The Supercar Owners Circle may hold some incredible events, but their 2020 Switzerland event brought together three of the most famous modern supercars for a massive drag race. The Gstaad event brings supercars and hypercars through some incredible Swiss roads before racing down an airstrip surrounded by mountains. This offers the perfect setting for the Ferrari Enzo, LaFerrari, and McLaren Senna to duke it out in a race, as shown in the following clip from YouTube channel 'cvdzijden - Supercar Videos.'
Setting The Pace
The Enzo initially rocketed down the straight to show just how capable it still is before lining up next to the insanely impressive McLaren Senna. With a mere 660 horsepower, the Enzo was immediately left in the dust by the 790 horsepower McLaren, which promptly showed how far supercars have come, especially regarding a company that did not make supercars when the Enzo debuted.
Family Relation
The Enzo lined up yet again for a race, this time keeping it in the family. The nearly 1,000 horsepower LaFerrari and the Enzo lined up for their run with the expected outcome of new beating old. However, on the final count at one, the Enzo set off down the track before the actual start of the run. Undisturbed by this, the LaFerrari still launched down the track and nearly immediately passed the Enzo for what looks to be an embarrassing defeat. While other races have happened on this airstrip, this particular run is one to remember.
Road Tripping
The three were in more than good company as they drove through the mountains on some of the most beautiful mountain roads. Led by the Aston Martin DBX SUV, the LaFerrari and Enzo headed the line. Additional cars that were on the drive included other automotive greats such as the Pagani Huayra, Zonda Cinque, Zonda Tricolore, and Bugatti Veyron. Winding through the roads, the cars really got a chance to show their handling capabilities.
Dream Experience
This event featured some of the most impressive supercar lineups of any available in the world. Featuring brands such as Koenigsegg, Apollo, and Rimac, the Supercar Owners Circle hosts this event annually in September and offers a chance to experience even among the wealthy what would seem like the high life. Those who want to take part better have an extensive car collection, which is literally part of the membership application.
Source: YouTube, SupercarOwnersCircle