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by PeterCDE
Đ September 2004
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Winners...The winning drivers of the various Ferrari Challenge races received their prizes under the cheerful applause of the audience.
... and a corso at 250 km/h - the limited edition Ferrari!Among the hightlights was the demonstration of limited edition Ferrari cars,
including 12 "Enzo" and a number of F-40, F-50 and 288GTO. You may imagine to see such a number of them is a rare occurance
(keeping in mind the Enzo represents a value well above 600.000 Euro) and to see them in a race track as their natural element was stunning.
The high priest of race driving - Michael Schumacher!!!Michael Schumacher is the superstar of the racing world; the most successfull driver ever in the most demanding racing division, 7 times world champion (more than any other), with the most coveted brand that ever has been. Needless to say his arrival was eagerly awaited by the fans and caused frenetic cheers!
As said, the main event and biggest thing to happen was to see Michael Schumacher - and i can say, 50.000 enthusiastic visitors didnīt spare applause and standing ovations when Michael Schumacher, after doing a short interview, started his demonstration with a live introduction of the new Maserati MC12.
But not only the Maserati came to play; the Ferrari Test Crew of Maranello brought Michaels the current world champion car, the F-2004, for a couple of fast rounds.
Needless to say, Michael Schumacher really "let it fly" over the course...
and a Girard-Perregaux!
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And - Girard-Perregaux!Admittedly - for a (somewhat...) watch related report, it took a bit to reach the tie.
I do hope you donīt mind, as the best is yet to come!
A special guest: TV host and F1 reporter Kai Ebel attended the GP booth and had a close look at the piece.
The watches on display included the complete range, from Vintage45 over the Sports Classique and of course dedicated Ferrari pieces to the Haute Horlogerie range including the "Tribute To Enzo Ferrari" tourbillon!
After all, it was a most fascinating day and my sincere thanks to TRADEMA Germany for making this visit possible!
Greetings from germany, |
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