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It’s time for another stunt. On November 13th, in New York, RM Sotheby’s will offer for sale this 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO. The estimate ranges between 60 and 80 million dollars.
This is the very first 935 Porsche built, in 1976. And chassis #001, raced as a factory entry in famous Martini colours, is now looking for a new owner through Gooding & Company.
The Mercedes 190E 2.3-16 Niki Lauda raced to second place in the 1984 Nürburgring celebrity race, comes up for auction. The car is up for sale at RM Sotheby’s auction at the Internationale St Moritzer Automobilwoche.
With a superb display by the Red Arrows, festivities got going at the Goodwood Festival of Speed today. Here is a short impression.
This year’s Le Mans Classic, celebrating the centenary of the Le Mans 24 Hours, saw a massive crowd 235,000 entering the gates. With over 800 cars, the 11th running of Le Mans Classic was an event not to be missed.
It’s a little-known fact, but in 2007 Koenigsegg had a car ready to race at Le Mans under GT1-rules. And then the rules changed. Now, Bonhams offers the Koenigsegg CCGT GT1 Competition Coupé for sale.
The Rowe Racing BMW M4 GT3 won last weekend’s Spa 24 Hours. Thus, they handed BMW a 25th overall victory in the Belgian classic.
To celebrate the 80th birthday of Prince Leopold von Bayern, BMW offered him a present. A drive at Le Mans Classic in the famous ‘Münchener Wirte’ liveried BMW M1.
ust weeks after the centenary running of the Le Mans 24 Hours, another party is ready to get under way: Le Mans Classic. It promises to be… well, another classic.
Scuderia Villa Trasqua’s Andrea Vesco and Fabio Salvinelli recorded their sixth Mille Miglia-win last weekend. This edition was the longest yet.
