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“It is one of the most satisfying cars we have
ever driven, and it is ferociously fast, snapping
to 60 in a miniscule 3.3 seconds, the same as
the Ford GT.”
-Car and Driver
WINNER! Britain’s Best Driver’s Car
-Auto Car
008 MARCH 2006

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TEXT: TOM LAPOINTE
Apollo, looks to cArve niche in europeAn supercAr mArket
Yet another group of designers, engineers and wealthy financiers feels compelled to bring a car to market in
the financial and performance stratosphere, and based on first impressions, the automobile world is better for
it. Named for the son of Zeus in Greek mythology, the Apollo has been engineered as a racecar and street car
combined in the same package.
Of his many attributes, the
mythological god, Apollo, was also
considered “the ideal of
manly beauty”.
timing help power the Apollo to a 224 MPH top speed and 62 MPH in three
seconds flat—presumably making 0-60 in less than three seconds.
“Engineers have constantly striven to further develop technology to the
boundaries of what is technically feasible. The results are technical masterpieces
that bring mankind one step closer to the thrill of speed and the
dream of flying and driving,” according to Gumpert marketing materials.
Of course if you’re going to go that fast, you want to be able to turn and
stop. Engineers tested the Apollo across Europe on highways and racetracks,
including Hockenheim, Zolder, Imola and Nürbergring to create
the perfect balance of speed and handling. The car’s double-wishbone
pushrod configuration transfers forces to a racecar-style inboard spring
and shock package. Ride height is actually driver-selected from about
an inch and a half to four and three-fourths inches. The standard traction-control
system allows for four different settings, depending on how
aggressive the driver is feeling. A three-level anti-lock brake system powers
six-piston calipers in the front and rear that clamp massive 14.9-inch
rotors. Street tires will be the same 19-inch Pirelli P Zeros found on the
Maserati MC12.
Based on Mr. Gumpert’s all-wheel-drive experience, it’s surprising that
Gumpert opted for a rear-drive configuration, but they must have had
their reasons. Power is transferred to the rear wheels through a 6-speed
sequential-manual gearbox with a twin-clutch configuration—the same
one in the Pagani Zonda and Lamborghini Murciélago. The gearbox is
controlled through a console-mounted gearshift and clutch pedal: there
are no paddle shifters.
“The Apollo’s cockpit reflects the function-oriented atmosphere of a racing
vehicle—without neglecting a certain amount of comfort,” states the
car’s brochure.
There is a Momo racing steering wheel (no airbags), along with a simple,
clear gauge cluster, air conditioning and a DVD infotainment system. The
interior is pretty much custom-built for each individual buyer. The seats
are actually molded into the monocoque tub, using padding and adjustable
pedals to configure the car to each driver. Buyers can configure the
interior to their primary use of the vehicle—spartan for more track use,
or luxury appointments for more street use, including leather seats and
dash.

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“One way that the Apollo
differs from many supercars
is that it combines a
racecar-style chrome-moly
tube frame with a carbon
fiber tub”
At first glance, the car certainly fits the part. It looks like a Mazda RX8
combined with sports racers from the Grand-Am Cup series. It has the
performance requisite front splitter, rear diffuser and even an F1-style
rooftop air intake. It’s horsepower ranges from 600-800, depending on
which twin-turbo V8 engine is selected. Plus, it’s got gull-wing doors—a
must if your car is going to make it onto sports car posters and calendars.
“It has always been a dream of mine to have a car that has so much
downforce, such aerodynamic efficiency, that you could drive on the
roof of a tunnel at high speed…and this car can,” according to Roland
Gumpert, founder and managing director of Gumpert Sportwagenmanufaktur
GmbH (say that three times quickly). The small German company is
determined to wedge its way into the garages of the world’s wealthy, as it
joins the growing community of small exotic car manufacturers, including
Spyker, Mosler and Saleen, to name a few.
“We strive to satisfy our customers’ dreams of a powerful, exclusive and
unique sports car—a vehicle that provides a breathtaking driving experience
and also has the potential to win on race tracks across the world,”
boasts the brochure.
American buyers won’t have to worry about buying the car named after
the sun god in Greek mythology to cruise our streets, but it’s being
engineered to simultaneously meet German safety requirements and
specifications for a couple of European racing series (FIA GT production
specs are available, but presumably not street-legal). One way that the
Apollo differs from many supercars is that it combines a racecar-style
chrome-moly tube frame with a carbon fiber tub, rather than carbon fiber
with metal subframes. It even includes a carbon fiber crush box in the
nose to protect occupants in a frontal impact, like F1 cars.
The car’s mid-engine drivetrain is derived from Audi components—not
surprising, in light of the fact that Gumpert spent 30 years with the company,
much of it overseeing its motorsports division. He supervised Audi’s
development of the Quattro’s pre-cursor, which went on to win 25 World
Rally Championships races and 4 world titles.
Mr. Gumpert and his engineers have added two KKK Turbochargers to a
beefed up version of Audi’s proven 4.2 liter, DOHC engine. In its “base”
form, it puts out 641 HP and 597 lb/ft of torque. GSG advertises optional
horsepower choices of 700 and 800, but it’s probable that these configurations
won’t be street-legal. The low-mounted, dual turbochargers
compress air that comes in through two massive intercoolers. Five valves
per cylinder, a dry-sump lubrication system and variable intake valve
“The Apollo has 27 percent more
torque than a Carrera GT.”
Based on the actual performance of the first Apollo prototype car, Europe’s
Autocar magazine it “The most exciting car to ever wear number plates,”—
quite a statement with cars such as the Enzo, Carrera GT and MC12 on the
market, and a major feather in the hat of an independent manufacturer
that plans to build and sell about 60 units per year.
Autocar’s test driver was full of praise for this newest supercar entry.
“Even with the benefit of warm, tacky slicks there’s no point in applying a
bootful in first gear – the power and torque are just too strong. Half throttle
in second and the Gumpert feels Porsche 911 Turbo fast. Make that 911
Turbo S fast.”
At 175.6 inches long and 78.6 inches wide, the Apollo is six inches shorter
and three inches wider than the Porsche Carrera GT, a vehicle it will likely
be compared to. However, at a mere 2,525 pounds, the Apollo has a weight
advantage of more than 500 pounds and boasts 36 more horsepower. In
addition, the Apollo has 27 percent more torque than a Carrera GT. Wow!
The base vehicle is priced at 198,000 Euros (not including their value added
tax), or about $234,000—about a 40-percent savings over the Carrera GT.
Of his many attributes, the mythological god, Apollo, was also considered
“the ideal of manly beauty”. Apollo the car could certainly fit this description.
Our guess is that Mr. Gumpert plans more than one vehicle in his
model line, because he has chosen the mythical “griffin” (body of a lion,
head of an eagle) to represent his brand—one that stands ready to earn
a position of prominence on a continent where builders choose prancing
horses, raging bulls and family crests to represent their vehicles.
According to Gumpert, “this mythological creature…is a symbol for
strength and velocity. Last, but not least, it is perceived as the symbol for
ruling the earth and sky. Under his sign (the griffin) Gumpert Sportwagenmanufaktur
starts off to compete with the established competitors [in] the
market and on the race track.”

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Money makes the world spin round, and the
ultra-exclusive 678 horsepower Pagani Zonda
Cinque is proof of that. Thanks to one of the
company’s dealers in Hong Kong—and no doubt
an extremely affluent client—Pagani will create
five (hence the clever “Cinque” title) street
legal versions of the Zonda R. It will be the first
Pagani vehicle to receive a sequential gearbox
and an entirely new skin made of carbon-titanium,
but the chances are, you’re never going to
see one. All five of the silver beasts are already
sold, each at roughly 1.6 million before taxes.
Most everyone has seen the Dark Knight, and
those of you who haven’t should. Not just
for amazing performances, a killer plot, and
sublime special effects, but to see the newest
incarnation of the Batmobile in action. It’s
part Lamborghini, part hummer and every inch
screams, “Covet me.” At nine feet wide, fifteen
feet long and roughly two and a half tons the
new Tumbler is still capable of zero to sixty
sprints in less than six seconds. Even more
amazing is the goliath’s ability to get off the
ground, as Batman isn’t the only one able to fly
anymore. The Tumbler is equipped with panels
that flare out enabling it to make unassisted
jumps of up to thirty feet. Just as Commissioner
Gordon said in 2005, “I’ve got to get me

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Money makes the world spin round, and the
ultra-exclusive 678 horsepower Pagani Zonda
Cinque is proof of that. Thanks to one of the
company’s dealers in Hong Kong—and no doubt
an extremely affluent client—Pagani will create
five (hence the clever “Cinque” title) street
legal versions of the Zonda R. It will be the first
Pagani vehicle to receive a sequential gearbox
and an entirely new skin made of carbon-titanium,
but the chances are, you’re never going to
see one. All five of the silver beasts are already
sold, each at roughly 1.6 million before taxes.
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VeilSide has long been renowned for their prowess
as an automotive styling salon, and now
their luxury and exotics branch, Premier 4509
has taken center stage. Most of us would never
dream of disassembling a Lamborghini Murcielago
or Bentley Continental GT, but Premier
4509 did just that—and what’s more, they improved
on perfection. Now the salon is committing
sweet blasphemy again, and this time with
the Aston Martin Vantage. From aesthetics to
performance, the Vantage received an overhaul.
The iconic marque now features a new front
and rear bumper, side skirts, and an updated
spoiler. Bond never had it so good.

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Help yourself see and help
out others at the same time
by grabbing a pair of 141
Eyewear ($TBA). Designed
in Portland, Oregon and
handcrafted in Japan, these
stylish acetate frames are
available in ten different
varieties to go with any
face, and for each pair purchased,
the company gives
a new pair of prescription
glasses to someone in need
— so as you give yourself a
gift of style, you’re giving
someone else a much greater
gift: Sight.
Created to celebrate the
opening of the new Danner
Factory Store, these Danner
12021X Limited Edition Boots
($300) are ready for work.
Made in the U.S.A., the
12021X features Gore-Tex
inner lining, a Vibram Kletterlift
outsole, sitchdown
construction for increased
stability, a full-grain
leather upper, and limited
edition embossing on the
tongue. Just hurry if you’re
thinking about picking them
up — only 150 pairs were
made.
The new line of Nixon Gunship
Watches ($190-$500)
are made to age with character.
The special finishes of
the oversized 51-30 Chrono,
the subdued Sentry, the triple-movement
Banks, and the
sporty Player are designed
to wear increasingly as you
wear them, giving each an
appearance that’s as unique
as it is rugged — unfortunately,
we can’t wear the
badass 51-30 pictured above,
as it makes our twig-like
wrists look even tinier.
Stay warm and dry this fall
in the Nau Urbane Jacket
($280). Made from twolayer
waterproof, windproof
breathable laminate, this
handsome, moto-style jacket
features waterproof Riri
zippers, a full front placket,
two chest flap pockets
and two zip-close hand pockets,
a removable hood, and
articulated sleeves for full
movement, whether you’re
out for a ride or out for
some beers.
Rugby Limited Edition Selvedge
Jeans ($400). Made
from selvedge denim sourced
from the Cone Denim White
Oak Plant in Greensboro, NC,
these vintage slim fit jeans
arrive in an ultra-dark indigo-washed
hue, and feature
a belted waist, button fly,
five pockets, and a striped
silk twill back patch that
plays off the included narrow
striped tie. Expensive,
yes, but also exclusive in
a way that most $200 and up
denim isn’t.
Carry your laptop, iPad,
or other goods over one or
both shoulders without looking
like a high schooler in
the Makr Ruck Sack ($160).
Available in a very light
natural, brown, or black
canvas, this simple pack
features stylish exterior
closures, multiple pockets,
leather washers and reinforcements,
cotton webbing,
and padded straps. If you’re
interested, hurry up --
they’re limited to just 50 of
each color.
Some buckles need gold,
bottle openers, fine scrolling,
or other embellishments
to stand out. The Solid Belt
Buckle ($25) bucks this
trend with a simple handworked
metal face, decorated
with hand-distressed enamel
in a variety of colors. A
great way to dress down a
slightly too formal outfit,
or likewise dress up a pair
of denim paired with a plain
tee.
When we first saw “evergreen,”
we were thinking the
Hlaska Evergreen Billfold
($150) would be some semicompromised,
eco-friendly
bill and card holder. Instead,
it’s a high-end Italian
leather wallet featuring
four card slots, a cash slot,
and — wait for it — woodgrain
embossing on the outside.
Available in black, brown,
or eye-catching pine.
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BRM WATCH
engineering, revolutionary
chassis architecture,
and absolute focus on
efficiency engineering,
revolutionary chassis architecture,
and absolute focus
on efficiency.
ITALIAN PEN
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efficiency engineering, revolutionary chassis architecture, and absolute
focus on efficiency.
PARTAGAS CIGARS
engineering, revolutionary chassis
architecture, and absolute
focus on efficiency engineering,
TUSCANY COOKING EXPERIENCE
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and absolute focus on efficiency engineering,
revolutionary chassis architecture, and absolute
focus on efficiency.
revolutionary chassis archi-
CRYSTAL HEAD VODKA
engineering, revolutionary chassis architecture, and
absolute focus on efficiency engineering, revolutionary
chassis architecture, and absolute focus on
efficiency.
tecture, and absolute focus on
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RACE CHAIR
engineering, revolutionary chassis architecture,
and absolute focus on efficiency engineering,
revolutionary chassis architecture, and absolute
focus on efficiency.
STOCK BOSS 2.0
engineering, revolutionary
chassis architecture, and absolute
focus on efficiency engineering,
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architecture, and absolute focus on
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on efficiency.
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and absolute focus on efficiency
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WINE CONNOISSEUR’S DINNER
Enjoy being a special guest at this exclusive, culinary event held at the nationally
known, PRIMO restaurant at the JW Marriott Orlando Grande Lakes. Award winning
Chef Melissa Kelly is the 1999 James Beard Foundation Awards winner of the American
Express Best Chef, Northeast Award among others.
Chef Melissa Kelly creates dishes with her “home-grown” concept in mind, emphasizing
the freshest local ingredients such as citrus and seafood to create imaginative and
dazzling recipes. Even the herbs are grown on-site in the organic garden.
The evening starts with guests being greeted by the brand ambassadors of Total Wine
& Spirits and signature cocktails. After cocktails, it is time to be seated and prepare to
enjoy a fabulous four course meal. Each course will be paired to a specially chosen
wine and each wine will be presented by a wine connoisseur who will explain the
characteristics of that wine and its relation to the food it is paired with.
As the meal concludes, guests will gather on the terrace once again to enjoy fine cigars
“Under the Stars” with names like Cohiba, Partagas and Punch will be served by brand
ambassadors.
As a special treat, a select group of individuals will experience a tasting of Luis XIII
de Remy Martin Grande Champagne Cognac. Led by brand ambassador Mr. Steel
Cooper, guests will experience this rare cognac as never before and leave with a new
understanding and appreciation of this exclusive spirit.
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will devote attention to a variety of the p
along with autonomous photography, commer
photojournalism. Amateur photography will
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the past twelve years been playing a centr
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town's Grote Kerk will be
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modern communications
have created a new artistic
lan. The exposition in the
Grote Kerk will primarily
concern 'the other China':
the China that hovers
between communism and
consumerism, the old and the
new. A related theme will
be how Western eyes (of
Dutch photographers) have
seen the image of China
change during the last
century.
– .

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Dustin Drudy
Dustin Drudy Dustin › Drudy 813.857.5916 › 813.857.5916 › dustindrudy@gmail.com › crowguy55@yahoo.com › www.jdccc.com
› Publication and Custom Design Expertise
Highly respected professional graphic artist offering innovate design concepts across diverse mediums. Focused work ethic
and positive demeanour capably balances conflicting demands from multiple stakeholders. Strong team orientation ensures
interdepartmental co-ordination to support organizational objectives. Ability to relate to people at any level of business and
management. Talented in understanding and interpreting need of clients to “win” accounts. Motivated, learns quickly and
adapts to new environments. Core competencies include:
• Management Exerience
• Business & Marketing Materials
• Packaging / Logos / Illustrations / Photos Retouch
• Magazine Production
• Process & Performance Optimization
• Prepress Experience
• Web Site Development
• Training & Presentations
• Customer Relationship Management
• Special Events
TECHNOLOGY
PC and MAC: Word, Outlook, Access, Power Point, Adobe Illustrator CS3, Adobe Photoshop CS3, Adobe Indesign CS3,
Dreamweaver CS3, & QuarkXpress
CAREER PATH
Makes and Models Magazine, Tampa, Florida 2003 - 2008
Art Director
Supervised creative direction and designed numerous projects both internally and externally. Focused on meeting demanding
deadlines and prepress issues. Fostered a creative working environment. Worked to inspire user centered design techniques.
Established a new look and feel to help wide spread the magazines demographics.
• Instrumental in updating corporate identity, advertising, and web site ensuring a consistent visual signature for all aspects
of company branding.
• Developed style guide to ensure contributed articles conformed to well-defined criteria, thus increasing employee productivity.
Performance Super Pages Magazine 2004 - 2005
Art Director/Designer
Created entire magazine identity from conception.
• This was a new publication with a directory feel. My goal in creating it was to take an otherwise bland listing book and make
it exciting. I achieved this by combining strong visuals with strict typesetting criteria.
* Instrumental in creating corporate identity, advertising, and promotional media
Turn 1 magazine 2005-2006
Art Director/Designer
Created entire magazine identity from conception.
• This was another new publicationfocusing on high end classifieds fr race vehicles. The objective was to make a classified
magazine with strong graphic elements and full pictoral features of vehicles for sale.
* Instrumental in creating corporate identity, advertising, and promotional media
DRIVE! magazine 2005- 2006
Cover Designer/Ad production
• This magazine commisioned me to design all of their covers for the period of six months, which was detrimental to the
selling of the company to a larger publishing company.
* Highly involved with creating advertisements on a strict deadline period.
Honda Gran Prix of St. Petersburg 2005- 2007
Designer
• Responsible for designing the annual program guide from cover to back.
* Cummunicated directly with printers to deliver the client the finished product.

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Dustin Drudy
Dustin Drudy Dustin › Drudy 813.857.5916 › 813.857.5916 › dustindrudy@gmail.com › crowguy55@yahoo.com › www.jdccc.com
› Lighthouse Marketing
Designer
• Create promototional design work for Nicorette Racing’s NASCAR events.
2007- Present
Festivals of Speed
Designer
• Responsible for for producing programs three times a year.
• Designed many promotional materials and advertisements.
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2005- Present
DESIRE FREELAnCE Magazine GRAPHIC DESIGn SPECIALIST
2008 2000 –- Present Present
Dustin • Retained by Drudy
Art Director & multiple Editor companies and businesses, to provide custom graphic design services.
• Created magazine identity from conception
• EDUCATION Responsible & for SPECIALIZED producing a TRAINING Monthly publication
1999 - 2001
• In charge of finding all content and arranging photo shoots
The
Lighthouse
Art Institute
Marketing
of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pensylvania
2007- Present
Green Bachelor’s
Designer Line Degree Studios in Specalized Technology
2008 – Present
Vice •
Majored
Create President promototional
in Graphic Design
design work for Nicorette Racing’s NASCAR events.
• Produce Many different designs & promotional products for a variety of clientele
Festivals
3.7 GPA,
of
President’s
Speed
List, Dean’s List
2005- Present
Top •
Designer
Achieved Notch Promotions Deans list for two years.
2009 – 2010
Designer •
Earned
Responsible
full for Papa tuition
for for John’s scholarship
producing account programs
based on portfolio
three times a year.
• Create Received
Designed a multitude multiple
many promotional
awards of ads for for clients materials
student wishing show
and advertisements.
exihibitons
on Papa John’s Menus
• Awarded the 2002 Pittsburgh Illustrator’s Society Scholarship
FREELAnCE GRAPHIC DESIGn SPECIALIST
• Retained by multiple companies and businesses, to provide custom graphic design services.
2000 - Present
EDUCATION & SPECIALIZED TRAINING 1999 - 2001
The Art Institute of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pensylvania
Bachelor’s Degree in Specalized Technology
Majored in Graphic Design
3.7 GPA, President’s List, Dean’s List
• Achieved Deans list for two years.
• Earned full tuition scholarship based on portfolio
• Received multiple awards for student show exihibitons
• Awarded the 2002 Pittsburgh Illustrator’s Society Scholarship
Dustin Drudy › 813.857.5916 › crowguy55@yahoo.com › www.jdccc.com

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Dustin Drudy
813.857.5916
dustindrudy@gmail.com
www.jdccc.com