Porsche – hardly any other car manufacturer has produced as many legendary sports cars as the German Manufacturer. Test driver Lars Kern drives six of the original models on the Porsche race track in Leipzig – and he shows what they are capable of in terms of acceleration and driving pleasure. At the racetrack, curves of world-famous racetracks were recreated. On the one hand a homage, on the other hand also a sporting advantage, because it can be used to test how new models behave in a wide variety of situations.
You will see the sports car legends Porsche 550 Spyder, 917 Spyder, the rally monster 911 4×4, the Porsche 962, the 911 GT1 and the unique Hybrid 919.
From a young age LaVallee participated in Snowcross races at Spirit Mountain (the local ski resort), and often wondered what it would be like to take his sled off of the course and onto the steep streets of the city itself. LaVallee constantly pushes the boundaries of what is possible on a snowmobile, and he continues to innovate the sport by incorporating styles from BMX, Freestyle Motocross, and Snowboarding into his tricks. Having won 13 X Games medals in six different snowmobile disciplines, he is one of most successful athletes in X Games winter event history,
In early 2021, LaVallee was able to make those Spirit Mountain dreams a reality and turn the historic port city or Duluth into his personal snowmobile playground.Shot over the course of a week, and racing against the changing of the winter into spring, the snowmobile project showcases many of Duluth’s famous locations.
Since the 1930’s racecar drivers from all origins have tried to set new records on the Nurburgring. Although only very few ever could match Sabine Schmitz. In the years 1996 and 97 she won the 24 hour race as the first woman ever and therefore earned the title “Queen of the Nurburgring”.
Unfortunately Sabine Schmitz lost her battle against cancer on the 16th of march 2021. On the sad occasion of her passing, we look back on her greatest successes. Rest in Peace, Sabine!