Fuzo's Lausitzring
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The DEKRA Lausitzring, formerly known as EuroSpeedway Lausitz, is a multi-configuration motor racing circuit located near Klettwitz, in the Brandenburg region of Germany. The facility is situated approximately 50 kilometers (31 miles) north of Dresden and 130 kilometers (81 miles) south of Berlin, on the site of a former coal strip mine in the Lusatia (Lausitz) region. History and Development Construction of the Lausitzring began in 1998 and was completed in 2000, with the track officially opening on August 20, 2000. The project was initiated as part of a regional redevelopment effort following the decline of the mining industry in the area. The venue was originally operated by EuroSpeedway Verwaltungs GmbH. In 2017, the German vehicle inspection and safety company DEKRA acquired the Lausitzring and began repurposing it as a testing and development site for autonomous vehicles, driver assistance systems, and automotive safety technologies, in addition to its continued use as a motorsport venue. Motorsport Events Over the years, the Lausitzring has hosted a variety of top-level motorsport series, including: Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters (DTM) FIA GT Championship World Superbike Championship MotoGP 2001–2002 Champ Car World Series (2001, marking the first major American open-wheel race in Europe) ADAC GT Masters Formula 3 Euro Series A notable moment in Lausitzring history occurred during the 2001 CART race, when Alex Zanardi suffered a life-threatening crash that resulted in th
