The green hell, in black and white

The "Green Hell" is the nickname for the Nürburgring Nordschleife, a legendary racing circuit located in Nürburg, Germany. This 20.8-kilometer (about 13 miles) track winds through the Eifel mountains and is famous for its challenging layout, with over 70 corners, steep elevation changes, and a mix of fast and technical sections. The nickname "Green Hell" was given by racing legend Jackie Stewart, who found the track extremely difficult and dangerous due to its length, narrow roads, blind crests, and dense forest surroundings. Today, the Nürburgring Nordschleife remains one of the most demanding and revered circuits in motorsport history.