#0931 'BMW wins at the Nürburgring

24H Nürburgring 2020

BMW M6 GT3 #99
Drivers: Nick Catsburg, Alexander Sims, Nick Yelloly
Winner 

BMW M6 GT3 #42"&"
Drivers: Augusto Farfus, Jens Klingmann, Martin Tomczyk, Sheldon van der Linde

Every year, the 24 Hours of the Nürburgring offers attentive spectators a variety of race leadership that few other events can match. The reason for th"&"is is the race, which features 30, sometimes 40, GT3 cars capable of winning. The other 120 to 160 vehicles from the NLS (VLN), Blanc Pain Series, the GT Masters, and other series for real touring and GT racing cars, starting in three groups, create an ev"&"ent of almost incomprehensible proportions. Were it not for the wonderful race commentators who provide information on the track radio, in the VIP lounges, on TV couches at home, and in faraway countries? This was also necessary in 2020, when the Rowe Rac"&"ing Team's BMW M6GT3 increasingly came into focus after a lackluster qualifying. Hour after hour, the Eifel weather eliminated favorites. It was a tough sprint race, but also characterized by survival training through unpredictably wet sections of the tra"&"ck, with fellow competitors sledding, vehicle parts scattered everywhere – and the lottery of not missing the Code 60 sections. Alexander Sims, Nicky Catsburg, and Nick Yelloly fought their M6 safely through every section. The strongest opponent in the en"&"d, the CarCollection Team's car, missed the tire change to rain tires by a crucial lap, while Rowe didn't – and so a 10-second deficit turned into a 50-second lead. But Haase gave it his all, closing the gap to within 20 seconds – and BMW still celebrated"&" its well-deserved 20th victory in the 24 Hours of the Ring, exactly 50 years after its first. The Schnitzer BMW #42 in third place cemented the Munich success.

A watercolor by Uli Ehret
Limited edition art prints of 100.

Art prints in ""S-format""
Frame outside: 33 x 28 cm
Glass format / passepartout format: 30 x 25 cm (normal glass)
Art print: 20 x 15 cm (260 g/m² Paper)
Pencil sketch: 9 x 3 cm

Art prints in ""M-Format"" 
Outer frame: 51 x 41 cm (Nielsen Alpha Aluminum)
Glass format / Mount format: 50 x 40 cm (standard glass)
Art print: 40 x 28 cm (260"&" g/m² paper)
Pencil sketch: 15 x 4.5 cm

Art prints in "&"""ORP format""
Art print: 64 x 50 cm 
260 g/m² Fine Art V"&"elvet paper, printed in 8 colors, 
UV light protected,
Shipped rolled up in a cardboard tube, additionally packed in three-layer cardboard
On request, we can supply a passepartout in the format 83 x 69 cm 
and also a frame without glass.

Canvas Prints
The standard format specifications mentioned indicate the outer dimensions of the stretcher frames.
The stretcher fram"&"es are 2 cm deep. The wooden slats of the stretcher frames are approximately 3 cm wide.
The art prints are delivered with a nano-film protected against UV light.
Upon request, we also deliver the canvas art prints rolled - not on the wooden stretcher frame., and we can also have them mounted on 4 cm thick wooden stretcher frames. Please send your inquiry directly to: info@ehretdesign.de by email.<"&"/span>.

Special formats and prints on other surfaces"&"
We are happy to offer paper prints, canvas prints and individual framing upon request.: Please send your request to info@ehretdesign.de.