Supersport meeting - Grand Vígl'aš (SK)

On the weekend of 18th - 19th September 2021, the main representatives of F.X.C.G. - Jakub and Radek took part in the fifth edition of a great event full of super sports cars at Vígl'aš Castle - The Grand Vigl'aš Hotel**** in Slovakia. In the car show arcade Anond Performance were present with their Audi R8 and Porsche GT4 cars, as participants invited by the owner of the car show. 

"I have just said goodbye to my Mercedes GTS Brabus and had my first look at the new Audi R8 that has arrived in our garages just a day before the event." adds Jakub.

There were also countless new supercars, such as Lamborghini Aventador, Huracan, Ferrari, Mercedes AMG, etc. But there were also vintage cars, such as the 1964 Ford Mustang and the Chevrolet Camaro SS. 

"It always makes me happy to see so many nice cars together. The poison green Lamborghini Aventador SVJ was as awe-inspiring as the sound of the black Ferrari GTC4 Lusso. My GT4 is still in original condition, but when I hear the various exhaust modifications on other supercars, I seriously think about adding a few decibels too. Of course, so that my head doesn't explode while driving :)." says Radek

The event was organized by Automoteawhich, in addition to organizing similar car events, also deals with transport and towing of cars. Maximum performance, but this time not of the engines, but of the participants themselves, was ensured by great coffee Jager Kaffee. 
The event with participants from both the Czech Republic and Slovakia went smoothly in a relaxed atmosphere and beautiful weather, with several FXCG students in attendance.

Take a look aftermovie from Automotea

"I would especially like to thank Ondra A., the owner of Anond Performance, for inviting us and providing all the facilities for us." says Jakub
"The event overall was great for me, we met a lot of friends. They arranged future rides in the Czech Republic and surrounding countries. I hope that our community of traders will participate more and more in these events", concludes Radek's summary of the event.