Supercar Tour Showcases Latest High-Performance Vehicles
The Haspengouw Tour, organized by Autospotting Belgium, brought together 70 exceptional performance vehicles for a memorable journey through Belgium. The route took drivers from Sint-Truiden to Durbuy, concluding in Kortessem, featuring some of the most impressive automotive engineering achievements of recent years.
Notable Participants
The tour highlighted several remarkable vehicles:
- Lamborghini Revuelto – Brand new flagship model
- Porsche 992 GT3 S/T – Track-focused variant
- Lamborghini Huracan Tecnica – Latest technical evolution
- McLaren 675LT Spider – Open-top supercar
- Ferrari 812 GTS – V12 grand tourer
- BMW M3 G80 – Modified to produce 900 horsepower
Route Details
The tour’s carefully planned route included:
- Starting point: Sint-Truiden
- Midpoint: Durbuy
- Final destination: Kortessem
The gathering represented one of Belgium’s most significant supercar events of the year, bringing together an impressive collection of high-performance vehicles.
Vehicle Statistics
| Model | Key Feature |
|---|---|
| Lamborghini Revuelto | Latest flagship |
| BMW M3 G80 | 900 HP modification |
| Ferrari 812 GTS | V12 engine |
| McLaren 675LT Spider | Convertible design |
Event Highlights
The final location in Kortessem served as the perfect backdrop for these remarkable vehicles, allowing enthusiasts to appreciate the diverse range of performance cars in attendance. The mix of new and modified vehicles demonstrated the breadth of modern automotive engineering, from factory-fresh hypercars to carefully enhanced sports cars.
The presence of the brand new Lamborghini Revuelto alongside modified classics like the 900HP BMW M3 G80 showcased the evolution of automotive performance.
The tour successfully brought together various aspects of high-performance motoring, from Italian supercars to German sports cars, creating a diverse showcase of automotive excellence. The event highlighted both the latest manufacturer offerings and the potential for aftermarket enhancement, as demonstrated by the modified BMW M3 G80.
