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The Nurburgring will never be the same.
Sabine Schmitz, who had been battling cancer since 2017, sadly passed away earlier today at the too-young age of 51. Known affectionately as the Queen of the Nurburgring, Schmitz grew up at the famed track (her family owns a restaurant there) and became an accomplished racing driver.
In 1996, she became the first woman to achieve an overall victory at the 24 Hours of Nurburgring at the wheel of the legendary BMW M3 Eifelblitz. Her co-drivers were Johannes Scheid and Hans Widmann. She repeated that victory the following year. In 1998, she broke yet another barrier by becoming the first woman to become champion of the VLN endurance championship.
Sabine Schmitz, Queen of the Nurburgring, Has Died
She was 51. Frikadelli RacingTwitter
Sabine Schmitz, the racing driver and TV personality known across the world as the Queen of the Nurburgring, died Tuesday after a battle with cancer. She was 51.
Schmitz was born in 1969 and raised at the edge of the Nurburgring. Her family ran a local hotel with a bar and restaurant beloved by Ring aficionados, the Pistenklause, festooned from floor to ceiling in racing memorabilia. It was an auspicious start: Schmitz and her sisters all began racing at a young age. Soon, Sabine began racing, becoming the first woman to win at the 24 Hours of Nurburgring in 1996, driving a BMW M3.