Postcard from Nurburgring

Last week we were at the Nurburgring, the most challenging racing track in the world. Also called "the green hell". As you see on the picture above (excellent picture by the way - by James Holm) it was really green. It was also excellent driving weather - sometimes almost 30(!) degrees in the scorching sun. It was incredible.

The two days went almost without any incidents, and the track did not have to get closed at any time during the event. This, and while only 140 cars allowed to join, meant that we all could do a lot of laps. Some laps with no other traffic at all. That is a sensational feeling on a track like the Nurburgring.

Our in-house photographer James Holm joined us for the event. Here are some of his best shots from this event.

All the best and hope to see you soon! Next stop is Poland
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