Four days, only a few hours of sleep, a ringing in the ears and exactly 465 photos and videos on the mobile phone. The first moments, a person always has a camera in their hand, even a car enthusiast has hardly ever seen thousands of the world's rarest cars together before, which, moreover, are not only for safe, but sterile static admiration. Day and night, the machines set off on the most sacred race track in France and drive at full throttle …
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Four days, only a few hours of sleep, a ringing in the ears and exactly 465 photos and videos on the mobile phone. The first moments, a person always has a camera in their hand, even a car enthusiast has hardly ever seen thousands of the world's rarest cars together before, which, moreover, are not only for safe, but sterile static admiration. Day and night, the machines set off on the most sacred race track in France and drive at full throttle …