2025 MotoGP Sachsenring Guide: Top 13 Fan FAQs & Insider Travel Tips

The Liqui Moly Grand Prix of Germany at the Sachsenring is one of the crown jewels of the MotoGP™ calendar — fast, intimate, and steeped in history. Whether it’s your first visit or you’re a veteran of the “longest left-hander in the world,” planning ahead means you can focus on the action instead of the logistics. Below, we’ve pulled together the top questions fans ask about the 2025 round — so you’ll arrive ready to roar.

When is the MotoGP Germany (Sachsenring) 2025?

The 2025 German Grand Prix runs from Friday, July 11 through Sunday, July 13, 2025 at the Sachsenring circuit in Hohenstein-Ernstthal, Saxony.

When Is the Best Time to Buy Tickets?

Tickets are on sale now, and popular grandstands often sell out months in advance. Lock in your seat early for the best price and selection.

What Types of Tickets Can I Buy and How Much Do They Cost?

• “Friday-for-All” Single-Day General Admission: from €39

• Weekend General Admission (GA): from €99

• Grandstand Seating: from €119 up to €249 (depending on section and sightlines)

• MotoGP VIP Village™ hospitality: bespoke packages starting at €899

Do You Sell One-Day Tickets for the MotoGP Race?

Yes — single-day tickets are available for Friday, Saturday, or Sunday, with the popular Friday-for-All GA ticket at €39.

How Do I Receive My Ticket?

All bookings generate a print-@-home e-ticket (PDF) and/or a mobile ticket. If preferred, you can also exchange for a plastic ticket at the on-site box offices (open 06:00–14:00 on Sunday).

In Which Currency Are Your Prices Listed?

All prices are in Euros (EUR), the currency of Germany.

What Time Does the Circuit Open on Sunday?

On race day (Sunday), the gates and box offices open at 06:00 and close at 14:00.

Do Buses Travel to and from the Circuit?

Yes — there’s a free shuttle service running from Car Park P12 to the circuit from 05:00 onward (Friday through Sunday), plus regular regional buses to the main entrance.

What Is the Closest Airport to Sachsenring?

• Dresden Airport (DRS), approx. 100 km away

• Leipzig/Halle Airport (LEJ), approx. 140 km away

• Erfurt Airport (ERF), approx. 150 km away

What Is the Recommended City Transport for Sachsenring?

Grab the €9 regional transport ticket for unlimited local trains and buses (valid even on race weekend). The nearest station is Hohenstein-Ernstthal, about a 10-minute walk to the track.

With your key questions answered — dates, tickets, travel, and more — you’re set for an unparalleled weekend of two-wheel glory. Grand Prix Getaways specializes in end-to-end MotoGP travel: from hand-picked hotels near the paddock to VIP hospitality upgrades, private transfers, and expert on-site support. Browse our curated 2025 Sachsenring packages and book today to guarantee your place in the Cathedral of Speed!