Maxx-Adrenalin

MAXX Adrenalin is a German motorcycle trackday and racing-event organizer based in Gera, Thüringen, running events across Europe with the motto "SPEED. EMOTION. ADRENALIN." The trackday programme has four named pillars: the Kurvenschule (corner school) — a combined theory-plus-practice format with Übungsplatz exercises plus 3–5 dedicated Zeitfenster on the Rennstrecke, capped at 35 participants, with Schräglagentrainer hardware available; Instruktortraining (instructor-led trackdays); the GP Racing School; and 1000Kurven.de — a sub-brand running 2-day guided motorcycle tours through the Harz mountains (Söllingen-based, "Unterwegs im Westharz" Saturdays + "Der wilde Ostharz" Sundays) and the Erzgebirge, with evening Grillparty an der Feuertonne included. Alongside the trackday programme MAXX Adrenalin organises four race series: the Internationale Bike Promotion Meisterschaft (IBPM), the German Endurance Cup, the Deutsche Langstrecken-Meisterschaft, and the BMW RR Cup. The BMW RR Cup is a licence-free 50-rider, 12-race / 6-event series open to riders of BMW S 1000 RR, M 1000 RR, HP4 and HP4 Race (any year, tuning allowed, mandatory Bridgestone Einheitsreifen). 2025 winners: André Krüger and Tim Widding. A long-standing partnership with BMW Motorrad puts 6–7 BMW models on the rental fleet for test rides on track, street and tour, with a Yamaha R1 IBPM Edition bike also available. On-event services include LiveTiming fed into circuit TV channels, Profi-Fotografen, Reifenservice for Bridgestone/Dunlop/Metzeler/Pirelli, Motorrad Stecki Racing Service for parts and crash repair, the MAXX Riding School for basis- and individual instruction, and an annual five-event Klassik Meeting series. For German-speaking riders who want a serious, race-oriented organizer with a deep championship calendar alongside trackdays — and an in-house guided-tours arm — MAXX Adrenalin is built for exactly that mix.