When the rotor runs hot
Finally Saturday in Cannes. That means to work hard once again, to marvel at the closing ceremony with the film and titanium winners, and especially to exercise a lot of patience while queuing...
More than 200 invited guests attended the tenth anniversary of rotor Agentur für Kommunikation. After a first refreshment with food & drinks in the agency's courtyard, 64 racing enthusiasts signed up for the qualifying of the Tenth Grand Prix of Zurich. Whether as a Carrera driver or as a spectator, the excitement went on until the end. After the award ceremony, which was performed by the charming Miss Carrera 2006, DJ Steve McQueen and the unplugged band Los Bandidos led the way deep into the night with their Tequilla Racing Punk.The subsequent race was held in pairs in a knockout system 1 against 1. Between the races, Beat Engeler of Fischer Architekten AG and Martin Hauser, co-owner of rotor, talk shop about the drivers' performances.Great amazement in the VIP grandstand: Bernd Götz of Swiss Re with his wife Inge, Lorenz Hauser, music and events specialist, and Gilles Bachmann of Fauxpas Grafik.Peter Burri, marketing manager of Health Promotion Switzerland coaches his son Tim. Miss Carrera 2006 Oxana Fedorova presented the prizes to the finalists. The runner-up André Becchio was taken comfortingly in the middle. And the winner Oliver Fitze owner Hum Records was happy about the hard-fought Carrera package.Afterwards the racing circus celebrates until the early morning hours the rotor anniversary Grand Prix to the legendary Tequilla Racing Punk of Los Bandidos. Text & Image: rotor
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Good Job: Urs Bühler
That means going all out again, marveling at the closing ceremony with the film and titanium winners, and above all, practicing a lot of patience while waiting in line. That is still a true professional ethic, to stand in line in the sweltering heat and wait for an hour, but usually longer, before being granted admission. A group of Swiss people led by Danielle Lanz, Markus Ruf and Martin Spillmann did it particularly well. They were in front of the Palais so early that they counted only fifty Japanese in front of them. And they were able to queue in the shade. Know how!
Text & Photos: Beat Fritsch
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The race organizers open qualifying for the Tenth Zurich Grand Prix. Sascha Kieslinger, Art Director rotor and Alexander Gessert, Creative Director and co-owner rotor.Maurizio Scarpa from Sfax Hairstylist welcomes two beauties to the paddock.Christine Roth, the former Marketing Manager of Freitag Lab enjoyed herself together with Daniel Kistler from Ringier.Ludwig Dörr, the former advertising manager of Coop Switzerland found time for a lightning visit to Zurich despite his retirement.Music meets film: Phonogen.com founder Rino Meyer poses with Beat Lenherr of panimage.With enough fuel in the tank, 64 drivers fought for thousandths of a second to qualify for the race on the rotor Speedway at Club Zukunft.
Upload: Beat Fritsch
Support: Kathrin Fischer
Good Job: Urs Bühler
That means going all out again, marveling at the closing ceremony with the film and titanium winners, and above all, practicing a lot of patience while waiting in line. That is still a true professional ethic, to stand in line in the sweltering heat and wait for an hour, but usually longer, before being granted admission. A group of Swiss people led by Danielle Lanz, Markus Ruf and Martin Spillmann did it particularly well. They were in front of the Palais so early that they counted only fifty Japanese in front of them. And they were able to queue in the shade. Know how!
Text & Photos: Beat Fritsch
Created on Apple
With support from Olympus
The race organizers open qualifying for the Tenth Zurich Grand Prix. Sascha Kieslinger, Art Director rotor and Alexander Gessert, Creative Director and co-owner rotor.Maurizio Scarpa from Sfax Hairstylist welcomes two beauties to the paddock.Christine Roth, the former Marketing Manager of Freitag Lab enjoyed herself together with Daniel Kistler from Ringier.Ludwig Dörr, the former advertising manager of Coop Switzerland found time for a lightning visit to Zurich despite his retirement.Music meets film: Phonogen.com founder Rino Meyer poses with Beat Lenherr of panimage.With enough fuel in the tank, 64 drivers fought for thousandths of a second to qualify for the race on the rotor Speedway at Club Zukunft.
