The Lenzerheide Motor Classics will take place for the second time this year from June 14 to 16, 2013. As in 2011, historic racing cars will race around a picturesque circuit without timekeeping, rankings, speed limits or noise regulations.
Racing cars from nine decades in the Grisons mountains
The field of vehicles is impressive. From the American La France Type 12 from 1917 to the modern Porsche 997 GT3 RS 4.0 from 2012, there is a wide range of historic (and current) racing cars at the start.
Special features that you don't get to see every day include a TVR Griffith 200, a Renault 5 Turbo 2, a Jaguar E Type Lightweight, a Bentley Special Doninton and the Georges Irat Grand Prix from 1928. A visit is certainly worthwhile, especially as the good weather should keep you in a good mood.
2.45 km long route along the lake
The 2.45 km circuit leads from the start of the village of Lenzerheide along the lake to the Rothorn valley station. The route continues via Dieschen sot past the sports center back to the village entrance. Between the finish and the start, the race is neutralized for 350 m.
Admission for spectators is free! The recommended program booklet can be purchased inexpensively on site.
Further information and the complete list of starters can be found on the event website.
