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Initial estimates valued the car at $7.5 million to $9.5 million, a spokesperson for Sotheby’s confirmed — an elite sum that won’t surprise anyone who pays attention to the obscure world of decommissioned race cars.
After years of rumours and on-again-off-again comments from executives, it's official: the VW Group's Porsche and Audi brands are set to enter the top tier of motorsport in 2026, likely as engine suppliers.
The German manufacturer is known for building the most iconic flat-six engines in automotive history, but for one of its greatest limited-edition supercars, a notoriously unreliable, race-spec unit was dusted off and transformed into one of the most amazing V10s ever produced.
The key to the VW Groups entry into F1 will be the new engine regulations.
Officials tell media that the next generation of Formula 1 in 2026 could create interesting opportunity.