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During the five-day visit, VW guest’s experiences a knowledgeable conference in the city of Cape Town, explored the spectacular landscape from the Cape of Good Hope to a game reserve in the Little Karoo, and relaxed on a vineyard in the Cape Wine Lands. On one day during the stay in South Africa, all guest were chartered on a private plane to the VW pant in Port Elisabeth.

It has been over three decades since the greatest racing cars on the planet came face-to-face with the world’s most challenging circuit. On 28th April the BMW Sauber F1.07 will become the first Formula One car for 31 years to grace the Nürburgring’s legendary Nordschleife track. Nick Heidfeld’s journey into history will be the highlight of a full day in the Eifel mountains with the BMW Motorsport racing arsenal.
In front of a crowd numbering 45,000 BMW Sauber F1 Team driver Nick Heidfeld was extremely enthusiastic after three laps in the F1.06:
“This drive was simply incredible. I thought it would be great to drive on the Nordschleife before I started out. But it was even better than I had expected. This racing track is the best in the world. I’d really like to have emptied the tank. It was a very special moment when I left the grand prix circuit in the direction of the Nordschleife. I was really shaken up at the Bergwerk section and on the Döttinger Höhe. I’ll never forget today as long as I live. Another particularly special experience has now joined the many fantastic childhood memories and racing successes.”

Conception and realisation of exclusive Test Events according to the original F1 Paddock Club Suite of the BMW Sauber F1 Team, development of the setups, negotiations with race track operators, establishing activity plans according to the drivers schedules, brandings, caterings, hostess services, and monitoring of all activities.

BMW Motorsport Party and BMW Sports Trophy

The BMW Motorsport Party is held every year to celebrate the racing achievements of BMW across the globe. Around 500 guests from around the world celebrated the successes of the 2006 season at the BMW Motorsport Party held in Flims Laax. Trophies are awarded to the top BMW drivers with the most successful driver taking home the coveted BMW Sport Trophy.

The Flimx Laax Falera ski resort unfurls some 150 kilometres southeast of Zurich. Its highest point is the Vorab glacier at 3,018 metres above sea level. These soaring heights bring with them the guarantee of snow, and the timing of the party between the end of the racing season and Christmas made for a very relaxed atmosphere.

Press event
Formula One drivers Nick Heidfeld, Robert Kubica and Sebastian Vettel, along with the recently crowned World Touring Car Champion Andy Priaulx and his fellow BMW contesters of the WTCC, Duncan Huisman, Jan Magnussen, Dirk Müller, Jörg Müller and Alessandro Zanardi, entertained the Swiss with sporting contests such as guessing different sorts of cheese and cocoa-stirring races. After this the squad of drivers presented the local specialities to the public with Hans-Joachim Stuck acting as host.

Award Ceremony and Gala
In the evening, tribute was paid to the various successes of the BMW drivers in the 2006 season, but not only those of the works drivers. It is a tradition at this closing event of the season to turn the spotlight on men and women who have competed in sporty BMW models on a private basis.

Location: Switzerland, St. Moritz

Spectacular – the Audi Ice Lounge in St. Moritz. The drinks were served on ice, in the true sense of the word at the heart of St. Moritz. A work of art, illuminated in blue-turquoise light against the backdrop of the Engadin evening sky during the Alpine Ski World Championship 2003.

The “Audi Ice Lounge” measured 22 metres in diameter and was almost five metres high. A total of one hundred and eighty tonnes of clear and smoked ice were used. Building preparations started three months beforehand. The “Audi Ice Lounge” was assembled over the course of 16 days from 1850 ice blocks each weighing 100 kilos.

Location: France, Le Mans

Unique – the 4 star luxury tented camp and hospitality tent for 1000 international VIPs. They came to the racetrack in Le Mans for the celebration of the envisaged hattrick in 2002. The Audi works drivers Frank Biela, Tom Kristensen and Emanuele Pirro wrote motorsport history: they were the first-ever driver squad that won Le Mans three times in a row