Prices remain stable: Tickets go on sale for the 2025 DTM

• The quicker the better: Save up to 33 percent with the “Fast Lane Discount”
• Admission still free for under 16s
• Tickets for the 2025 DTM available from 15:00 on Sunday at dtm.com

Munich. This weekend, Hockenheim hosts the final round of this year’s battle for the DTM title. Fans can already look forward to next season, with tickets for the 2025 DTM due to go on sale at 15:00 on Sunday at dtm.com. Anyone purchasing tickets by 15th November can save up to 33 percent, with prices starting at € 49. Admission is still free for under 16s in 2025 when accompanied by an adult.

Those who act quickly will benefit from attractive discounts: the Fast Lane Discount gives fans a ten percent reduction when purchasing DTM tickets in all categories. ADAC members save twice as much and receive a further ten percent discount on their order. All things considered, a full 33 percent of savings can be made compared to paying on the gate. The offer is available at dtm.com and runs until 15th November 2024.

From 15:00 on 20th October, tickets will go on sale in all categories for seven of next year’s eight DTM race weekends. Advance tickets for the street-racing spectacle at the Norisring are expected to be available from November. The DTM is once again an event for the whole family in 2025: admission is free for under 16s at all circuits when accompanied by a paying adult. Furthermore, all tickets include access to the paddock, the pit walk and the DTM Fan Zone. Only at the Sachsenring is admission to the DTM paddock restricted, for reasons of capacity.

“With a mix of spectacular motorsport and excellent entertainment, the DTM is well received by the fans, as shown by the significant growth in crowds this year. We have been able to keep ticket prices stable for the coming season, while a new ticket shop now makes it much easier to order tickets. What we offer families is unbeatable, with free entry for under 16s, and we are sticking to that in 2025. We want to continue to inspire the whole family to love the DTM,” says ADAC Motorsport Director Thomas Voss.

Fans can look forward to 16 races across eight events in Germany, the Netherlands and Austria next year. The first two DTM victories will be up for grabs from 25th to 27th April 2025 at Motorsport Arena Oschersleben. In keeping with tradition, the Hockenheimring Baden-Württemberg will host the season finale. The calendar also features two Formula 1 tracks outside Germany, in the form of the Red Bull Ring in Austria and Circuit Zandvoort on the Dutch North Sea coast. The DTM stars will also line up at the Dekra Lausitzring, the Norisring, the Nürburgring, and the Sachsenring.

2025 DTM calendar