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Feel like Bruno! That’s the slogan DTM will welcome its supporters under at the final highlight of the motor-racing year, the Essen Moto Show held from 01st to 09th December, 2012.
At the DTM stand, the visitors may enter the original winners’ podium of the most popular international touring-car series to feel like the DTM Champion celebrating one of his race wins.
At the same time, the DTM enthusiasts also can compare the DTM racers with the respective production cars. Three DTM race trucks will make for a touch of paddock atmosphere and during the grid-girl photo shootings, you will feel like being on the starting grid.
The DTM shop offers the visitors the chance of fulfilling their own desires and purchase the one or the other Christmas gift, too.
But the racing cars won’t be the only DTM-stand attraction - the drivers themselves also will be on site: on 01st and 02nd December, Audi’s Rahel Frey and Mercedes-Benz works driver Christian Vietoris will be there to answer the question of the fans and sign autographs (on both days at 12.00hrs and 15.00hrs).
Martin Tomczyk (BMW) will be available for autographing sessions on 05th December (12.00hrs and 15.00hrs) and on the final weekend of the event (08th and 09th December, 12.00hrs and 15.00hrs) Filipe Albuquerque (Audi), Roberto Merhi (Mercedes-Benz) and Dirk Werner (BMW/only Saturday) will sign autographs for the fans.
Meanwhile, DTM Champion Bruno Spengler will be on site as early as during the official opening of the 2012 Essen Motor Show, on 30th November.
Together with BMW Motorsport Director Jens Marquardt as well as Rahel Frey and Christian Vietoris, the Canadian will attend the official press conference.
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