DTM announces 2027 calendar without international races, overlaps with WEC
Racer • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 13, 2026, 12:28 PM
Last updated Aug 13, 2026
The DTM has revealed its calendar for the 2027 season, featuring eight race weekends with no international expansion. The season kicks off from April 23 to 25 at the Red Bull Ring in Austria and concludes in October at Hockenheim. Oschersleben returns as the second venue on the calendar, while Zandvoort will host a race August 6 to 8, following Formula 1's departure from the track. The DTM's schedule intersects with various events including the WEC at Silverstone and Fuji, complicating participation for GT3 drivers in both series.
- •2027 DTM season runs April 23 to October 10.
- •No ninth race weekend added; all events remain at established venues.
- •Oschersleben moves to the season's second stop, Zandvoort shifts to August.
- •WEC races overlap with DTM events, affecting driver schedules.
- •Visitor numbers increased by 13% in early 2026 events.
- 12:30 PMRacer — Eight doubleheader rounds for 2027 DTM
- 12:28 PMYahoo Sports — DTM calendar 2027 announced: No internationalization for now, clashes with WEC
- 12:28 PMMotorsport.com — DTM calendar 2027 announced: No internationalization for now, clashes with WEC
"The DTM has officially presented its calendar for the 2027 season - and it does so without a ninth race weekend on international soil, with which series organizer ADAC had actually wanted to expand the calendar. Instead, the series remains loyal to its eight venues and, as in 2026, will start from April 23 to 25 in Austria at the Red Bull Ring, with the traditional season finale in October ...Keep reading
"DTM has announced its race calendar for 2027, with an eight-weekend, 16-race season across six months starting at the Red Bull Ring presented by VKB-Bank. As well as the Formula 1 circuit in Austria, Circuit Zandvoort in the Netherlands is the second venue outside of Germany to host the touring...
"The DTM has presented the calendar for the 2027 season: how Formula 1's exit from Zandvoort will have an impact and which clashes there are with other series
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External links- RacerAug 13, 2026, 12:30 PMEight doubleheader rounds for 2027 DTM
DTM has announced its race calendar for 2027, with an eight-weekend, 16-race season across six months starting at the Red Bull Ring presented by VKB-Bank. As well as the Formula 1 circuit in Austria, Circuit Zandvoort in the Netherlands is the second venue outside of Germany to host the touring...
- Yahoo SportsAug 13, 2026, 12:28 PMDTM calendar 2027 announced: No internationalization for now, clashes with WEC
The DTM has presented the calendar for the 2027 season: how Formula 1's exit from Zandvoort will have an impact and which clashes there are with other series
- Motorsport.comAug 13, 2026, 12:28 PMDTM calendar 2027 announced: No internationalization for now, clashes with WEC
The DTM has officially presented its calendar for the 2027 season - and it does so without a ninth race weekend on international soil, with which series organizer ADAC had actually wanted to expand the calendar. Instead, the series remains loyal to its eight venues and, as in 2026, will start from April 23 to 25 in Austria at the Red Bull Ring, with the traditional season finale in October ...Keep reading
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