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A quick word of warning, the images in this gallery are not early screenshots from the next Forza game. Oh no. This is what you call ballin" in the big leagues, son.What you"re looking at is a selection of photographs from this year"s Supercar Owners Circle summer meet up. And don"t think this is your average car meet up in some car park off the A1 it"s a bit ritzier than that. See, each year the Supercar Owners Circle take over one of the world"s finest hotels The Chedi, Andermatt in order to spend a weekend blasting over closed alps, on runways, all before retiring to the Spa to wash down a gob full of expensive bubbles and discuss what small island in the Carribean to buy. We know this because even with our proletariat status, last year we got behind the red rope and did it ourselves. This year was the event"s fifth anniversary, and even though the list of cars is always strong, the team sheet in 2019 was something from a fantasy league. We"re talking more than 80 supercars from past and present, all furiously expensive and wonderfully rare but ragged around the postcard-worthy vistas of Switzerland like they"re one-cylinder hire cars.So grab a bib for your dribble, click through and tell us what"s your favourite below. Photography: Keno Zache & Alex Penfold
Date written: 7 Sep 2019
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 16824
A quick word of warning, the images in this gallery are not early screenshots from the next Forza game. Oh no. This is what you call ballin" in the big leagues, son.What you"re looking at is a selection of photographs from this year"s Supercar Owners Circle summer meet up. And don"t think this is your average car meet up in some car park off the A1 it"s a bit ritzier than that. See, each year the Supercar Owners Circle take over one of the world"s finest hotels The Chedi, Andermatt in order to spend a weekend blasting over closed alps, on runways, all before retiring to the Spa to wash down a gob full of expensive bubbles and discuss what small island in the Carribean to buy. We know this because even with our proletariat status, last year we got behind the red rope and did it ourselves. This year was the event"s fifth anniversary, and even though the list of cars is always strong, the team sheet in 2019 was something from a fantasy league. We"re talking more than 80 supercars from past and present, all furiously expensive and wonderfully rare but ragged around the postcard-worthy vistas of Switzerland like they"re one-cylinder hire cars.So grab a bib for your dribble, click through and tell us what"s your favourite below. Photography: Keno Zache & Alex Penfold
Date written: 7 Sep 2019
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 16824
