N24 - Nürburgring 24 Hours

The Nürburgring24 Hours, officially known as the ADAC RAVENOL 24h Nürburgring, is aprestigious 24-hour endurance racing event held annually on the iconic Nürburgring circuit in Germany. Established in 1970, the race utilizes a combination of the legendary Nordschleife ("North Loop") and the modern Grand Prix track, creating one of the most challenging and demanding motorsport circuits in the world, with a lap length of over 25 kilometers. The event attracts a massive anddiverse field of competitors, often featuring over 130 cars and more than 500 drivers, ranging from amateurteams to factory-backed professional outfits. A wide variety of machinery competes, including GT3, GT4, touring cars, and specialized racing vehicles, all vying for overall victory or class honors. The race is a true testof driver skill, team strategy, and vehicle reliability, as competitors battle through the day and night, facing unpredictable Eifel weather conditions andthe unforgiving nature of the 'Green Hell'. The atmosphere surrounding the event is legendary, with hundreds of thousands of spectators camping aroundthe track, creating a unique festival-like environment that celebrates motorsport.Beyond the main 24-hour race, the event weekend typically includes a packed schedule of support races and other attractions, makingit a must-attend for motorsport enthusiasts from around the globe.