Nürburgring
The Nurburgring in Germany's Eifel mountains is best known for its 20.8 km Nordschleife, nicknamed the Green Hell, which hosted the German Grand Prix for most years between 1951 and 1976, when Niki Lauda's fiery crash led drivers to stop racing there. A shorter Grand Prix circuit was built next to the old track and hosted the German, European, Luxembourg and Eifel Grands Prix until 2020. In total the venue hosted 41 Formula 1 Grands Prix, and its length, topography and relentless corners made it one of the most demanding tracks in the world.
- First Race
- 1951
- Last Race
- 2020
- Total Races
- 41(rank 7)
Most driver wins
- 1stM. Schumacher5 wins
- 2ndJ. Stewart3 wins
- 2ndJ. Fangio3 wins
- 4thL. Hamilton2 wins
- 4thF. Alonso2 wins
- 4thJ. Villeneuve2 wins
- 4thJ. Ickx2 wins
- 4thJ. Surtees2 wins
- 4thA. Ascari2 wins
Most driver podiums
- 1stM. Schumacher8 podiums
- 2ndD. Coulthard5 podiums
- 2ndR. Barrichello5 podiums
- 2ndJ. Fangio5 podiums
- 5thF. Alonso4 podiums
- 5thG. Hill4 podiums
- 5thJ. Stewart4 podiums
- 5thJ. Surtees4 podiums
Most driver starts
- 1stR. Barrichello15 starts
- 2ndG. Hill14 starts
- 3rdD. Coulthard13 starts
- 3rdG. Fisichella13 starts
- 5thM. Schumacher12 starts
Most constructor wins
- 1st14 wins
- 2nd5 wins
- 3rd3 wins
- 4th2 wins
- 4th2 wins
- 4th2 wins
- 4th2 wins
- 4th2 wins