Time is running out: Enjoy Sachsenring action at reduced rates

• Discounted tickets starting at € 39 available until 31st January
• New fan highlight: Go behind the scenes of MotoGP on the Paddock Tour
• Motorsport festival with concerts, rider presentations and the Red Bull Racing Circus

Munich. Act now to save on tickets: MotoGP fans have until 31st January 2026 to benefit from big reductions on tickets for the Liqui Moly Motorcycle Grand Prix of Germany at the Sachsenring. Discounted tickets for the only German round of the World Championship (10th to 12th July) are available for as little as € 39 until the end of the month, and can be purchased online at adac.de/motogp, by phoning the hotline on 03723/8099111, or by E-mail to info@sachsenring-event.de. Regular advance ticket prices will then apply from 1st February until the Grand Prix. It once again promises to be a great event for families, with the usual free admission to the site for under 14s when accompanied by an adult.

The event programme – already diverse, with highlights including the Thursday pit walk, the rider presentation, concerts in the Kart Hall, and the Red Bull Racing, to name but a few – will be given an upgrade in 2026. For the first time, the new Paddock Tour takes fans behind the doors of the otherwise hidden areas of the MotoGP circus at the Sachsenring. 60-minute tours on the Friday, Saturday and Sunday will guide visitors through paddocks 1 and 2 – past the team hospitalities and the MotoGP stars’ garages, and up onto the pit lane roof, offering an excellent view of the action below. The tour is also a fantastic opportunity to discover fascinating background knowledge about the Sachsenring and the Liqui Moly Motorcycle Grand Prix of Germany at first hand. Tickets for the Paddock Tour are available now in the online shop.

With more than 250,000 spectators, the Liqui Moly Motorcycle Grand Prix of Germany is one of Germany’s biggest individual sporting events. As well as a diverse support programme, fans can also look forward to a double dose of MotoGP action, with the sprint race on the Saturday and the main race on the Sunday.