The annual Legends of the Autobahn continues to grow and enjoy the popularity a9orded German Automotive Engineering and Design. Join us this year, overlooking the Pacific Ocean and the Monterey Bay, on the green fairways of the Bayonet & Blackhorse Golf Course at 1 McClure Way, Seaside, CA. This is an easy-to-access location, with full hospitality, and ample parking. Whether you choose to display your car on the grass, enter the Judged Concours, or simply visit the abundant displays, the day will be filled with great cars, celebrities, and special reveals!
The judged classes for this year are below and include a brand-new class for track-focused builds. Note that spectators attend for free and no registration is required; owners of prospective display cars and cars for judging should sign up here. There is a charge for on-site parking however.
- Four Rings Classic – Audi (1999 and earlier), DKW, NSU, Wanderer, and Horch.
- Audi Sedan/Coupe – Audi (2000 and forward), A Series 4-door sedans, coupes, and Q cars
- Audi eTron – all variants and years
- Audi Sports – all S variants, and the TT
- Audi RS – all RS variants and years
- Audi R8 – all R8 models and years
- Audi Street Customs – This class is open to all Audi vehicles, years/models, and is intended to include and recognize owners that have implemented “significant, special and unique elements” to their machine. The emphasis for this class is on performance improvements, personalization, and design coordination. Mechanical upgrades, in addition to paint, body enhancements, lighting, and aesthetic mods are expected.
- Audi High Performance Driving Event (HPDE) Customs – New! This class is open to all Audi vehicles, years/models, and is intended to include and recognize owners that have prepared the car for enjoyment on track. The entry will include performance enhancements, specialty equipment: both performance and safety; and the tools that assist in sustaining your enjoyment during a track day. Let the judges know about your track experiences and noteworthy modifications (storyboards and photos are encouraged). On the presentation and detailing side of things, note that “track scars and patina” can be considered a PLUS!