The F4 German Championship has officially locked in its definitive race calendar for the 2027 season, spanning from May through October across six premier tracks in Germany and Austria. A notable shift sees the Nurburgring sprint layout step in to replace the Norisring for July, as the iconic street circuit requires mandatory infrastructure updates before hosting single-seater machinery.
Comprising seven high-intensity rounds, the championship's inaugural campaign will feature four events alongside the DTM platform and three additional rounds under the ADAC Racing Weekend banner. This dual-platform approach ensures young racing talents receive maximum exposure and critical mileage in professional environments.
Action gets underway at Oschersleben from May 7-9 alongside the DTM season opener, followed by a trip to the Lausitzring in mid-June. The schedule then intensifies through July and August with a mix of national and international venues.
Grid quality for 2027 is set to reach unprecedented heights with a packed entry list confirmed by series organizers. Among the headline-grabbing outfits is LN4 Fusion, the junior squad owned by reigning Formula 1 world champion Lando Norris, alongside heavyweights like Comtoyou Racing and Vanwell.
The season will culminate in a dramatic championship showdown at the Hockenheimring during the first weekend of October, following a solitary international excursion to Austria's Red Bull Ring in late July.
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