Discover the varied aspects of Austria’s most famous Grand Prix race track
There can’t be many motorsport fans who haven’t occasionally imagined themselves swapping places with Max Verstappen or Brad Binder and doing a lap of the Red Bull Ring at full throttle. Our unique programme of Driving/Riding Experiences makes such dreams come true. Would you like to tackle the 3.4-kilometre race track on four wheels or two? The choice is entirely yours.
Either way, a sequence of spectacular climbs of up to 12 per cent and gradients of up to 9.3 per cent awaits you. Did you know that there is a 65-metre difference in altitude between the highest and lowest points of the circuit? If the bare statistics don’t set your pulse racing, you’ll certainly get the message when you enter Turn 1, named after F1 legend Niki Lauda.
The difference between the F1 and MotoGP track lies in the route on the way to turn 2. Since 2022, Austria’s best-known Grand Prix circuit has had a chicane between T1 and T3, which is driven in MotoGP. The rest of the track layout is the same and is characterised by a combination of fast straights and tricky corners.
Fact check F1 vs. MotoGP track:
- The MotoGP track is 30 metres longer
- A lap of the Red Bull Ring still consists of 10 turns
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Porsche 718 Cayman S Experience Red Bull Ring – F1 Track
Together with an experienced instructor as a coach, you will learn step by step, lap by lap, braking points, line technique and visual guidance in order to move the Porsche 718 Cayman S around the Red Bull Ring both safely and quickly . Our “Lead & Follow” sessions are guaranteed to be an experience you are not going to forget soon! The advantages of Lead & Follow are obvious: by following the slipstream of an instructor, your are automatically on the ideal racing line – at a pace that challenges you but never overwhelms you. This way you will avoid mistakes and experience the greatest possible fun.
Requirement: You need a class B driving license. In the case of an L17 driving license, driving without an accompanying person must be permitted.
