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Jan Kalmar specialises in toughened-up Porsches. And it’s not just looks. With his ‘Beyond Adventure’ travel program, his fleet of Porsches is currently sandsurfing the desert dunes of Morocco, and tackling the Atlas Mountains.
From the man who turned Jeff Gordon into a serial winner in NASCAR. Ray Evernham’s autobiography ‘Trophies and Scars’ is an entertaining, insightful read.
We are headed for the 81st Goodwood Members’ Meeting. A weekend filled with racing action and Can-Am demo runs is awaiting.
Auction house Bonhams sells a remarkable collection of racing memorabilia at the Goodwood Member’s Meeting sale, on April 14th. All items come from John Surtees’ private collection, among them is Surtees team gear… and the 1964 F1 world championship trophy.
The German National Automuseum – The Loh Collection puts the spotlight on Ferrari with a special exhibition. Both race cars and road cars feature.
At the 81st Goodwood Members’ Meeting in April, the public will be able to take a peak inside the famous Tyrrell shed where some famous Tyrrell F1 cars saw the light of day.
Zagato, the illustrious Milanese styling house, has recently unveiled the conclusion to their ‘Sanction Lost Trilogy’ for the Porsche 356 in Venice, Italy. Specifically, this new model is the Sanction Lost interpretation and tribute to the original 356 Abarth Carrera GT/L, a car with a unique connection to Zagato.
Nine hours of free driving on our home track, the Chambley-Grand Est circuit near Metz, France. That is what we offered our friends who came to our very first track day, christened ‘Chambley 9 Hours’.
The 1979 Formula 1 driver’s world champion Jody Scheckter puts up his entire car collection for sale. RM Sotheby’s will auction Scheckter’s cars at the Monaco Sale on May 11th.
What started with Lego, slightly got out of hand. The Italian model car builder Marco Laviola gives us an insight into his passion. “I build the models with as much detail as possible. The aim is to create the illusion that you are looking at the real thing.”
