visitor information

What has proven successful in recent years should not be changed. There will be a bakery stand both in front of the paddock (near the information center) and on the campsite on Saturday and Sunday mornings.

There will be admission controls at all entrances to the racetrack. Unfortunately, these is necessary. Alcoholic beverages, beverages in large bottles and glass bottles may NOT be taken to the racetrack. As with any large concert or music festival, these are removed at the entrance. Our security will be generous with drinks for children.

The family camping area, located in the southern part of the racetrack (marked in purple and labeled "Familien-Camping" [Family Camping] on the site map), is open to motorhomes, caravans (towed by a vehicle), vans, and cars with tents. Access requires a "Family Camping" ticket, which covers one vehicle (motorhome, caravan, van, or car with a tent) and all occupants (up to the maximum sleeping capacity of the respective vehicle). No additional camping tickets are required.

These pitches are intended for groups such as families with children; our goal is to provide an option for a quieter experience during the race weekend.

Quiet hours are in effect from 10:00 PM. Riding pit bikes or similar motorized vehicles is prohibited, as is the use of chainsaws. Open fires—including those in fire pits or similar containers—are also strictly forbidden.

Bringing beer trailers or similar units designed for the commercial dispensing of beverages is not permitted.

Arrival at the site is possible on Friday between 10:00 AM and 11:00 PM. On Saturday, the site will reopen for arrivals at 7:00 AM. To help minimize traffic congestion, please have your camping tickets ready for scanning upon arrival. Access to the family camping area is via Beethovenstraße. Please also refer to our arrival instructions, which will be posted in the "News" ("Aktuelles") section well before the race weekend.

This information applies exclusively to the camping area (the green zone in the north of the racetrack, labeled "Camping" on the site map). For details regarding the use of the other camping area (the purple zone in the south of the racetrack, labeled "Family Camping" on the site map), please refer to the section titled "FAMILY CAMPING AREA."

Access to and use of the camping area is permitted only for those holding tickets in the "Camping" category (covering 1 motorhome, 1 caravan/towing vehicle combination, or 1 van, plus 1 passenger car with 1 tent). The camping ticket price includes all occupants; no additional tickets are required for camping purposes. Upon arrival, you will receive a permit, which should be placed in a clearly visible location inside your vehicle—ideally attached to the inside of the windshield. Checks will be conducted within the camping area throughout the race weekend. The area will be open from approximately 10:00 AM on Friday until midday on Monday. If you have purchased advance tickets for the World Championship (WM) event, you may exchange them for the mandatory wristbands at our ticket booth upon entering the camping area. This saves you a trip around the club grounds to the main ticket office and helps ensure faster access to the racetrack for day visitors by reducing congestion at the primary entrance.

The camping area can be reached exclusively via Reichsbahnstrasse. Please also follow our arrival recommendations, which will be posted in the "News" ("Aktuelles") section well before the race weekend.

Upon entering the camping area, you will be provided with a trash bag by our staff. We kindly ask that you use it and dispose of full bags at the designated collection points (containers). Should one bag prove insufficient, you may pick up a second one, free of charge, at the ticket booth. Bringing beer trailers or similar towed units designed for the commercial dispensing of beverages is prohibited.

We are unable to provide electrical hookups on the premises. However, you may bring your own portable generator, provided it is used in a reasonable manner that does not disturb other visitors.

We kindly ask that you have your pitch tickets ready for scanning upon arrival to help keep waiting times to a minimum.

The use of drones in the spectator area and flying over the race track is strictly prohibited! If you plan to use a drone on the pitch area, please respect the privacy of the other campers.

The main arrival time for weekend guests is traditionally late Friday. Day guests please note that there can be a wave of arrivals, especially on Sunday mornings. The level crossing in Teutschenthal / Bahnhof, where the barrier is often closed for several minutes, also proves to be an obstacle.

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The hotels and pensions in the immediate vicinity of the racetrack are usually booked out early. Booking opportunities should still exist in Halle (Saale), Merseburg and Lutherstadt Eisleben.

The official partner hotels of the MSC Teutschenthal are:

Hotel Graf von Mansfeld
Markt 56
D-06295 Lutherstadt Eisleben
Telefon: +49 (0) 3475 – 66300
info@hotel-eisleben.de
www.hotel-eisleben.de

Dorint Hotel Charlottenhof Halle
Dorotheenstraße 12
D-06108 Halle
Telefon: +49 (0) 345-2923-0
info.halle-charlottenhof@dorint.com
https://hotel-halle-saale.dorint.com

Do you have any questions? Lost or found what? Are you looking for a meeting place? Do you want to deposit something? Or do you need medical help? Then contact our “InfoCenter” at the entrance to the race track. This is the little house next to the barrier, where you are guaranteed to be helped.

You are welcome to do that. Just not on the racetrack. There are many small paths in the area. A tour on the track is reserved exclusively for riders during the track walk.

The medical service will be on site for the entire race weekend. If you need help, please report to our “InfoCenter”, the little house at the barrier.

The use of the motorhome parking spaces in the southern section of the racetrack (light blue area labeled "Motorhome Parking Space/Special Parking" on the site plan) is exclusively for motorhomes or campervans. Tickets in the category "Motorhome Parking Space (1 Motorhome/Campervan including occupants)" are required. These tickets cover the parking space and all occupants (within the maximum occupancy of the respective vehicle), and additional tickets per person, as required in the camping area, are not necessary.

The parking spaces are intended for self-sufficient use, and we aim to provide an opportunity to spend the nights around the race weekend in your vehicle. Setting up tents or attaching awnings is not permitted.

Of course, some people want to take home a souvenir from the German Grand Prix in the valley basin. That's why the MSC Teutschenthal is setting up its own stand where you can get the necessary supplies. Alternatively, you can find our products at www.talkessel-shop.de .

This applies at night in the paddock and in the riders' living area. Please hold on, because the drivers have to be absolutely fit and well rested during the races. The night's quiet is from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. in the morning.

ATTENTION: Access to the paddock and living area from 8 p.m. only with special authorization!

During the races, it is expressly desired that you loudly create a good mood on the spectator slope and cheer on your favorite drivers. But please consider whether it is really necessary to bring your DOGS to the racetrack when there is a loud noise and noisy bikes. If it is absolutely necessary, please note that you must wear a leash and must wear a muzzle.

The burning of pyrotechnic objects such as Bengal fires, flares or fireworks is not permitted. In the event of violations, the organizer can apply its house rules and expel the person(s) in question from the premises.

Of course it will be a wonderfully sunny weekend;) Nevertheless, everyone should be prepared for less good weather when it comes to shoes and clothing. Because we will drive in any case.

The race area is monitored by security throughout the race weekend. In addition, police officers are always on site. Please follow the usual rules of conduct in the TALKESSEL, on the camping area or in the parking lots.

We would of course be happy if you fill your profiles with photos or clips from our event. You are welcome to refer to our website and use the #TALKESSEL.

• Facebook: @mscteutschenthal, @MXGPGermany
• Instagram: msc_teutschenthal
• Twitter: #MXTeutschenthal

Spectators can travel by train from Halle (Saale) or Lutherstadt Eisleben. The regional train station Teutschenthal / Bahnhof is about a 15-minute walk from the race track. The way to the race track and the campsite is signposted.

The time schedule is released here on our website before the event.

Children under six years of age receive free entry to the race track.

Motocross fans with mobility impairments/disabilities who require assistance should contact fans@msc-teutschenthal.de by email before the World Championship race.

A limited number of parking spaces for fans with disabilities are available directly at the racetrack behind the InfoCenter and can be used by prior arrangement.

Furthermore, we will provide accessible, paved spaces for wheelchair users in the spectator area near the InfoCenter.

For officials, rider registrations, accredited media people, sponsors and all organizers staff, the “Welcome Office” is the first point of contact to collect their documents, including the access papers. It is located a few minutes' drive from the race track on the main road through the town of Teutschenthal; Address:

Address:

Beethovenstrasse
06179 Teutschenthal

Please note: Due to ongoing construction work, it is currently not possible to drive through the town of Teutschenthal. For your arrival at and departure from the "Welcome Office," please use the route via the B80 whenever possible.