- Concert highlight: Dick Brave on the DTM Powerstage
- Football feel: New England Patriots bring the Legendary Tour to the DTM
- Classic on air: Radio station Rock FM broadcasts from the Fan Zone
Munich. Spectacular showdown in the Motodrom: The Hockenheimring will be transformed into a grand stage for motorsport, music and entertainment from 9th to 11th October. While the battle for the DTM title rages at the iconic circuit, visitors can look forward to a packed programme off the track, including live music, parties and entertainment for the whole family. From rock 'n' roll with Sasha as Dick Brave on the "DTM Powerstage presented by Pirelli", to live radio from the DTM Fan Zone with Rock FM, the Cupra Run and Rave, and the Legendary Tour of the New England Patriots: a whole host of attractions will ensure there is a festival feel in Hockenheim for the season finale. Tickets for the DTM weekend start at € 49 and are available at dtm.com. Admission is free for under 16s when accompanied by an adult.
Dick Brave rocks the "DTM Powerstage presented by Pirelli"
On Saturday evening, the DTM Powerstage will be transformed into a grand open air stage. Dick Brave, the master of modern rock 'n' roll, and his band will get the crowd in the mood. Dick Brave had the crowd jumping at the Dekra Lausitzring earlier this season, after which he said: "Motorsport and music are a good fit for each other. Both have a lot of passion and power." Kicking off the live spectacle will be The Stereolines, one of the most exciting new bands in Germany. The four musicians from Stuttgart won last year's German Rock & Pop Prize and have won many fans with their catchy melodies, pulsating beats and striking bass lines. Admission to the "DTM Powerstage presented by Pirelli" is free for all DTM ticket holders.
New England Patriots bring the NFL feel to Hockenheim
American Football meets the DTM: The New England Patriots will roll into Hockenheim with their Legendary Tour for the season finale. The six-time Super Bowl winning team and partner of the DTM is bringing its Championship Container to the DTM Fan Zone. Here, visitors will be able to test their throwing skills on the Quarterback Challenge, create souvenir photos in the Patriots photo booth, and play cornhole on a section of artificial grass from the Gillette Stadium. Patriots mascot Pat Patriot will also be there, helping to create that game day atmosphere at the Hockenheimring.
Rock radio from the DTM Fan Zone
The Motodrom will start rocking as early as Friday: radio station Rock FM will ensure the atmosphere at the Hockenheimring is fitting for the final DTM weekend of the season. To make this possible, the station is moving its studio to the DTM Fan Zone on Friday afternoon, from where it will broadcast live with presenter Astrid Jacoby. As well as music, listeners can also look forward to insights behind the scenes of the DTM.
Run and Rave with Cupra
Cupra is combining sport and music with the Run and Rave event on Friday evening. Teams, drivers and other members of the DTM universe will come together for a relaxed run around the 4.574 kilometres of the Hockenheimring. The runners will be led by the new Cupra Raval, accompanied by electronic dance music from a live DJ. Anyone interested can register for the limited number of places here: https://app.guestoo.de/public/event/17a7e4e6-b653-4600-a2fd-f352163a6e8c/frame
Track invasion: Fans celebrate with the drivers on the track
The 16th and final race of this season's DTM gets underway at 16:30 on Sunday and brings the curtain down on the race weekend at the Hockenheimring. Once the chequered flag has been waved, the circuit belongs to the fans: as soon as the winner has been determined, the DTM will open the gates in the Südtribüne (South Stand) and Haupttribüne (Main Stand) for the track invasion.
Packed programme in the DTM Fan Zone, final Track Safari of the year
Many attractions await visitors in the DTM Fan Zone. Europe's biggest mobile ball pool, an action course, the Reaction Wall and a bouncy castle will provide fun and entertainment for all - especially families. At the same time, fans can get particularly close to the teams and drivers: the pit lane opens for the Pitwalk on Saturday and Sunday, while all ticket holders also have free access to the paddock. Another highlight is in store on Friday afternoon, in the form of the final Track Safari of the season. Here, fans are taken onto the track in buses, while the DTM cars hurtle past them at high speed.