- Lamborghini from Klasen tuners sprints 3,000 metres to hit a top speed of 384 km/h
- Record-breaking car fitted with new SportContact 7 tyres
- Record speed in Papenburg in cooperation between Continental, AutoBild sportscars and six tuning partners
The other tuners at the “Papenburg 3000” also achieved their ambitious targets. The BMW M4 Competition, brought up to 434 kW (590 hp) by AC Schnitzer, achieved 304.16 km/h and the 662-kW (900-hp) Brabus 900 Rocket Edition sprinted to 324.71 km/h. The 669-kW (910-hp) and 577-kW (785-hp) Porsche 911 Turbo S cars from MTM and Techart were also fast – achieving 344.95 km/h and 350.84 km/h respectively. Another Porsche, the 587-kW (800-hp) 9ff 911 Turbo, was recorded at 353.27 km/h at the end of the 3,000 metres. The 7,367-kW (1001-hp) Audi RS 6 from MTM did not do quite as well – a technical defect prevented a record-breaking drive here.
Continental and AutoBild sportscars traditionally invite different tuners to attempt to break records every two years. The test tracks can be in different locations, like for example Papenburg or Nardo in southern Italy, where the maximum top speeds can be driven under controlled conditions. For the past 30 years, Continental has had its own tuning department, working in collaboration with the vehicle tuners.

