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The Nürburgring Sprint track, a shorter variant of the iconic Nürburgring Grand Prix circuit, offers a condensed yet thrilling driving experience that showcases key sections of this legendary German racing venue. Situated within the scenic Eifel Mountains, the Sprint layout focuses on technical turns and tight corners, offering drivers an intense and dynamic challenge in a more compact format.



Starting with the sharp right-hander at Turn 1, drivers are immediately put to the test with heavy braking zones that demand precision and control. The track continues through the Mercedes Arena, where tricky left-right combinations and elevation changes require careful handling and setup adjustments to maintain speed. As drivers exit this sector, they must tackle the sweeping Schumacher S and the following hairpin, which tests both cornering finesse and throttle control. This layout emphasizes the need for quick reflexes and mastery over complex braking and acceleration sequences, making it particularly popular for sprint races.




While not as long or complex as the full Grand Prix circuit, the Sprint version of Nürburgring encapsulates the character of the full track, providing a challenging and rewarding racing environment that demands skill and strategy. Suitable for both beginners looking to sharpen their racing techniques and seasoned drivers seeking a high-speed challenge, the Nürburgring Sprint is an essential test for anyone aiming to conquer one of motorsport's most revered locations.



Fanatec Gran Turismo DD Pro (QR2)
Wheel : ClubSport BMW GT2 V2 (QR2)
Pedal : ClubSport V3 inverted

Fanatec Gran Turismo DD Pro :
SEN - AUTO
FFB - 100
FFS - PEAK
NDP - 75
NFR - 5
NIN - 5
INT - 5
FEI - 100
FOR - 120
SPR - 100
DPR - 10