How to Nürburgring Touristenfahrten 2021: Rules, Tips & FAQ

Good morning, Carmrades!
With the Touristenfahrten Nürburgring 2021 Season kick-off, it is a great occassion to look at the general rules and answer many of the frequently asked questions.

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Topics and Time Stamps:
00:00 Great Morning, Carmrades!
00:30 Nürburgring Info Center
01:15 Lap Tickets Purchase
02:40 Old Ticket Expiration
03:10 Don't be a douche
04:05 Parking
04:30 Track Entrance
05:13 TF Gates Access
06:10 More than one lap
06:50 Allowing to Overtake
08:05 Which cars are allowed?
09:01 Don't Chase Others
09:30 Rollcages
10:10 Noise Levels
10:30 Breidscheid Speed Limits
11:40 Overtaking Etiquette
11:50 Insurance
13:18 Track Pictures
14:40 Yellow Flags/Lights
15:50 Types of Cars allowed part 2
16:20 End of the Lap

[fabianb]

Rule number one, don’t confuse 3rd for 5th

[wolfmanrob]

Misha the tour guide tells you everything but forgets to tell you when he drove right past Apex.

[andypullin]

Note on the insurance, here in the UK some insurers specifically exclude the Nordschlife, check your policy documents! (I noticed this first on my wife's old Citroen Picasso, all 1.6 litres 8V and 90hp of it, not exactly a racecar :-) )

[ScottPC]

It’s always worth checking your car insurance as well. My policy has a specific paragraph in it that I’m not covered at the Nurburgring even though it’s considered a public road.

[jhill]

Not to complain about your off season content, Misha, but this is the stuff your subscribers signed up for. Great video. I think your channel cultivates a feel and appreciation for the laid back attitude of the real car enthusiasts community. If it were for appreciating and respecting each other, not trying too hard and having fun with the right mindset, there would be drastically less accidents.

[lucho]

Thanks for doing this kind of video. I really like the fact that you think about the people who are not Nürburgring expert, I'm sure it will help a lot of people to enjoy their first Nürburgring laps.

[freddieneve]

can't wait to meet you all soon! this is so much fun! jealous!

[fernandocarbonera]

Very well explained! I hope I'll visit this epic track someday. Cheers from Brazil!

[thiagohiromi]

Being a new follower to the channel, that was the video I was looking for. Thanks.

[davidsmall]

Misha, I hope to someday use all of your helpful tips to drive the Nurburgring. With you in car would be even better. Thanks for showing us the ropes

[ijunkie]

This video is so good. I'm convincing more and more friends to come to the Nürburgring and your latest videos are perfect to show them first impressions and give them the right mood for this.

[plepper]

8:30 you cant have a wing
9:20 e46 with a huge wing casually passing by

[ntndxmf]

I quite like the brake pad squeal helps me learn the braking points 😂🏎💨 as ever Misha great content 👍

[shukriaidil]

I wish I can drive on Nürburgring someday. After the pandemic ends.

Thanks for this guide Misha.

[ijunkie]

My Mini has got fresh TÜV. The new set of tires are standing next to him. I'll be there this weekend or next.

[MaartenvanHeek]

Thanks for the tips (also those on some of your 'first time driving' videos! I was there last weekend and it all went smoothly thanks to a good preparation.

[jacksonzhong]

lol the brake pad sound kind of make your braking points more clear to us

[spekyspectacles]

Great video Misha .!! I’m really excited and feeling a lot more confident to visit this month.
I have learned alot on etiquette and behaviour on the track. The horror videos on YouTube with aggressive driving and bad behaviour don’t reflect at all from what I can see 😎😎

[giec]

You gotta love how Misha has to fight his racing instincts all the time to show the proper way or safe-driving around the ring 😂

[Jump_Ace]

Awesome stuff, thanks so much for the info in this. I've watched it twice and I'll watch it once more before I visit Germany.