No. 19 - 10 Jahres Ausgabe, Lech & Zürs

Sport & Freizeit
Christoph Weitkamp und Torsten Legler
© Foto: Weitkamp Classics
L.L. How frequently are your tours organised?
C.W. That varies, actually. We usually start at the beginning
of May and skip the main holiday period. On the one hand
that’s because a lot of people can’t make it during that time,
and on the other it’s because the country roads are usually
full. And then we keep going from the beginning of August
into October.
L.L. Do you always get the same participants or are the
groups made up of new drivers every time?
C.W. There are many who keep coming back because they
enjoy the personal atmosphere and the adventure of new
regions. And these people keep bringing new people from their
circle of friends and acquaintances. So far, we’ve not had a
single person who went home disappointed after a tour.
“I personally find
pre-war models
particularly
interesting.”
L.L. What kind of audience is attracted by your tours?
C.W. The people are getting younger. Many are in their midforties
and eager to experience a trip like this, but I also met a
23-year-old here in Lech who got a TR6 from a junk yard in his
teens which he restored and rebuilt over the course of five
years. He’s into rallies and loves participating with his car.
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