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NES season-opener canceled as Nurburgring tensions reach boiling point
The Nurburgring racing season faces turmoil as the ADAC Nurburgring Langstrecken-Serie and the newly-formed NES accuse each other of unfair practices.
The VLN-led ADAC Nurburgring Langstrecken-Serie is set to kick off on April 6-7, taking over the traditional season start on the Nurburgring-Nordschleife.
The NES, organized by AvD with involvement from NR Holding, will debut on May 4, facing skepticism from teams and officials who see it as a hostile takeover attempt.
NES accuses ADAC and VLN of pressuring stakeholders not to work for the new series, leading to conflicts and format changes for the debut race.
Amidst growing hostility, NES demands freedom for all individuals to participate without fear of reprisals, emphasizing the need for a level playing field.
The racing community is divided, with VLN Chairman dismissing NES claims as “bullshit,” highlighting the intense competition and power struggles at play.
Despite challenges and controversies, both series prepare for their respective races, navigating the complex dynamics and tensions within the endurance racing landscape.
