Lower prices and family-friendly discounts: DTM tickets on sale now

• Tickets for the new season start at just € 39
• Free access for under 16s
• ADAC members receive ten percent discount

Munich. When the new DTM season gets underway from 26th to 28th May at Motorsport Arena Oschersleben, it will do so with renowned drivers, big-name teams and super sports cars from six manufacturers. Tickets are available now online at dtm.com. And there is great news for fans: a new price structure, drawn up by the ADAC, means DTM tickets are on average € 10 to € 20 cheaper than last year, with prices starting at € 39. ADAC members benefit from a 10 percent discount when purchasing tickets in advance online.

“Our goal is to make the DTM events more appealing, particularly for families, and to attract more people to the series. This year, we have made the DTM programme even more enticing. At the same time, we have also managed to reduce ticket prices in all categories. Admission is actually free for under 16s when accompanied by an adult – that has not previously been the case in the DTM,” says ADAC Motorsport Director Thomas Voss.

As a rule, the new ticket model comprises five price categories. In two of these, under 16s have free admission when accompanied by an adult. In the case of grandstand tickets in the higher categories, under 16s receive a 50 percent discount. Free admission to the paddock is included with all tickets. Only at the Sachsenring is access to the DTM paddock restricted, due to limited capacity.

Tickets for seven of the eight DTM events are available online now at dtm.com. The sale of tickets for the highlight at the Norisring, Nuremberg (7th to 9th July), begins mid-March.

The DTM is organised under the umbrella of the ADAC for the first time this year, and will visit eight racetracks in Germany, Austria and the Netherlands over the course of the new season. As well as the DTM, fans will also be treated to ADAC GT Masters action at four race weekends and thrilling races in the ADAC GT4 Germany series at six events. The Prototype Cup Germany also shares the bill on three occasions. Furthermore, the BMW M2 Racing Cup and Porsche Carrera Cup Deutschland are also permanent fixtures on the DTM programme.