Nurburgring Grand Prix Circuit, Ahrweiler, Germany

The Nurburgring is a motor racing circuit near Nurburg, Ahrweiler in West-Central Germany. The circuit was one of two circuits which currently play host to the German Grand Prix, before falling into bankruptcy in 2015. The Nürburgring was used in odd-numbered years, with the though no German Grand Prix was held at either circuit in 2015 and 2017, seasons alloted to the Nurburgring. The circuit has also hosted the Luxembourg Grand Prix and European Grand Prix in the past. The circuit has undergone several major changes in its history, from the 22.8km Nordschleife and 28.3km Gesamtstrecke to the 5.148km GP-Strecke which is used currently. The Nordschleife layout, used for 22 Formula One World Championship events between 1951 and 1976, is second only to the Pescara Circuit in Italy in terms of the longest circuits ever used in F1.