Special exhibition

With the presentation of
- ten racing cars, including six original winning cars,
- two 1:1 cutaway models,
- three racing engines - from petrol to diesel to hybrid and
- other technical delicacies
an important piece of motorsport history is told from a gripping new perspective.

Other exciting exhibits give an impression of the intensive day-to-day work of drivers and mechanics. They give visitors a glimpse behind the secret of Audi's success and show that motorsport is a team sport and that such a race can only be successfully contested together.
Another highlight of the exhibition is symbolic of this: the almost 1.3 metre tall and almost 50 kilogram winner's trophy that Audi received from the ACO (Automobile Club de l'Ouest), the organiser of the 24-hour race in Le Mans, for its three consecutive victories from 2006 to 2008. Embedded in an exciting exhibition setting and thanks to impressive pictures from the AUDI AG company archive, the visitor gets the feeling of having been at these races.

The exhibition is closely based on the book ‘Audi at Le Mans’, which was published in 2023 and will be available in the August Horch Museum shop when the exhibition opens.