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Skip to content NASA Pro Racing Championships Forum Contingencies NASA Speed News Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube Join NASA News Forms/Rules Class Forms/Rules Compliance Packet – Upload/View Calculator Events Results National Results Regional Results Decals Store Contact Us NASA GTS Roadracing The NASA German Touring Series (GTS) is comprised of six classes of German cars organized strictly based on power- to-weight ratios. This simple formula provides broad flexibility in both vehicle choice and in the modifications allowed (which include just about anything). The result is a broad range of modifications and extraordinarily close racing. GTS classes range from GTS1 (with the highest power-to-weight ratio) all the way up to GTS5, and the unlimited GTSU which has no mandated limits. Most GTS cars tend to be either Porsches or BMWs but GTS fields include vehicles from Audi, Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz, and even the new MINI. GTS has rules in place to discourage body contact and encourage good sportsmanship. Because of the wide variety of eligible cars, cost to build a competitive car could range from $10,000 to almost anything. We are looking forward to another great season of German Touring Series roadracing. Thanks for your support and see you at the track! QUICK LINKS Compliance Packet Upload/View Decals Store Class Calculator Forms/Rules SEARCH NASA GTS WEBSITE Search for: OFFICIAL NATIONAL PARTNERS LATEST GTS NEWS NASA Great Lakes GTS News August 22, 2017 Craigslist Champion – NASA Rocky Mountain’s John Scheier Proves GTS Cars Don’t Have to Cost a Lot February 5, 2017 Andrew Morton Repaired His Car After a Collision With a Tire Wall on Friday, and Took the German Touring Series 3 Championship November 15, 2016 Oner Khera Overcame a Penalty and a Dyno Infraction to Take the German Touring Series Championship at Buttonwillow November 15, 2016 Maury Gentile Took Home the Championship in German Touring Series 4 November 15, 2016 NASA NATIONAL NEWS NASA Announces Newest Region in Hawaii January 28, 2020 National Auto Sport Association Relaunches NP01 Program January 20, 2020 2020 NASA Championships Presented By Toyo Tires to be Held at Utah Motorsports Campus October 11, 2019 Follow All the Racing Action Live from the 2019 NASA Championships at Mid-Ohio September 21, 2019 NASA Introduces New Endurance Series - No Comp License Required July 23, 2019 © National Auto Sport Association Inc. Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube...