Sep- 1000 km Round 6 Hockenheimring 23–25 Oct
Schedules and tickets to follow · subject to change.
The grid
Eight series, one weekend
From near-stock cup cars to GT3 — each series with its own rulebook and character.
Careers · Customer & partner care
Your office? The pit lane.
We’re hiring for VIP & partner care: look after guests trackside, travel with the team, experience racing from the front row.
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Frequently asked questions
Quick answers for fans, teams and drivers.
Fans
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What does admission cost and where do I get tickets?
There isn't one central ticket shop – every race weekend is sold through its own circuit. On the dates overview, each race card links straight to that circuit's ticket shop; prices are set by the circuit and therefore vary from venue to venue. For the Lausitzring, sales are still opening – for now it shows “Tickets soon”.
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As a fan, can I get into the paddock and close to the pit lane?
Yes – that closeness is what makes the Racing Days special: an open paddock, a pit lane you can walk right up to and the teams closer than almost anywhere else. Exactly how access works in detail is in the visitor info for each circuit, as it can differ from venue to venue.
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Can I watch the races from home?
Yes, free of charge: every race day is streamed live on YouTube, on the @DMVGoodyearRacingDays channel. Once a race weekend is under way, a “Live now” cue appears automatically on the fan page.
Teams
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How do I enter my team in a series?
The DGRD is an umbrella platform of nine independent series – entry runs through each series' organiser, not centrally through the DGRD. In the series overview, every series links to its official website, where entry and documents live. For general questions, reach us via the contact form with the role “Team”.
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Where do I find the regulations or the call for entries?
Regulations and the call for entries sit with each series, not on the DGRD site – every series has its own technical and sporting regulations. You'll find the direct link to the official series website in the series overview.
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Who do I contact with a question?
For team enquiries, use the contact form with the role “Team”. For series-specific questions, go directly to the relevant series via its official website.
Drivers
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I want to race myself – how do I get on the grid?
The DGRD is an umbrella over nine independent series – from close-to-production cup cars up to GT3. You always race in one of these series; which one fits your car and budget is shown in the series overview. Each series links there to its official website, through which entry and documents run. For general questions, use the contact form with the role “Driver”.
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Can I get on track without committing to a whole race season?
Yes – that's what the Performance Day is for: get on track yourself, on six dates in 2026 at the Goodyear Racing Days circuits. Registration is two steps – download the entry form (PDF) and email the completed form to entry2race@email.de. You'll find all dates and the form on the Performance Day page.
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I'm a newcomer – are there series for juniors and first-timers?
Yes, several series are aimed specifically at newcomers and juniors – such as the BMW 318ti Cup as a junior series, the Pfister Racing Touring Car Challenge with its rotating-car concept, or the Polo Cup. What you can start in and which requirements apply is set by each series; you'll find the details on each series' official website, linked from the series overview.