DTM focuses on safety walls from Nordbeton

Following its successful debut in 2011, the German Touring Car Championship followed up by staging a special event in the summer of 2012. On 14 and 15 July, in addition to the qualifying runs, an exclusive show event was held for the fans, without championship ranking. After the entire inner oval of the Munich Olympic Stadium had been covered, filled in and asphalted, a racecourse modeled on an oversized go-kart track was erected, with safeguarding by around 1,500 m of precast concrete safety wall elements.

The race was held as a “duel” on two synchronously mirrored racetracks of equal length....

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