Don't miss the Luxembourg Classic rally in town!

30 September hails the start of the second LUXEMBOURG CLASSIC rally at the Alvisse Parc Hotel. The rally will see 120 classic cars from eight decades create a fascinating "rolling museum" that will travel around the Grand Duchy on a two-day tour. The oldest car in the rally is a Bentley 4.5 Litre Le Mans, which was built in 1927 and will tour as part of Team LOSCH. The youngest car is a Qvale Mangusta, built in 2000 and one of only 292 models ever made.

On the first day, the charming route passes through the beautiful Müllerthal region to the town of Rosport, where there will be a time control at the Tudor Museum. After that, the teams will reach the "Aal Seeërei" community hall in Diekirch for a lunch break, where enthusiasts will be able to admire the cars from noon to 14:30. Then it's on to Bourscheid, Kautenbach, Esch/Sauer and finally Mertzig for another time control. From there, the route will loop back to Luxembourg City via the Goodyear Test Track in Colmar-Berg.

The second day will take the rolling museum through the Eisch valley and Useldange to the go-karting track owned by l'Automobile Club Luxembourg (ACL) in Mondercange. From there, the route will continue to the Caves du Sud winery of the Domaines Vinsmoselle winegrowers' cooperative in Remerschen, where the drivers will break for lunch. The regularity rally will then stop by LOSCH's Bentley dealership in Luxembourg on Boulevard F.W. Raiffeisen.

For the grand finale, the cars will gather outside the Grand Ducal Palace in the heart of Luxembourg City from 14:30 on Saturday, 1 October. The classic cars in the second LUXEMBOURG CLASSIC rally will then make their way to the "Gëlle Fra" war memorial.

German actor Richy Müller is one of the many drivers who will follow the course of this charming route. He is known primarily for playing Detective Chief Superintendent Thorsten Lannert in the popular crime series Tatort (Stuttgart), in which he has starred in 28 episodes to date. Müller will participate in the second LUXEMBOURG CLASSIC rally in his original police car, a chocolate-brown Porsche 911 Targa (built in 1977).

This celebrated car with its famous driver at the wheel will be just one of many highlights on the starting grid of this year's LUXEMBOURG CLASSIC rally. Almost 30 brands will be present in total, including Bentley, Bugatti, Ferrari, Jaguar, Lotus and Porsche.

For more information, visit: www.luxembourg-classic.de (in German)