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They do exist - those evenings that are simply better than most before and after. Not because the "Tatort" is more exciting or the beer is colder. No: it's the encounters with friends and like-minded people that create a special energy. If the location and cuisine are also right, an evening becomes an experience that lasts a long time. April 8, 2026 at the Boxenstop Museum in Tübingen was just such an evening.
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They do exist - those evenings that are simply better than most before and after. Not because the "Tatort" is more exciting or the beer is colder. No: it's the encounters with friends and like-minded people that create a special energy. If the location and cuisine are also right, an evening becomes an experience that lasts a long time.April 8 at the Boxenstop Museum in Tübingen was just such an evening. Michael Schmidt, recently retired Formula 1 expert from "Auto, Motor und Sport" and "Sport Auto", met Elmar Brümmer, long-time motorsport journalist and author of around 70 books. Together with moderator Michael Petersen, former editor of the "Stuttgarter Zeitung", a conversation developed over more than two hours - interrupted by a short break - that was far more than a classic interview.
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