The German motorsports complex has been around since 1927 starting of as the home of the ADAC Eifelrennen races. The first German Grand Prix took place on the Nurburgring in 1927.
Since then, the track withstood a World War and the decay of time. Fast forwarding to the 21 Century, the racetrack is now being used to test the most exclusive and newest cars, supercars and hypercars.
The circuit is open for anyone who wants to try out his car on a proper race circuit and a lot of enthusiasts visit it every year. Usually the point, when going on a racetrack like this, is to get the best time possible while also having a lot of fun.
BMWs are world renewed for being fun and fast on racetracks but what happens when the road surface si wet and slippery and you BMW has too much power on the rear axle?
Well, only 1 thing can happen: you get to have the time of your life, drifting around the corners like there's no tomorrow. A video on Youtube shows you how it feels to go on the track just after heavy rain.
Keeping control of the car is most challenging but at the same time lots of fun. Just listen to the engine purring and try to go fast.
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