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Dekra Lausitzring

Friday, 18 June 2027 · Lausitzring, Klettwitz · 🇩🇪 Germany

The Lausitzring is the third stop of the 2027 DTM season, which comprises eight race weekends in total. The track is located near Klettwitz in Brandenburg, Germany, about 60 kilometres north of Dresden. Lausitzring has been in use for motor racing since 2000. The facility is home to continental Europe's only oval superspeedway. The DTM (Deutsche Tourenwagen-Masters) is one of the regular highlights at the venue.

Where to watch

The exact start time has not been confirmed yet. It will appear here once the organiser publishes it.

Tickets

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Drivers' standings 2026

# Driver Team Points Wins
1 Thomas Preining 225 0
2 Maro Engel 213 0
3 Marco Wittmann 198 0
4 Lucas Auer 182 0
5 Matteo Cairoli 160 0
6 Nicki Thiim 149 0
7 Ben Dörr 139 0
8 Arjun Maini 133 0
9 Ricardo Feller 121 0
10 Jules Gounon 111 0
11 Thierry Vermeulen 107 0
12 Luca Engstler 99 0
13 Mirko Bortolotti 97 0
14 Kelvin van der Linde 96 0
15 Finn Wiebelhaus 78 0
16 Bastian Buus 66 0
17 Marco Mapelli 57 0
18 Tom Kalender 49 0
19 Timo Glock 30 0
20 Maximilian Paul 14 0
21 Nicolas Baert 8 0
22 Christian Engelhart 2 0

Teams' standings 2026

# Team Points Wins
1 Manthey-Racing 330 0
2 Winward Racing 309 0
3 Schubert Motorsport 284 0
4 Emil Frey Racing 254 0
5 Team Landgraf 225 0
6 Haupt Racing Team 200 0
7 Dörr Motorsport 165 0
8 Team Abt Sportsline 148 0
9 Comtoyou Racing 147 0
10 Grasser Racing Team 113 0
11 Land Motorsport 63 0

About this race

On Friday, 18 June 2027, Dekra Lausitzring is on the DTM calendar. The venue is Lausitzring.

The circuit is located in Klettwitz, Germany and measures 3.478 kilometres, has 12 corners and opened in 2000.

The Lausitzring is a permanent racing circuit in Klettwitz, built in 2000 on the site of a former brown coal mining area between Berlin and Dresden. The configuration used for DTM racing is 3.478 kilometers long and features twelve curves with five right-hand and seven left-hand turns. The track has undergone several modifications since its opening and exists in its current form since 2018. In addition to the DTM, the Lausitzring also hosts the ADAC GT Masters and the BMW M2 Cup.

The race is shown free to air on ServusTV, SRF and ProSieben. Every broadcaster with country and access is listed in the broadcast section.

Tickets are sold by the organiser; the link is in the tickets section above.

Frequently asked questions

When does Dekra Lausitzring start?

Dekra Lausitzring is scheduled for Friday, 18 June 2027. Exact session times have not been published yet.

Where does Dekra Lausitzring take place?

The venue is Lausitzring in Klettwitz.

Where can I watch Dekra Lausitzring?

In Germany ProSieben, Joyn carry the broadcast. It is free to air on ProSieben, Joyn.

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