Your entry into official motorsport. During our track day at Bilster Berg, you will acquire the official DMSB National A license – and can immediately see what you can do with it on the track.
The DMSB National A Racing License is the basic requirement for participation in national motorsport championships in Germany. It opens the door for you to official grassroots series, cup events, and club races under the umbrella of the German Motorsport Federation.
The license course includes theoretical instruction on regulations, flag knowledge, and vehicle safety technology, as well as practical components directly on the racetrack. After successfully completing the course, you can apply for your license directly with the DMSB.
What's special: The course takes place as part of our regular track day on May 2, 2026, at Bilster Berg. You not only acquire the license – you experience the day directly on one of Germany's most beautiful private racetracks.
WHAT AWAITS YOU
Introduction to the DMSB regulations, flag signals, starting procedures, and race operations. Carsten Seifert conveys all exam-relevant content in a practical and competent manner.
Technical basics of safety equipment, roll cages, fire extinguishing systems, and driver equipment – what is mandatory, what is recommended?
Theoretical introduction to the characteristic points of the Bilster Berg Drive Resort: braking points, apexes, critical sections, and marshaling positions.
The theoretical knowledge is applied directly at Bilster Berg. As part of the regular track day, you gain your first license-relevant driving experience.
After successful completion of the course, you will receive all documents for applying for your DMSB National A racing license directly from the DMSB.
Carsten Seifert
Carsten Seifert is a long-standing TWENTYSEVEN partner and a proven expert in motorsport training. With his extensive experience in both active racing and driver training, he brings exactly the right blend of practical knowledge and pedagogical competence.
As a recognized DMSB License Officer, he specializes in teaching license courses and guides participants through the entire course in a structured and targeted manner. His teaching style is direct, practical, and anything but dry – motorsport should be fun, even when learning.
Carsten knows the Bilster Berg like no other and can explain track characteristics and racing scenarios directly on the living object.
What you should bring
A valid car driving license (Class B) is a basic prerequisite for applying for a DMSB National A racing license.
A medical certificate of fitness for sport (according to DMSB requirements) is required for the official license application. You will receive details upon registration.
You will need a vehicle for the practical part. A helmet and safety clothing in accordance with Bilster Berg's track day regulations are mandatory.
The license is issued via the DMSB. Club membership or direct DMSB affiliation is required for this.
The minimum age for the National A license is 16 years. For minors, a declaration of consent from their legal guardians is required.
Please register in good time. After your registration, you will receive all details regarding documents, procedure and any special features in advance by e-mail.
The DMSB National A Racing License is the official entry-level license for national motorsport in Germany. It qualifies the holder to participate in national grassroots championships, club races, and official cup events under the umbrella of the German Motor Sport Federation (DMSB). It is the basis for all further license levels in German motorsport.
The course will take place on May 2, 2026 at the Bilster Berg Drive Resort in Bad Driburg – integrated into the regular TWENTYSEVEN Trackday. This way, you can combine theoretical and practical license training directly with a full day of driving experience on one of Germany's most challenging private racetracks.
The course will be led by Carsten Seifert – a long-standing TWENTYSEVEN partner and recognized DMSB licensed instructor. He combines active racing experience with sound training expertise and is known for his direct, practical teaching style.
You need a valid class B driver's license, a medical certificate of fitness for sports according to DMSB regulations, and a minimum age of 16 years. A DMSB club membership is also required to apply for the license. For the practical part on the track, a vehicle, helmet, and sturdy footwear are mandatory.
Registration is done via our contact form. After your inquiry, you will receive all details regarding the process, documents, and costs directly via email. As spots are limited, we recommend early registration.
Yes. After successfully completing the course, you will receive all necessary course confirmations and documents, which you will submit directly to the DMSB for applying for the DMSB National A racing license. The DMSB will then issue the license after reviewing the submitted documents.
