BMW Motorrad Celebrates 100 Years Of The Nürburgring! The BMW M 1000 RR, BMW M 1000 R, and BMW M 1000 XR make up the motorcycle part of the anniversary edition. Each model is limited to 100 units worldwide.
The standard edition equipment includes the M Track Package, the historical Nürburgring Green paint, anniversary decals, carbon wheels, black rear swingarm and rear frame, and a seat in Alcantara look with “100” embroidery. The painted fuel tank with Nordschleife decor and the airbox cover with anniversary design and “one of 100” marking create a direct link to the racetrack. An M Cover Kit for the BMW M 1000 RR and BMW M 1000 R, an exclusive M motorcycle mat with 100 Jahre Nürburgring logo, and a paddock stand for the rear wheel complete the package.
BMW M 1000 RR: The uncompromising Supersport bike stands for maximum racetrack orientation, aerodynamic precision, and consistent lightweight construction. Its immediate driving dynamics are clearly aimed at personal best times.
BMW M 1000 R: The hyper naked bike transfers Superbike performance to the road and circuit. Power, agility, and direct feedback define its purist M character.
BMW M 1000 XR: The high-performance crossover combines powerful strength and stability at high speeds with long-distance ergonomics. Dynamics, precision, and versatility are at the forefront.
The BMW M3 Sedan, BMW M3 Touring, BMW M4 Coupé, BMW M5 Sedan, and BMW M5 Touring will be available to order from September 2026; the BMW M2 will follow in January 2027. Information on ordering and availability of the BMW Motorrad special models will be announced separately.
With nine high-performance models, BMW M and BMW Motorrad bring the spirit of the Green Hell to the road. The anniversary edition is both a tribute to 100 years of the Nürburgring and a visible commitment to the transfer of technology from the racetrack to production vehicles.
The 20.8-kilometre Nordschleife, with its 73 corners, significant elevation changes, and varying track characteristics, is considered one of the most demanding racetracks in the world. The connection between BMW Motorrad and the Nürburgring dates back to 1927, when the brand achieved its first victory there.
For BMW M and BMW Motorrad, the Nürburgring is a development track, benchmark, and stage for ultimate performance. Under extreme conditions, chassis, powertrain, aerodynamics, brakes, and thermal management are tested in combination. The insights gained flow directly into series development.
