Motor Show Rossi’s BMW GT3, Bottas’ Alfa F1… and many others!
It’s an unmissable event for all car and motorcycle enthusiasts, and the International Motor Show Luxembourg will obviously put racing in the spotlight as well on Friday 10th, Saturday 11th and Sunday 12th of November. And for this 2023 edition, there will be both quantity and quality, much to the pleasure of the fans...
If there is one car that will attract enthusiasts of both two and four wheels, it is the BMW M4 GT3 WRT of a certain Valentino Rossi! The car bearing the legendary #46 allowed Il Dottore to secure, alongside Maxime Martin, his first victory in the GT World Challenge Europe this season! And Rossi might even compete in the 24 Hours of Le Mans in this BMW M4 GT3…
In addition to the Red Bull F1 car of Max Verstappen, displayed on the stand of the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps and SPA Grand Prix, Pole Position can confirm the presence of the Alfa Romeo F1 of Valtteri Bottas and Guanyu Zhou! A single-seater with a superb livery…
Formula E will be represented by the DS E-Tense FE driven by Stoffel Vandoorne and Jean-Eric Vergne, only a couple of weeks before the start of Season #10 of the electric championship.
Entered by the AUGUST by NGT team and driven by Bertrand Baguette, Benjamin Paque, Gilles Magnus and Glenn Van Parijs in this season of the Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux, the Porsche 992 GT3 Cup will also be one of the show-stoppers.
For the more nostalgic fans, the International Motor Show Luxembourg will include a true gem from the endurance scene: the Porsche 917 LH chassis 021 owned by Vincent Gaye. Having undergone a state-of-the-art restoration, this car was previously driven by Gijs Van Lennep, Jo Siffert, Gérard Larousse, David Piper, Willi Kauhsen and Kurt Ahrens. In its psychedelic livery, this 917 took part in the 1970 24 Hours of Le Mans with Gérard Larousse and Willi Kauhsen at the wheel, finishing in 2nd position.
From the history of rallying come a Lancia Rally 037, a Ford RS200 and an Audi Sport quattro S1, worthy representatives of the Group B period. As for the Citroën Saxo T4 on display: this car helped to propel a certain Sébastien Loeb towards the upper echelons of the discipline.
There is no room for doubt: racing fans cannot miss the International Motor Show Luxembourg 2023, which will have a particularly pronounced racing flavour…
