La Loupe Lech Zürs No. 14 - Summer Edition

the road with a small number of close friends, that’s where
I really find my flow. I really prefer driving on my own or in
a small team – and with anticyclical timing. We often tour
around in May and June, we start at 5 o’clock in the morning
and get back when others get up. But, of course, these kinds of
rallies are beautiful to look at.
Sport & Freizeit
L.L. / In April of 2018 you published your new book Cars &
Curves – A tribute to 70 years of Porsche. What future plans
are there now – are you already working on new projects?
S.B. I have quite a few things at the back of my mind. Last
year we made a 450-page monograph on Stilfser Joch. I think
this pass road is an architectural masterpiece, it’s 200 years
old and there is no documentary on it whatsoever. The people
drive up there, eat their sausage without knowing what
they’re riding on. That’s where I wanted to come in and it took
us more than two years to complete the book and in the end it
really was fantastic.
This year we spent some time on Grossglockner and decided
to do a monograph on it. Aside from that we’ll also publish
a Curves Mallorca edition in 2018; a lot has happened there,
and the island is in the process of reinventing itself. Next
year we’ll definitely go to the USA and Norway. And Japan,
New Zealand, South America, Corsica, Sardinia, and the
Bavarian Alpenstrasse are on the agenda. A mixture of
wanderlust and home.
And books that are created in cooperation with Porsche will
also be published in the coming years. I’m a big fan of the
brand and we simply don’t seem to run out of ideas.
For more information see: www.curves-magazin.com
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