The Escudería
autopia Its latest edition closed just a few days ago. A reasonable amount of time to consolidate ideas and impressions, allowing us to issue an objective assessment of what we saw at this event, which has once again established itself as one of the most splendid and interesting events on the national scene.
Thus, the excellent quantity -and variety- of registered vehicles has characterized the event, making it truly tempting to start talking here and now about quite a few units -some older, others more modern- related to the field of the highest automotive exquisiteness.
However, since in The Escudería We continue to focus on the daily publication format, and on other occasions we will delve into the genesis of quite a few models, as well as the history of some of the units seen at Autopía 2025.
In fact, we would be lying if we didn't confess how we are already on the trail of some of its owners. That said, when it comes to presenting the gallery of images with which to recall what we saw in the vicinity of Madrid We are more interested in reviewing the atmosphere and the organization than the selection of vehicles.
In this way, the most meritorious thing about Autopía 2025 was its great organization. Something truly commendable when we're talking about organizing access for so many registrants and visitors.
The format has also been completely successful, making it possible to spend a day with the family, being amazed by what is on display while wandering calmly through the wide, naturalized spaces of the park. Forest of the Santander.
Truly fantastic: for combining high-end models with the ever-present popular models, for bringing to Spain an idea capable of transcending the typical and hackneyed motor show, for the merit of organizers capable of catering to the public and participants with ample areas for enjoyment...
Exit revalidated by the fans, which was attended in greater numbers, demonstrating how fortune smiles on those who dare to do something as different as it is attractive. Congratulations!
Images: José Antonio Sánchez (Jasc)
