Eight doubleheader rounds for 2027 DTM

DTM has announced its race calendar for 2027, with an eight-weekend, 16-race season across six months starting at the Red Bull Ring presented by VKB-Bank. As well as the Formula 1 circuit in Austria, Circuit Zandvoort in the Netherlands is the second venue outside of Germany to host the touring car series. In keeping with tradition, the finale will take place at the Hockenheimring Baden-Württemberg.

The season begins April 23-25 in the Styrian Alps. Following its successful premiere as this year’s season opener, the Red Bull Ring will again host the first two races of the championship. Just two weeks later, from May 7-9, the DTM will be at Motorsport Arena Oschersleben. Precision and consistency are invaluable at the technically demanding circuit near Magdeburg.

The next challenge is the Dekra Lausitzring, from June 18-20. After that, the Norisring will once again see Nuremberg transformed into the DTM capital from July 2-4. Germany’s only street circuit delights visitors and spectators every year with its unique atmosphere, packed grandstands, and spectacular door-to-door battles between barriers and concrete walls.

At the height of the summer, the DTM heads to the North Sea coast of the Netherlands from Aug. 6-8. Circuit Zandvoort, nestled in the dune landscape right by the sea, forms the stage for races nine and 10 of the season. The deciding phase of the title race begins just two weeks later at the Nürburgring. The series is in the Eifel from Aug. 20-22, before the Sachsenring (Sept. 24-26) and the finale at the Hockenheimring Baden-Württemberg from Oct. 8-10. The title race will be decided at the iconic Grand Prix circuit, where heroes will be born and the 2027 DTM champion crowned. 

“The excitement in the grandstands show that the DTM is on the road to success and is hugely appealing to spectators,” said ADAC Motorsport Director Thomas Voss. "We have seen a 13 percent growth in the number of visitors in the first five events of this year. We want to carry that momentum into the 2027 season and are sticking with tried-and-tested venues that are popular with visitors. However, we are varying the order. With eight top-class race weekends, racetracks steeped in tradition, and a balanced mix of national highlights and international outings, we are once again able to offer fans, teams and partners a calendar that is right out of the top drawer.”

This year's DTM continues this weekend with Saturday and Sunday rounds at the Nürburgring, with both races getting under way at 7:15am ET.

2027 DTM Championship