Journal.
Stories behind the photographs.
People, places and automotive culture.
01 / Japan, MagarigawaA day at The Magarigawa Club with Madlane’s 935MLIn mid-April this year, RennCurator invited me to spend a day at The Magarigawa Club in Japan, where the Madlane 935ML was being run and fine-tuned. Even before the first laps, it was clear this would be no ordinary track day. Hidden among the mountains, The Magarigawa Club has a striking atmosphere that makes every moment feel heightened. From the paddock to the circuit itself, the setting added something special to an already unforgettable experience. Before getting into the car itself, it is worth understanding Madlane. More than a workshop, it feels like a direct…
In mid-April this year, RennCurator invited me to spend a day at The Magarigawa Club in Japan, where the Madlane 935ML was being run and fine-tuned. Even before the first…
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02 / Susegana, ItalyAkira Nakai 964 RWB: the people behind the buildOn the hills of Susegana, framed by vineyards and the walls of Castello di San Salvatore, Akira Nakai’s cigarette smoke drifted slowly upward as he built on a 964 Carrera 4, the second RWB ever completed in Italy. I was there with my camera as Nakai shaped another chapter of his craft: a silent ritual of millimetric measurements, cuts, and rivets, staged in the heart of Veneto. This car belongs to Nicolò Iammarino, the creator behind Passione Motori. For him, RWB wasn’t just an aesthetic choice; it was a dream planted years ago, born in…
On the hills of Susegana, framed by vineyards and the walls of Castello di San Salvatore, Akira Nakai’s cigarette smoke drifted slowly upward as he built on a 964 Carrera…
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03 / Düsseldorf, GermanySilver Arrows, Beyond the TrackSome cars are impressive on their own. Others become even more special when brought together. At Ultrace Germany, the Mercedes-Benz Museum from Stuttgart presented five remarkable machines: the Sauber-Mercedes C9, Mercedes-Benz C11, Mercedes-Benz C292, Mercedes-Benz CLK GTR, and Mercedes-Benz C112. Five cars from different chapters of the brand's history, each representing a different approach to performance, engineering, and design. What made the experience even more special was the atmosphere Mercedes had created around the cars. Huge softboxes suspended above them, combined with carefully arranged lighting, visuals, and music, transformed the space into something between a motorsport exhibition and…
Some cars are impressive on their own. Others become even more special when brought together. At Ultrace Germany, the Mercedes-Benz Museum from Stuttgart presented five remarkable machines: the Sauber-Mercedes C9, Mercedes-Benz C11,…
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