The car, entered by Nissan Motorsports (NISMO) and piloted by Michael Krumm of Germany, Darren Turner and Anthony Davidson, both from Britain, qualified in eighth position with Krumm behind the wheel. After competing for 24 hours, the car finished 56 laps down in thirteenth place overall and third in the GT1 class.

The race was won by Mike Hezemens, Anthony Kumpen, Jos Menten and Kurt Mollekens in a PK Carsport Corvette which finished 11 laps clear of Alessandro Pier Guidi, Stephane Lemeret, Carl Rosenbald and Vincent Vosse in a Vitaphone Racing Maserati. Third place went to Marc Basseng, Marcel Fässler, Alexandros Margaritis and Henri Moser in the Phoenix Racing Audi R8 LMS which also won the G2 class.

The very limited edition 370Z Nurburgring Edition, which is inspired by the bright-yellow 370Zs that participated at the 24-hour endurance race at the Nurburgring in May and of which only 80 units will be built, is also on display. Visitors to the Sportscar Shop will also be able purchase high-quality Nissan merchandise from NISMO, Nissan’s motor sports department.

At the end of October, the company will hold a week of action, including a drift event at the Nurburgring, track days with the Nissan GT-R and a journey through the picturesque Eifel countryside surrounding the Nurburgring racetrack called the ‘tour of the senses’.