Schleiz
Motorcycle circuit / Car circuit
Since its first race in June 1923, Schleizer Dreieck has been part of German motorcycle and car-racing history. The current 3.805-kilometre configuration, used since 2004, runs anticlockwise. Earlier versions were considerably longer; their measurements do not describe today’s circuit. The undulating natural course combines racing tradition with road sections that are fully closed only for events. Motorcycle and sidecar races shape its programme. Visitors can request a guided tour including the Motorwelt exhibition. A tour, an announced race meeting and a training session remain three different reasons to visit, each with its own dates and conditions.
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.
Spectate · No vehicle required ·
Arrange the date and scope individually. The operator offers guided circuit walks including Motorwelt; confirm minimum group size or small-group conditions. This does not grant driving permission or admission to a race.
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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