Official result at the 24h Nürburgring: DNS. Unofficial result: a full Boulevard takeover. We didn't make the grid, so we brought the Twingo anyway and let it do what it does best, pull a crowd. Sat next to GT3 machinery, the frog held its own. Same attention. Arguably more.
Official race result: DNS. Did not start.
Unofficial result: we took over the Boulevard.
We didn't make it onto the track this year, and we're not going to pretend that didn't sting. But if you know RauhRacing, you know we don't do quiet. So we brought the Twingo to the 24h Nürburgring anyway, parked it right on the Boulevard next to RaceRoom, and let the frog do what it does best. Pull a crowd.
And pull a crowd it did. All weekend, people stopped, stared, laughed, and lined up to take photos and talk cars with us. Here's the part we still can't quite believe: the Twingo sat in a hall full of GT3 machinery, and it held its own. Same attention. Arguably more. A car that started with 54 horsepower, standing next to the fastest tin-tops in the world, and winning the room.
That's not us bragging. That's the whole point of this project. You don't need the biggest budget or the fastest car to make people care. You need a story people want to be part of.
Massive thank you to everyone who pulled up, hung out, and grabbed a sticker. Your energy made the entire weekend. Filip, me, and the team felt it all.
We're figuring out the next steps for the car right now. Where the frog heads next, you'll be the first to know.
