MotoGP™ de Alemania
Hohenstein - Sachsenring
18.06.2023
Sus entradas para la tribuna y la entrada general se ofrecen como entradas impresas en casa, que le serán enviadas por correo electrónico.
Todos los tipos de entradas se enviarán a más tardar 10 días antes de la carrera respectiva, no se cobrarán gastos de envío para las entradas print@home.
Todos los tipos de entradas se enviarán a más tardar 10 días antes de la carrera respectiva, no se cobrarán gastos de envío para las entradas print@home.
Aviso importante:
*Fecha sujeta a confirmación por la FIM!
Primer Gran Premio: 1992
Longitud del circuito: 3,6 km
Distancia de carrera: 118,2 km
Número de vueltas: 30
Curvas: 14
Récord de vueltas: 1:21.228
Marc Marquez (2019)
Longitud del circuito: 3,6 km
Distancia de carrera: 118,2 km
Número de vueltas: 30
Curvas: 14
Récord de vueltas: 1:21.228
Marc Marquez (2019)
MotoGP™ de Alemania
18.06.2023 | Hohenstein - Sachsenring
Sus entradas para la tribuna y la entrada general se ofrecen como entradas impresas en casa, que le serán enviadas por correo electrónico.
Todos los tipos de entradas se enviarán a más tardar 10 días antes de la carrera respectiva, no se cobrarán gastos de envío para las entradas print@home.
Todos los tipos de entradas se enviarán a más tardar 10 días antes de la carrera respectiva, no se cobrarán gastos de envío para las entradas print@home.
*Fecha sujeta a confirmación por la FIM!
Getting There
Departure Tax:
None.
Note:
The new Berlin Brandenburg Airport is scheduled to open in October 2020, around 18km (11 miles) south of central Berlin itself.
Main Airports:
+49 1805 007 737.
Getting There by Water:
The north (and only) coastline of Germany is readily accessible by water. The biggest ports are Bremen (www.bremenports.de), Bremerhaven (www.cruiseport.de), Hamburg (www.hafen-hamburg.de), Rostock (www.rostock-port.de) and Kiel (www.portofkiel.com).
Rail Passes:
InterRail: offers unlimited first- or second-class travel in up to 31 European countries for European residents of over six months with two pass options. The Global Pass allows travel for three days in a month, five days in a month, seven days in a month, 10 days in two months, 15 days in two months, one month and two months across all countries. The One-Country Pass offers travel for three, four, six or eight days in one month in any of the countries except Bosnia & Herzegovina, Lithuania, North Macedonia and Montenegro.
Reductions are available for travellers under 27 and over 60. Children under 12 are free when travelling with an adult using an Adult Pass. Supplements are required for some high-speed services, seat reservations and couchettes. Discounts are offered on some ferry routes. Interrail passes are available for European residents only.
Eurailpass: offers unlimited train travel in up to 31 European countries. Tickets are valid for three days in a month, five days in a month, seven days in a month, 10 days in two months, 15 days in two months, one month and two months across all participating countries. Reductions are available for travellers under 27 and over 60. Available from Eurail (www.eurail.com).
Getting There by Road:
For travellers already on the continent, Germany's central position makes it easily accessible by major roads from almost any direction you care to choose.
From the UK, Eurotunnel runs shuttle trains for cars, bicycles, motorcycles, coaches, minibuses, caravans and campervans between Folkestone in Kent and Calais in France. The journey takes about 35 minutes from platform to platform. Road access across to Germany is then relatively easy.
