Nürburgring GP
3.18 mi. Grand Prix circuit track days, race weekends, and manufacturer events on the GP-Strecke.
Nürburgring
GP and Nordschleife for timed track days. Touristenfahrten forbid timekeeping for everyone in the car, including a coach in the passenger seat. Leave timers off on TF; use coach logging on closed events that allow timing.
The Nürburgring complex has more than one finish line in the app. Match the catalog track to your session type.
3.18 mi. Grand Prix circuit track days, race weekends, and manufacturer events on the GP-Strecke.
12.94 mi. Full Nordschleife events with closed-loop timing, not typical public Touristenfahrten.
11.87 mi. Touristenfahrten stretch reference. No timing for driver or coach on tourist rides.
Public TF rides follow German road rules. No timekeeping is permitted, including BTG times, whether the phone is with the driver or a coach in the passenger seat.
Official rules forbid any timekeeping on Touristenfahrten. Switch every timing device off before you start, including a coach phone.
Right-seat logging with the lap timer on still counts as timekeeping. Save that workflow for closed events that allow timing.
A passenger can help with eyes-up awareness. Keep formal coaching with session logging for authorized or closed sessions, not public TF.
Drivers travel to Nürburg for GP track days, closed Nordschleife events, and Touristenfahrten. LapsHub keeps GP, Nordschleife, and BTG as separate catalog tracks so you pick the layout that matches the day.
On closed sessions where timing is allowed, record with phone GPS or RaceBox, or let a coach log from the right seat. On Touristenfahrten, leave every timer off.
No. Official Nürburgring driving regulations forbid any timekeeping during tourist rides, including so-called BTG lap times. Every timing device must be switched off before you start, including a coach or passenger phone.
No. Who holds the phone does not matter. If the lap timer is on during Touristenfahrten, it violates the published Fahrordnung. Use coach logging on closed events that allow timing.
BTG means Bridge to Gantry, the tourist-session stretch of the Nordschleife. In LapsHub, Nordschleife BTG is the catalog reference for that layout. It is not an invitation to time TF.
On closed GP or Nordschleife events where organizers allow timing. Select Nürburgring GP or full Nordschleife for those sessions.
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