On July 21-23, 2017, the engines will once again roar on the legendary "Solitude Ring" circuit in the southwest of Stuttgart after 2015. Once again, historic racing cars, including some that raced on the same track in the 1960s, will be able to take on the almost 12-kilometer-long asphalt strip.
The Solitude Revival is an event to demonstrate historic racing and road vehicles on the former Solitude Ring near Stuttgart, which consists of public roads and is closed especially for this occasion. The event will include racing motorcycles and racing motorcycle sidecars up to 1972, racing and sports cars up to 1947, racing sports cars and prototypes from 1948 to 1976, GT and racing touring cars from 1948 to 1972 and formula racing cars from 1948 to 1976.
Owners of historic vehicles can register for the coveted starting places in the individual vehicle groups (racing cars built up to 1976) or for the Corso Classico (road classics built up to 1987). Registration is possible online.
Tickets for this year's Solitude Revival are also available online or can be ordered by phone (Easy Ticket Hotline +49 711 2555 555).
Visitors to the Solitude Revival will have the opportunity to experience the numerous demonstration drives of the historic vehicles and the atmosphere in the paddock up close on the start and finish straight as well as at the Glemseck. In addition, the paddock at the Glemseck and a visit to the historic pit area opposite the start and finish center are of course also attractive.
Visitor tickets also include 25 percent reduced admission to the Porsche Museum and the Mercedes-Benz Museum. Admission is free on Friday afternoon, when the participating vehicles will be presented and technically inspected by DEKRA.
Further information can be found on the event website.
We also recommend taking a look at the reports from the Solitude Revival 2015, 2013 and 2011.




















































