The first stop outside Germany in the 2025 DTM among the Dutch dunes at the Circuit Zandvoort. Here is an overview of all the important information for visitors.
Getting There and Parking at the Circuit Zandvoort
Visitors can park their vehicles in the spaces for day parking at the Circuit Zandvoort between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. for 17.50 euros. Tickets can be purchased in advance via the racetrack website or on site.
DTM App
The new DTM app is the perfect companion at any DTM event. The app ensures that fans at the circuit do not miss a single session on the track or autograph session. Thanks to the integrated map, visitors are also able to find their way around the racetrack easily. The app is available in the app store for iOS and Android.
eSports Area and Beat the Pro
Visitors can test their driving skills on the RaceRoom simulators. The simulators are free to use and can be found in the Fan Zone. The highlight at the RaceRoom stand is “Beat the Pro” at 17:30 on Saturday evening. Here, fans go up against real DTM drivers. In the driver’s seat at the Circuit Zandvoort: Porsche driver Morris Schuring.
Fan Zone
The meeting point for fans: the DTM Fan Zone. Chilling and enjoying the DTM on the big screen, fun on the bouncy castle, face painting and tattoos for the kids, the BWT Water Station, the DTM Reaction Wall, the latest DTM merchandise, and Meet the Drivers: a visit to the Fan Zone is always worth it. The DTM Fan Zone is located at the entrance to paddock one.
Map
The map gives you the best overview of the event site and allows you to find key locations easily. You can find the map here.
Meet the Drivers
On Saturday and Sunday, visitors can meet the fastest drivers in the series at a “Meet the Drivers” autograph session in the Fan Zone.
Saturday 11:00 to 11:20: Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux 14:55 to 15:15: Porsche Sixt Carrera Cup Deutschland 16:15 to 16:45: DTM
Sunday 10:15 to 10:35: Formula Regional by Alpine 11:15 to 11:35: ADAC GT Masters
DTM Fan Tour powered by Pirelli
Embark on a fascinating and exclusive journey behind the scenes of the DTM. Receive background information direct from the source and look forward to a special experience as you visit central hotspots in the paddock (e.g., tyre service, scrutineering, Parc Fermé, and many more). Prepare to be surprised and immerse yourself in the DTM from a new perspective.
Pit Walk
On Saturday and Sunday, the pit lane will be open for a pit walk for spectators. Fans can enter the pit lane and watch the racing teams at first hand. The pit walk is free for all visitors.
Saturday: 12:10 to 12:40 Sunday: 12:15 to 12:55
Support Programme
Packed programme: Joining the DTM at the Circuit Zandvoort are the ADAC GT Masters, the Porsche Sixt Carrera Cup Deutschland, the Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux, and the Formula Regional by Alpine.
Spotter’s Guide
Which car belongs to which driver? This question can be answered easily with the Spotter’s Guide, which shows all the drivers and their respective cars. The Spotter’s Guide can be downloaded here.
Tickets
Tickets for the DTM are available from 49 euros when purchased online at tickets.dtm.com by 23:59 on Thursday 5th June. ADAC members save a further 10% when purchasing their tickets this way. From Friday, tickets are available at the standard price both online and on the gate at the Circuit Zandvoort. Admission is free for under 16s when accompanied by a paying adult.
Vierol Fan Box
Visit the Vierol Fan Box in garage 13. Not only can you get to know the car parts supplier, but you can also follow the races live on the pit wall like the team principals, win great prizes in the Pit Stop Challenge, and sneak a peek in the neighbouring team garage.
Race Start
Take note! The race on Sunday afternoon does not get underway until 16:30. There will be no qualifying session on Sunday, this will be held at 17:00 on Friday. The race on Saturday will start at the usual time of 13:30, and qualifying will start at 09:50.
Schedule
See here for the current schedule.
