In the village of Sant'Agata Bolognese lie the roots of the iconic Italian brand Lamborghini. In 1964, Ferruccio Lamborghini targeted building the best sports cars in the world.

The Porsche family name has been connected with car design, manufacturing and racing since the early 20th century.

One cannot talk about rally sports without mentioning the name Walter Röhrl. Starting from a young age, Röhrl was able to show his talent and affinity in rally sports.

Hans-Joachim Stuck is one of the best racing drivers in Germany. Over his long career, he won the Formula II and several international touring car championships multiple times.

Winning the iconic Dakar Rally for a record 13 times, Frenchman Stephane Peterhansel had a rather unusual career as he switched from motorbikes to cars.

Alois Ruf is the founder of a small car manufacturing company in Bavaria that specialises in building their street legal super sports cars on the foundation of Porsche bodys.

From the 1950s to 1970s Hans Herrmann came to fame as a successful Formula 1 and sportscar driver for manufacturers like Porsche, Mercedes-Benz and Maserati.

People called her the "Queen of the Nordschleife" when she used to drive her Porsche or BMW racing cars at the Nürburgring's famous Nordschleife.

Coming from a famous noble family, Prince Leopold of Bavaria started a career as a rally driver in the 1960s before switching to touring cars.

A name known all over the world. In early 20th century, automotive pioneer Henry Ford revolutionized the world of car manufacturing with the foundation of the Ford Motor Company.