Bilster Berg

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The Bilster Berg Drive Resort is a private motorsports club for automotive enthusiasts and manufacturers with a 4.274 km (2.656 mi) long motor racing circuit in Pömbsen, a district of the village of Bad Driburg in the Teutoburg Forest. The track is built on land formerly used by the British Army as an ammunition depot; it was designed by Hermann Tilke, with input from Walter Röhrl.

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N 51.792222222222 °	E 9.0668888888889 °

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Test- und Präsentationsstrecke Bilster Berg

Bilster Berg
33039 , Oeynhausen
North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
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