The Nurburgring is now a modern race circuit, however it's father the Nürburgring Nordschleife (or Northern Loop), still exists. Its 13 miles of challenging tarmac lie ahead of you, with its sweeping curves, variable surfaces, dramatic climbs and drops, and a back straight over a mile long (ever topped a blackbird out before?). It isn't perfect, and has been claimed as one of the most dangerous race circuits in the world. It has few or no run off areas at all, this is one of the reasons that it was abandoned for the newly constructed, Nurburgring. So what did they do with the old one? They turned it into a public circuit that you can ride or drive, until you're blue in the face, or broke, which ever comes first.

There's only one Nurburgring, and its truly infectious.

But don't think when you go to the Nurburgring that that's all there is there. You'd be severely mistaken, it lies in one of the most beautiful regions of Germany. You are surrounded by the most heavenly riding country, that climbs around mountains and through the wine producing valleys. Heavens, your right on the Mosel Valley, wind your way down the Mosel, enjoy the wine tasting, the excellent fare and the scenery