Experience the Sachsenring like a pro – on one of Germany's most legendary Grand Prix circuits. With maximum driving time, an open track, and individual professional coaching every step of the way.
3.7 km
race track
14
Corners
The Sachsenring is one of Germany's most traditional motorsport arenas – home of MotoGP and a venue for world-class motorsport for decades. The 3.671 km long track combines tight braking maneuvers with fast corner combinations and one of the most demanding track layouts in German racing.
Particular challenges include the long left-hand bends in sector 2, the tight hairpin at the lowest point, and the rapid climb to the finish straight, which demands the highest level of vehicle control and precision .
6h*
Driving time
1
Day event
The day begins with a common baseline for everyone, including an explanation of the ideal racing line and basic driving tips, before the actual training starts.
From then on, the coaching takes over. Experienced professional instructors accompany the sessions, analyze driving performances, and provide targeted feedback on braking points, line choice, and vehicle control. No textbook knowledge here – just direct experience from motorsport .
At the end of the day, you don't just drive faster. You understand why.
The training center
At the Bosch test site in Boxberg, you get something that is priceless in everyday life: space!
Space to drive, to try things out, to learn.
Almost 100 football pitches in size – a site where otherwise only prototypes worth millions from major car manufacturers are pushed to their limits. And this time, it's your turn.
It's not showroom glamour that counts here, but honest driving dynamics. You drive sideways, fast, in control – all day long. Mistakes are allowed, even encouraged! A minor spin at 80 km/h? At most, a few pointed comments from the instructor. Nothing more.
No kerbs, no crash barriers, no drama.
Boxberg is a playground for drivers. And as everywhere in motorsport, the same applies here: those who learn will laugh in the end. The best.
Event schedule
Individual arrival at Hotel Beierlein by 6:00 PM. In the evening, a joint safety briefing will take place – including an introduction to the Sachsenring track rules, flag signals, and the schedule for the following day. The evening concludes with a group dinner in the hotel restaurant – a good opportunity to get to know the other participants and prepare for the day ahead.
Arrival & Evening Event
Morning
Vehicle registration and technical inspection take place from 8:00 AM directly at the Sachsenring. If necessary, additional silencers can be fitted on-site free of charge by the Sachsenring. At 9:00 AM, the training begins with guided laps behind the instructor. Reference points, braking zones, and corner apex are worked out lap by lap – as a common foundation for the rest of the day. Once you've experienced the track in a structured way, you begin to understand it.
Afternoon
The afternoon builds on the morning's session. Route knowledge is now applied with precision and consistency – through individual coaching sessions and targeted data analysis between sessions. The instructors work directly with you: What's costing you time? Where is there untapped potential? Every ride has a clear objective.
Farewell & Departure
A joint closing briefing with personal feedback from the instructor and an overview of your progress throughout the day. Time for final questions, data analysis, and group discussion. Individual departures in the late afternoon.
Included in the course price ✔️
Organization and support by Drive Vision
Exclusive use of the race track during the event
Professional instruction from motorsport-experienced instructors
Individual support in preparation for your participation and on site
Not included in the course price ✖️
Individual arrival/departure
Hotel accommodation
Food and drinks
Participation with own vehicle and its associated costs such as fuel, insurance, etc.
TrackDay Sachsenring in numbers
max. 30
Cars on the track simultaneously
6h*
Driving time per day
*divided into two groups
99%
customer satisfaction
FAQ: Good to know!
Sachsenring racetrack training
The tour is aimed at drivers with an interest in driving dynamics and alpine routes. Previous experience of sporty driving is an advantage, but not a prerequisite. What matters most is a willingness to drive in a conscious and controlled manner.
Basically, any road-legal vehicle is eligible. A sporty car – either a sports car or a high-performance production vehicle – is recommended. Functioning brakes and a valid vehicle inspection certificate are mandatory. The vehicle's maximum noise level is 95 dB. Those exceeding this limit can borrow an additional silencer free of charge on site – however, we recommend contacting us beforehand to ensure a smooth arrival.
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No. The training is suitable for drivers of varying experience levels. The day begins with guided rides that provide all participants with a common foundation on the track – regardless of their prior knowledge.
This tour is aimed at drivers interested in driving dynamics and alpine routes. Prior experience in sporty driving is advantageous, but not required. The crucial factor is the willingness to drive consciously and in a controlled manner.
Driving on Alpine roads causes greater wear and tear on brakes and tyres than on normal roads. However, driving is controlled and not designed to push the vehicle to its limits.
Accommodation is at the Hotel Alpenrose in Kühtai. All tour days start and end there, and accommodation is included in the package price.
Yes, two people can travel together in the vehicle. The tour is suitable for both individuals and couples.