Historic world-class motorsport is back in Austria!
FEEL IT!
The Austrian Historic Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring is THE classic racing highlight in summer 2022. The format, which has never been seen before in Austria, offers a vibrant racing experience for all the senses.
MASTERS HISTORIC RACING
The ultimate series for the most beautiful, fastest and most historic racing cars of all time. Joining us at the Red Bull Ring: Masters Historic Formula One, Masters Historic Sports Cars, Masters Endurance Legends and Masters Gentlemen Drivers. Don't miss out when the top classes of historic motorsport come back to Austria.
FHR RACE
The Fahrergemeinschaft Historischer Rennsport (FHR) is Europe's largest racing association in historic motorsport. From GT and touring cars to prototypes and pre-war racers to formula cars, they bring the vehicles back to the place where they belong: on the racetrack. At the premiere of the Austrian Historic Grand Prix on the grid: Historic Touring Cars & GT, Dunlop A Gentle Drivers Trophy, CanAm, Group C Classics and the Historic Endurance Cup.
LURANI TROPHY
Born in 1958 from an idea formulated by the Italian Count Giovanni Lurani, Formula Junior is, in many respects, the ancestor of the current Formula 4. Conceived to provide a point of entry into single-seaters, Formula Junior also put itself forward as economical, by using, among other things, mass-produced 1000 or 1100cc engines, gearboxes and brakes.
FORMULA VEE
The Historische Formel Vau Europa is dedicated to preserving and continuing the success story of the greatest junior racing series of all time.
Weekend ticket: € 32,-
Day ticket: € 19,-
+ Paddock access
+ grandstand hopping
Children 14 years free admission, discount for handicapped people
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Austrian Historic Grand Prix
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The Red Bull Ring is surrounded by a breathtaking alpine panorama and beautiful nature. Austria's largest race track was opened in 1969 and, despite several layout changes, is still one of the fastest race tracks in the world. As the host of the Formula 1 and Motorcycle World Championships, the 4.318-kilometre Red Bull Ring currently meets the highest safety standards.
Red Bull Ring
Spielberg
Man and machine can test their limits here and are rewarded with driving fun. Fans can follow the action at the Ring with great precision, as many spectator seats offer a good three-quarters view of the circuit.
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2022 marks 80 years since Formula 1 legend Jochen Rindt saw the light of day on 18 April in Mainz. The "rascal", who grew up in Graz after the tragic death of his parents, is considered the first pop star of Formula 1. Jochen ignited an enthusiasm for the sport, which was as raw as it was dangerous at the time, in which genius and madness lay close together, and virtuosos and daredevils moved between life and death as if it were the most normal thing in the world.
Jochen Rindt
Memories
Rindt sacrificed his life for this sport, but not even the accident on 5 September 1970 at the Autodromo Nazionale di Monza took the title away from the Lotus driver. To this day, he is the only posthumous world champion in Formula 1 history. It is not only the memories of Jochen Rindt that remain with us; some of his racing cars are still being driven in his honour today - including at the Historic Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring in 2022.
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