Along with Jo Siffert and Clay Regazzoni, racing driver Herbert Müller (May 11, 1940 - May 24, 1981) is one of the most important Swiss racing drivers of all time. He made himself immortal with victories in the Targa Florio in 1966 and 1973, followed by many racing and sports car victories, including two second places in the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1970 and 1974.
Herbert Müller lived in Reinach/AG. The annual Memorial Day (anniversary of his tragic death) is held in his memory at Forellensee in Zweisimmen/BE, surrounded by nature, and celebrated with fans, friends and companions. The event is organized by Herbert's son Daniel, owner of Forellensee Gstaad-Zweisimmen. On this day, "Stumpen-Herbie", as he was known to friends and fans, will be celebrated and his memory honored.
Rally and meeting
In addition to the public meeting with free admission, the Memorial Rally and the SportscarMeet with its own program are also being organized. Last registrations are still possible.
With helicopter flights
As a special attraction, helicopter tours will be organized exclusively and only on the occasion of the Herbert Müller Memorial Day on 6 June 2022. You can choose between two helicopter tours:
(1) Departure from Forellensee Zweisimmen via Blüemlisalp and Petersgrat (duration around 20 minutes.
(2) VIP sightseeing flight from Zurich Airport to Forellensee and back to Zurich (outward flight at 11 a.m., return flight at around 5 p.m.).
In addition to the sports and racing car exhibition, an International Race Legends meeting with a panel discussion, a book presentation and a small market with memorabilia and merchandising will also be organized.
Further information and registration options can be found on the Herbert Müller Memorial Day website.
