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	The '''Norisring''' is a [[street circuit]] in Nuremberg, on the former Nazi party rally grounds (in German: "Reichsparteitagsgelände") site of the NSDAP party conventions. As the city's German name Nürnberg would lead to confusion with the already famous [[Nürburgring]], the old name Noris was chosen for the simple track which is nowadays approx. 2,300 metres (1.4 mi) long.		The '''Norisring''' is a [[street circuit]] in Nuremberg, on the former Nazi party rally grounds (in German: "Reichsparteitagsgelände") site of the NSDAP party conventions. As the city's German name Nürnberg would lead to confusion with the already famous [[Nürburgring]], the old name Noris was chosen for the simple track which is nowadays approx. 2,300 metres (1.4 mi) long.

	Since May 18, 1947, motorracing events around the remaining 360 metres (0.22 mi) long grand stand (''Zeppelinhaupttribüne'' or simply ''Steintribüne'') are held on streets that are otherwise used for public traffic. Different configurations were used in the early years, including figure-8 layouts. Nowadays, the start-finish straight in front of the central grand stand leads to a right hand sweeper and the lefthand U-turn at [[Grundig]] tower, and back in a (now lefthand) sweeper to the Steintribüne, where the "[[Schöller]]-S" right-left chicane lead to the backstraight at its backside. Cars touch the outside wall often there. After a righthand kink, the lefthand U-turn of "Dutzendteichkehre" leads back to the main straight after a flat-out lefthand kink.		Since May 18, 1947, motorracing events around the remaining 360 metres (0.22 mi) long grand stand (''Zeppelinhaupttribüne'' or simply ''Steintribüne'') are held on streets that are otherwise used for public traffic. Different configurations were used in the early years, including figure-8 layouts. Nowadays, the start-finish straight in front of the central grand stand leads to a right hand sweeper and the lefthand U-turn at Grundig tower, and back in a (now lefthand) sweeper to the Steintribüne, where the "[[Schöller]]-S" right-left chicane lead to the backstraight at its backside. Cars touch the outside wall often there. After a righthand kink, the lefthand U-turn of "Dutzendteichkehre" leads back to the main straight after a flat-out lefthand kink.

	Due to the proximity of the lake "Dutzendteich" and the situation inside a large city, the track and event is compared to the [[Monaco Grand Prix]] (''Fränkisches Monaco'').		Due to the proximity of the lake "Dutzendteich" and the situation inside a large city, the track and event is compared to the [[Monaco Grand Prix]] (''Fränkisches Monaco'').

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	* [http://www.steintribuene.de Steintribüne meetings]		* [http://www.steintribuene.de Steintribüne meetings]
	* [http://www.classic-motorcycle-racing.de Classic Motorcycle events]		* [http://www.classic-motorcycle-racing.de Classic Motorcycle events]
	* [http://www.etracksonline.co.uk/Europe/Germany/norisring.html Circuit map at [[etracksonline]]]

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			\| Name = Norisring
			\| Location = Nuremberg, Germany
			\| Image =
			\| Opened = May 18, 1947
			\| Events = [[Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters\|DTM]], [[Formula Three Euroseries\|F3 Euroseries]]
			\| Layout = Norisring
			\| Surface = Asphalt
			\| Length_km = 2.3
			\| Length_mi = 1.4
			\| Turns = 8
			\| Record_time = 0:48.446
			\| Record_driver = [[Bruno Spengler]]
			\| Record_team = [[Mercedes-AMG\|Mercedes-Benz Bank AMG]]
			\| Record_year = [[2008 Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters season\|2008]]
			\| Record_class = [[Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters\|DTM]]
			}}

			The '''Norisring''' is a [[street circuit]] in Nuremberg, on the former Nazi party rally grounds (in German: "Reichsparteitagsgelände") site of the NSDAP party conventions. As the city's German name Nürnberg would lead to confusion with the already famous [[Nürburgring]], the old name Noris was chosen for the simple track which is nowadays approx. 2,300 metres (1.4 mi) long.

			Since May 18, 1947, motorracing events around the remaining 360 metres (0.22 mi) long grand stand (''Zeppelinhaupttribüne'' or simply ''Steintribüne'') are held on streets that are otherwise used for public traffic. Different configurations were used in the early years, including figure-8 layouts. Nowadays, the start-finish straight in front of the central grand stand leads to a right hand sweeper and the lefthand U-turn at [[Grundig]] tower, and back in a (now lefthand) sweeper to the Steintribüne, where the "[[Schöller]]-S" right-left chicane lead to the backstraight at its backside. Cars touch the outside wall often there. After a righthand kink, the lefthand U-turn of "Dutzendteichkehre" leads back to the main straight after a flat-out lefthand kink.

			Due to the proximity of the lake "Dutzendteich" and the situation inside a large city, the track and event is compared to the [[Monaco Grand Prix]] (''Fränkisches Monaco'').

			The annual mid-July ''Norisrennen'' is considered a highlight of the [[Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters]] series, as fans get closer to the action and the drivers than on modern venues.

			Mexican racing driver [[Pedro Rodriguez (racing driver)\|Pedro Rodriguez]] died at Norisring in 1971 when the [[Ferrari 512]] he was hired to drive (in championship events, he used to race a [[Gulf Racing]]-[[Porsche 917]]) hit the bridge wall before ''Schöller-S'' and burst in flames. Afterwards, the track was shortened by moving the ''Grundigkehre'' U-turn closer in order to reduce corner speeds. In 2006, a memorial plaque was inaugurated at the site of the crash. Hungarian Formula 3 driver Csaba Kesjár also died at Norisring in June 1988.

			==See also==
			* [[Norisring 200 Miles]]

			==External links==
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			Webpages, mainly in German
			* [http://www.norisring.de Official Website]
			* [http://www.norisringhistorie.de History] History before 1947 is absent.
			* [http://www.1-nac.de/motorsport/Slalom/ Slalom]
			* [http://www.steintribuene.de Steintribüne meetings]
			* [http://www.classic-motorcycle-racing.de Classic Motorcycle events]
			* [http://www.etracksonline.co.uk/Europe/Germany/norisring.html Circuit map at [[etracksonline]]]

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