Nürburgring WSB 5th September
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You want to go to the WSB race at Nürburgring but don't want the expense of a VIP hospitality package? You don't want the hassle or sheer impossibility of carrying all your camping gear or indeed having to buy some especially?
You don't need to - we do it all for you!
Our prices start from £40 per person for two nights and we'll provide you with:
- Top quality camping accommodation pre-erected ready for your arrival
- Two of us on site ready to help you with anything we can
- Inflatable beds
- Option of double inflatable beds with fitted sheets
- Pillows with pillow cases
- Sleeping bags
- Night light
- Access to a generator
- Cool box with a bag of ice on arrival and refilled every day
- Table and chairs
- Reusable barbeque with utensils, charcoal and firelighters
- Reusable crockery and cutlery
In fact we provide everything for you so why not check out our prices and book right now and then you just need to bring yourselves!
You can book Friday/Saturday/Sunday night if you wish (Race day is on Monday). The specifications do vary from tent to tent so check our tent information below.
The story so far
Max Biaggi (Alitalia Aprilia) was the King of Portimao after the second round. The Italian won both races for the first time ever in his distinguished career in front of 77,000 fans. Britain's Leon Haslam (Alstare Suzuki) ran him close in both races with the gap between them around two tenths of a second.
Perhaps a portent of what is looking like a classic season of World Superbikes to come, there were four different manufacturers filling the first four places in each race. What was also very intereting was the race times. These two races were 16 and 13 seconds faster than the corresponding races last October. Pirelli's improved tyre technology is impressive.
In race one, third and fourth places were taken by Ten Kate Honda’s Jonathan Rea (some seven seconds behind) and Carlos Checa (Althea Ducati), only half a second behind Rea.
Race two was much closer with the first four around one second apart and this after some 160km of racing. Sterilgarda Yamaha’s Cal Crutchlow was third and Carlos Checa was again fourth.
The overall standing see Leon Haslam leading the Championship with 85 points. Max Biaggi is second with 69 points and Carlos Checa third with 60.
The next round will be held in Valencia on April 11 and we are looking forward to it with great anticipation!
Spectator guide
In 2010 the Nürburgring welcomes back the WSBK title, and with an action packed schedule including World Supersport and Superstock, as well as some off track action including:
- Open pit lane and bus tours of the course
- Autograph hours
- Fan party
- Tourist trips on the Nordschleife
- Exhibition for manufacturers and accessories specialists
So get your home from home pre booked now so you know you’ve got somewhere to stagger back to after trying the 100’s of different German beers on offer!
How to find us
When you reserve your tent with us you’ll be given the name and mobile telephone number of 2 of your representatives at the Nurburgring. They will be at the camp site from Friday morning and will be able to direct you to your tent. 1 week before the event we’ll be able to give you a better idea of where the tents will be located in the campsite once the organisers have decided how they are going to lay the campsite out.
How to get here
Nürburgring is in West Germany about half a days ride/drive from Calais. Here is a link to their own website with directions.
Camping accommodation guide
More info will be provided once we have it from the circuit.
Useful links
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