Templin / Groß Dölln
Car circuit / Motorcycle circuit
Since 2002, the Driving Center has used parts of the former Groß Dölln military airfield. Initial training on runways and taxiways developed into a venue with several specialist driving areas. A circuit designed by Hermann Tilke joined the site in 2009. Its combinable sections allow different configurations up to 4,250 metres overall, with artificial elevation changes and varying corner speeds defining the character. Car trackdays, motorcycle riding and road-safety courses do not automatically use the same course. The maximum overall length is therefore not assigned to every training product. Historic airfield surfaces, today’s circuit and separate practice modules remain distinct parts of the venue.
Source-based research; not directly confirmed by the operator.
Choose the activity that fits your plans. Requirements apply to that specific offer and its listed track areas.
Drive yourself · Own vehicle · Car
Age 18 or over, a valid driving licence and your own road-registered car required. Mandatory briefing and group allocation; racing line only, no drifting. Regular noise checks. Confirm the configuration and bookable date directly.
Area: Confirm the exact area with the provider
Drive yourself · Own vehicle · Motorcycle
Technical and noise checks precede registration. Required equipment includes a leather suit with back protector, securely joined if two-piece, a full-face helmet, motorcycle boots and leather gloves. Experience-based groups. The booking list had no available dates during research; confirm availability and course configuration directly.
Area: Confirm the exact area with the provider
Treat each area separately: vehicle groups, access and length can differ.
A venue address is not the same as a verified entrance. Follow the organizer’s current arrival instructions.
A source pin is available; the actual entrance is unconfirmed.
Facilities such as camping, washrooms or electricity have not been fully researched. A missing entry does not mean a facility is absent.
These details were researched from the linked original sources. Direct confirmation from the operator has not been obtained.
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