Get in, buckle up and start the engines. At the Nürburgring it gets loud and fast again at the weekend. The Seat Leon Eurocup racers are back. For the third time, the Nürburgring is the venue for the Seat Leon Eurocup.
14 racers in their 330 PS-strong Seat Leon Eurocup racers will compete at the Nürburgring this weekend.
"There are currently three drivers who all have a chance of overall victory with just two races before the end of the season - so the next races will be really exciting. The traditional Nürburgring will be a challenge for everyone. Here the smallest mistake can decide whether to win or lose. I'm really looking forward to what the next two races will be like. And I am sure that there are still a few surprises to be expected“Says Jaime Puig, director of SEAT Sport.
The Nürburgring is a 5,1 kilometer long race track with significant differences in altitude and is known as the fastest track on the racing calendar. The course has seven left and ten right turns and has some peculiarities that most drivers are familiar with. Stian Paulsen (Stian Paulsen Racing) has fond memories of the German track, as the Norwegian celebrated his first victory here two years ago.