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Lago di Carezza, Passo Fedaia, Passo Gardena: you can’t ask for more scenery than the Dolomites. The panorama of the 18th Eggentaler Herbst Classic was even more breathtaking than usual. And as if there weren’t enough postcard motifs along the way, during the lunch stop at Laurin’s Lounge, South Tyrol’s highest panoramic lounge at over 2,300 metres, the Catinaccio was close enough to touch. The overall winners were Tina and Dieter Horn with their Porsche 356 A Coupé. Congratulations to them!

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With almost 120 registered teams, the 17th edition of the Eggentaler Herbst Classic took place from 06 – 09 October. The best thing about this year’s event: 3 days of warm, late summer temperatures with lots of sunshine and good vibes. Congratulations to the young winning couple Maximilian Matt and Sarah Schukalla in their BMW 328 from 1939!

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Spectacular Dolomite passes, an espresso stop at Passo Pordoi, which will go down in history as the highest point of the EHC, fantastic landscapes and South Tyrolean hospitality characterise the 16th edition of the Eggentaler Herbst Classic. And there’s one thing we’ve been looking forward to after all these strange months: the Tyrolean evening at the Ganischgeralm is back!

The “COVID19 – Edition” with many new safety concepts – but by far one of the coolest rallies we have done! A highlight on Saturday was the drive over the red carpet in the old town of Sterzing where our living “classic car encyclopaedia” Michael Hagemann presented the beautiful vehicles – from Lancia Stratos to RO 80 to the winning car, a Bugatti Type 54 from 1932 – in the crowded pedestrian zone and was able to share lots of interesting facts about all the classic cars.

For many regular participants, the 14th edition was the best Eggental Classic ever with the beautiful Trentino Lakes tour and the lunch stop in Riva del Garda. The more than 110 vehicles on the main square in the town centre and the lunch buffet at the Hotel Sole directly on the north shore of Lake Garda were the highlight of this EHC. A real challenge for the overall victory – which the team Monika and Dr. Karsten Wohlenberg on the MB 230 SLR from 1964 won.

The “Lucky Number Rally”. Amazing weather and again many great participants, including rally legend Christan Geistdörfer in Carlo Marcati’s 1663 Porsche 356 Carrera 2. Carlo Marcati welcomed us to his castle in St. Lorenzen for lunch during the Friday round, and for such a stunning location we made sure that the South Tyrolean star chef “Charly” Baumgartner provided the appropriate culinary accompaniment. A very rare car at this edition was the Intermeccanica Indra built in 1973 from Maud and Mathias Beetz. The winners Britta-Christin Rehberg and Christian Madey had surpassed the “sound barrier” of 1000 points on their 1969 911E Targa…

The rally with the most beautiful Dolomite passes: on Friday’s tour, we had a breathtaking view of the Sella massif and the Sassolungo mountain group during our espresso stop, and then we continued in glorious sunshine over the Passo Gardena and the Val Badia. At the foot of the Peitlerkofel directly at the Würzjoch, there was even more (if that is even possible) panorama and views during the delicious lunch at the “Ütia de Börz”. The overall victory in this edition went to the team Christa and Helmut Stadlmayr on their beautiful Fiat Dino Coupé from 1972 with the scarcest result so far of only 4.3 points ahead of the runner-ups Andrea and Axel Prym on a very beautiful and unrestored Jaguar XK 140 from 1956.