MotoGP Grand Prix of Germany

Upgrade your MotoGP German Grand Prix experience with the Sachsenring Club - Premium T1 VIP ticket. This VIP package grants you exclusive access to a grandstand T1 seat with a perfect view of the victory ceremony, along with a dedicated club area offering exclusive catering, live race broadcasts, and much more. Elevate your race weekend at the Sachsenring with this luxurious hospitality option.

The Sachsenring Club Premium T1 VIP tickets include the following services:

• Grandstand seat on T1 (free seating in block A) including view of a video wall and the award ceremony

• Exclusive catering:
  • Breakfast and lunch buffet
  • Cake buffet
  • Selection of non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages
• Exclusive parking at the event site
• Access to the designated pit roof area (subject to availability)
• Limited time rental of paddock tickets (subject to availability)

Additional information:

• The Sachsenring Club area is open on Saturday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on Sunday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
• Buyers of Saturday + Sunday tickets can also use a seat in block A of the T1 grandstand on Friday. However, this does not apply to buyers of "only" Sunday tickets.
• Children's tickets (for ages 0-13) are available upon request

The MotoGP German Grand Prix takes place at the famous Sachsenring circuit in Germany. Grandstand T1 is positioned along the main straight, right at the starting grid and the start/finish line. From here, spectators get a close-up view of the riders preparing for the race and can witness the intense acceleration as the bikes exit the last turn at around 100 km/h before reaching speeds of up to 280 km/h on the straight.

Grandstand T1 is an uncovered grandstand. It’s an ideal location for fans looking to experience the excitement of MotoGP Germany up close. If you're looking for tickets for MotoGP Sachsenring, this section of the circuit offers a fantastic view of the race. Don’t miss out on the action at MotoGP Sachsenring, buy your tickets now for an unforgettable weekend of racing!

The MotoGP German Grand Prix (MotoGP Sachsenring) is held at the Sachsenring circuit. Grandstand T2 is located at Turn 2, a slow right-hander. From this grandstand, spectators can watch the riders brake hard at the end of the main straight as they approach Turn 1, a challenging right-hander where speeds drop to around 80 km/h. As the bikes navigate Turn 1 and head toward Turn 2, you’ll see them accelerate to about 120-130 km/h. The grandstand also offers a distant view of Turn 5. This section of the track provides a mix of technical corners and exciting braking zones. If you are looking for MotoGP tickets to experience the excitement of the MotoGP Germany race at Sachsenring, Grandstand T2 offers a great view of the grand prix.

The MotoGP German Grand Prix is held at the Sachsenring circuit in Germany. Grandstands T3 and T3/1 are located side by side at Turn 3, offering spectators a close-up view of the riders as they navigate this challenging corner. From these stands, you can watch the MotoGP bikes slow down to around 100 km/h as they approach Turn 3 before accelerating back up to 150 km/h as they exit towards Turn 4. Both grandstands provide similar views of the action. Spectators can enjoy an exciting perspective of MotoGP Germany from these grandstands. MotoGP tickets for the MotoGP German Grand Prix (MotoGP Sachsenring) are available online and offer an unforgettable experience.

The MotoGP German Grand Prix is held at the Sachsenring circuit in Germany. Grandstands T3 and T3/1 are located side by side at Turn 3, offering spectators a close-up view of the riders as they navigate this challenging corner. From these stands, you can watch the MotoGP bikes slow down to around 100 km/h as they approach Turn 3 before accelerating back up to 150 km/h as they exit towards Turn 4. Both grandstands provide similar views of the action. Spectators can enjoy an exciting perspective of MotoGP Germany from these grandstands. MotoGP tickets for the MotoGP German Grand Prix (MotoGP Sachsenring) are available online and offer an unforgettable experience.

The MotoGP German Grand Prix takes place at the famous Sachsenring circuit in Germany. Grandstand T1 is positioned along the main straight, right at the starting grid and the start/finish line. From here, spectators get a close-up view of the riders preparing for the race and can witness the intense acceleration as the bikes exit the last turn at around 100 km/h before reaching speeds of up to 280 km/h on the straight.

Grandstand T1 is an uncovered grandstand. It’s an ideal location for fans looking to experience the excitement of MotoGP Germany up close. If you're looking for tickets for MotoGP Sachsenring, this section of the circuit offers a fantastic view of the race. Don’t miss out on the action at MotoGP Sachsenring, buy your tickets now for an unforgettable weekend of racing!

The MotoGP German Grand Prix (MotoGP Sachsenring) is held at the Sachsenring circuit. Grandstand T2 is located at Turn 2, a slow right-hander. From this grandstand, spectators can watch the riders brake hard at the end of the main straight as they approach Turn 1, a challenging right-hander where speeds drop to around 80 km/h. As the bikes navigate Turn 1 and head toward Turn 2, you’ll see them accelerate to about 120-130 km/h. The grandstand also offers a distant view of Turn 5. This section of the track provides a mix of technical corners and exciting braking zones. If you are looking for MotoGP tickets to experience the excitement of the MotoGP Germany race at Sachsenring, Grandstand T2 offers a great view of the grand prix.

The MotoGP German Grand Prix is held at the Sachsenring circuit in Germany. Grandstands T3 and T3/1 are located side by side at Turn 3, offering spectators a close-up view of the riders as they navigate this challenging corner. From these stands, you can watch the MotoGP bikes slow down to around 100 km/h as they approach Turn 3 before accelerating back up to 150 km/h as they exit towards Turn 4. Both grandstands provide similar views of the action. Spectators can enjoy an exciting perspective of MotoGP Germany from these grandstands. MotoGP tickets for the MotoGP German Grand Prix (MotoGP Sachsenring) are available online and offer an unforgettable experience.

The MotoGP German Grand Prix is held at the Sachsenring circuit in Germany. Grandstands T3 and T3/1 are located side by side at Turn 3, offering spectators a close-up view of the riders as they navigate this challenging corner. From these stands, you can watch the MotoGP bikes slow down to around 100 km/h as they approach Turn 3 before accelerating back up to 150 km/h as they exit towards Turn 4. Both grandstands provide similar views of the action. Spectators can enjoy an exciting perspective of MotoGP Germany from these grandstands. MotoGP tickets for the MotoGP German Grand Prix (MotoGP Sachsenring) are available online and offer an unforgettable experience.

The MotoGP German Grand Prix takes place at the famous Sachsenring circuit in Germany. Grandstand T1 is positioned along the main straight, right at the starting grid and the start/finish line. From here, spectators get a close-up view of the riders preparing for the race and can witness the intense acceleration as the bikes exit the last turn at around 100 km/h before reaching speeds of up to 280 km/h on the straight.

Grandstand T1 is an uncovered grandstand. It’s an ideal location for fans looking to experience the excitement of MotoGP Germany up close. If you're looking for tickets for MotoGP Sachsenring, this section of the circuit offers a fantastic view of the race. Don’t miss out on the action at MotoGP Sachsenring, buy your tickets now for an unforgettable weekend of racing!

The MotoGP German Grand Prix (MotoGP Sachsenring) is held at the Sachsenring circuit. Grandstand T2 is located at Turn 2, a slow right-hander. From this grandstand, spectators can watch the riders brake hard at the end of the main straight as they approach Turn 1, a challenging right-hander where speeds drop to around 80 km/h. As the bikes navigate Turn 1 and head toward Turn 2, you’ll see them accelerate to about 120-130 km/h. The grandstand also offers a distant view of Turn 5. This section of the track provides a mix of technical corners and exciting braking zones. If you are looking for MotoGP tickets to experience the excitement of the MotoGP Germany race at Sachsenring, Grandstand T2 offers a great view of the grand prix.

The MotoGP German Grand Prix is held at the Sachsenring circuit in Germany. Grandstands T3 and T3/1 are located side by side at Turn 3, offering spectators a close-up view of the riders as they navigate this challenging corner. From these stands, you can watch the MotoGP bikes slow down to around 100 km/h as they approach Turn 3 before accelerating back up to 150 km/h as they exit towards Turn 4. Both grandstands provide similar views of the action. Spectators can enjoy an exciting perspective of MotoGP Germany from these grandstands. MotoGP tickets for the MotoGP German Grand Prix (MotoGP Sachsenring) are available online and offer an unforgettable experience.

The MotoGP German Grand Prix is held at the Sachsenring circuit in Germany. Grandstands T3 and T3/1 are located side by side at Turn 3, offering spectators a close-up view of the riders as they navigate this challenging corner. From these stands, you can watch the MotoGP bikes slow down to around 100 km/h as they approach Turn 3 before accelerating back up to 150 km/h as they exit towards Turn 4. Both grandstands provide similar views of the action. Spectators can enjoy an exciting perspective of MotoGP Germany from these grandstands. MotoGP tickets for the MotoGP German Grand Prix (MotoGP Sachsenring) are available online and offer an unforgettable experience.

The MotoGP German Grand Prix takes place at the famous Sachsenring circuit in Germany. Grandstand T1 is positioned along the main straight, right at the starting grid and the start/finish line. From here, spectators get a close-up view of the riders preparing for the race and can witness the intense acceleration as the bikes exit the last turn at around 100 km/h before reaching speeds of up to 280 km/h on the straight.

Grandstand T1 is an uncovered grandstand. It’s an ideal location for fans looking to experience the excitement of MotoGP Germany up close. If you're looking for tickets for MotoGP Sachsenring, this section of the circuit offers a fantastic view of the race. Don’t miss out on the action at MotoGP Sachsenring, buy your tickets now for an unforgettable weekend of racing!

The MotoGP German Grand Prix (MotoGP Sachsenring) is held at the Sachsenring circuit. Grandstand T2 is located at Turn 2, a slow right-hander. From this grandstand, spectators can watch the riders brake hard at the end of the main straight as they approach Turn 1, a challenging right-hander where speeds drop to around 80 km/h. As the bikes navigate Turn 1 and head toward Turn 2, you’ll see them accelerate to about 120-130 km/h. The grandstand also offers a distant view of Turn 5. This section of the track provides a mix of technical corners and exciting braking zones. If you are looking for MotoGP tickets to experience the excitement of the MotoGP Germany race at Sachsenring, Grandstand T2 offers a great view of the grand prix.

The MotoGP German Grand Prix is held at the Sachsenring circuit in Germany. Grandstands T3 and T3/1 are located side by side at Turn 3, offering spectators a close-up view of the riders as they navigate this challenging corner. From these stands, you can watch the MotoGP bikes slow down to around 100 km/h as they approach Turn 3 before accelerating back up to 150 km/h as they exit towards Turn 4. Both grandstands provide similar views of the action. Spectators can enjoy an exciting perspective of MotoGP Germany from these grandstands. MotoGP tickets for the MotoGP German Grand Prix (MotoGP Sachsenring) are available online and offer an unforgettable experience.

The MotoGP German Grand Prix is held at the Sachsenring circuit in Germany. Grandstands T3 and T3/1 are located side by side at Turn 3, offering spectators a close-up view of the riders as they navigate this challenging corner. From these stands, you can watch the MotoGP bikes slow down to around 100 km/h as they approach Turn 3 before accelerating back up to 150 km/h as they exit towards Turn 4. Both grandstands provide similar views of the action. Spectators can enjoy an exciting perspective of MotoGP Germany from these grandstands. MotoGP tickets for the MotoGP German Grand Prix (MotoGP Sachsenring) are available online and offer an unforgettable experience.