NLS & Nürburgring
The Nürburgring runs to its own rules. Its main series races on a circuit more than twenty kilometres long, with well over a hundred cars on track at once, from factory GT3 machinery down to road-legal hatchbacks. Nothing else in world motorsport looks like it, and almost none of its conventions transfer from anywhere else.
This section explains how racing at the Nürburgring actually works — the series, the classes, the licence you need before you are allowed near it, and the procedures that keep it safe.
Start Here
- What Is the NLS? — the series, the format, the grid and the permit system
- The NLS Class System Explained — SP9, SP-X, Cup2, V4, TCR and the rest, decoded
- How NLS Championship Points Work, class points, dropped results, tie-breaks and the Speed Trophy
- Code 60 Explained — how a Nürburgring race is neutralised