🇩🇪Bilster Berg Drive Resort

Bilster Berg Drive Resort is a 4.274 km, 19-turn private motor racing circuit north of the spa town of Bad Driburg in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. Designed by Hermann Tilke with input from rally legend Walter Röhrl, the circuit was built on an 85-hectare site that had been used since the 1970s as an ammunition depot by the British Army of the Rhine — the land reverted to Count Marcus von Oeynhausen-Sierstorpff when British forces withdrew after German reunification in 1993. Bilster Berg opened in 2013 as an exclusive country-club-style driving resort for trackdays, OEM testing and product launches rather than open competition. The track features 70 m of net elevation change with up to 26% downhill and 21% uphill gradients, blind crests and a near-vertical "Mausefalle" (mousetrap) downhill — a constant favourite on German trackday wishlists.