Circuit Racing
2027 DTM Hockenheimring
Why You Should Go
The last two races of the DTM season, with campsites right beside the circuit
Format
Three Day Race Weekend
Crowd
DTM fans and campers at the season finale
Vibe
Season finale in the Motodrom stadium
About This Event
The Hockenheimring is where the DTM season ends, and the series has raced here more often than at any other track. The races finish in the Motodrom, a stadium section of the 4.574 km circuit with a clear view of the racing from the stands.
1What to Expect
This is the final round of 2027, with DTM races 15 and 16.
Every 2027 DTM ticket includes the paddock on all event days, the pit lane walk on Saturday and Sunday, Meet the Drivers and the support series autograph sessions, and the DTM Fan Zone.
Racing runs Friday 8 to Sunday 10 October 2027.
Traffic around Hockenheim is much heavier than normal on race weekends, and on the day drivers are sent to whichever car park has space.
2Best Way to Experience It
- A 2027 weekend ticket is from €80 for all three days. Saturday is from €60, Sunday from €60 and Friday from €15, so the weekend ticket costs less than the two race days bought one at a time.
- 2027 catering vouchers bought in advance save up to 10%: currywurst, fries and a 0.5 litre Bitburger can is €13.40 and a bratwurst, roll and soft drink is €8. They are used at the Paddock 1 kiosk, or on Saturday and Sunday at the South Grandstand D kiosk, which only South Grandstand C, D and upper tier ticket holders can reach.
- The RacePass is a souvenir hard ticket in a box with a lanyard, from €15, sold only together with a DTM ticket.
- VIP tickets go on sale in the DTM ticket shop in December and are sold until three weeks before the race weekend.
About the Venue
3Nearby Accommodation
While you're in the area
Experiences near Hockenheimring Baden-Württemberg
4Logistics
Getting thereDriving, Public transport, Rideshare and taxis, Best value route
Driving
- From the north take the A6 exit 29 Schwetzingen/Hockenheim, the A61 exit 64 Hockenheim and then the L722, or the A5 exit 39 Walldorf and the B39.
- From the south take the A5 exit 39 Walldorf and the B39.
- The circuit recommends car parks P1, P2, P8 and P9 from the north and P1, P6 and P7 from the south.
- Parking is free from 6:00 to 20:00, and from 20:00 to 6:00 it costs €100 a night, which can be put toward a camping ticket by 8:00 the next morning.
- Many car parks are on grass or gravel.
Public transport
- Trains run to Hockenheim from Karlsruhe and Mannheim, and the circuit is about a 30 minute walk from the station.
- The city bus stop Waldstrasse/Friedhof is about 500 m from the circuit, with no buses on Sundays and none after 14:00 on Saturdays.
Rideshare and taxis
- No rideshare or taxi drop off point is published for the 2027 DTM.
Best value route
- The train to Hockenheim and the 30 minute walk from the station.
Tickets and entryTickets, Bringing things in, Cash and cards
Tickets
- From €15 (2027) for Friday, sold in the official DTM ticket shop at tickets.dtm.com.
- ADAC members save 10%.
Bringing things in
- Cool boxes, drinks crates, folding chairs, glass, pyrotechnics and animals are not allowed.
- Bags and helmets can be left in storage for €1 a day.
Cash and cards
- There is an ATM in front of the Welcome Center.
Staying overCamping
Camping
- Campsites C2 and C3 open on Thursday 7 October 2027 at 8:00 and must be cleared by 12:00 on Monday 11 October.
- 2027 advance prices per person at C3 are €30 Saturday to Sunday and €60 Friday to Sunday, and at C2 €45 Saturday to Sunday, €75 Friday to Sunday and €100 Thursday to Sunday, with €15 more at the box office.
- A motorhome adds €10 to €30 by length, under 14s camp free with a free ticket, and camping tickets do not include event entry.
5Frequently Asked Questions
?Suitable for kids?
Under 16s get a reduced ticket and every DTM circuit has a free category for them in 2027. A €0 child ticket still has to be booked, in categories 4 and 5 as well.
?Using a wheelchair?
Disabled parking is near South Grandstand C/D at the Conti Bridge car park (aG, B or Bl on the disabled ID) and at P2 (G). Free permits come by phone on +49 6205 950 211 or by email to camping@hockenheimring.de with a copy of the ID. Wheelchair places are booked through the circuit or tickets@dtm.com.
?Bringing a dog?
Animals are not allowed into the circuit.
6Cost Breakdown
| 2027 prices | Price |
|---|---|
| Weekend from | €80 |
| Friday from | €15 |
| Saturday from | €60 |
| Sunday from | €60 |
| Under 16s free category | €0 child ticket |
| RacePass souvenir ticket from | €15 |
| Camping C3 per person | €30 to €60 in advance |
| Camping C2 per person | €45 to €100 in advance |
| Motorhome add on | €10 to €30 |
| Overnight parking | €100 a night |
| Currywurst, fries and beer voucher | €13.40 |
| Bratwurst, roll and soft drink voucher | €8 |
Last verified: 3 November 2026Official link: dtm.com
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CampingMulti Day EventPublic TransportCircuit RacingMeet the DriversVIP HospitalityWheelchair UsersTouring CarsBehind the ScenesFan FestivalFamilies
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