More than 340 people from 16 countries took part in it this year, mostly residents of Germany.
The rally started on July 23, 2017 in Berlin at the Brandenburg Gate a grandiose music festival. This is a public initiative implemented by the non-profit organization Druschba Global e.V. With the technical and organizational support of the tourist company Paneurasia.
Its goal is to establish cultural and friendly ties, to build a world based on friendship and mutual understanding between peoples.
The trip will last three weeks, cover 45 cities on seven routes. Within the framework of the rally, more than a hundred events of socio-political, cultural, economic, sporting, ecological orientation will take place.
In the Penza region, the participants will arrive on August 4, 2017. The region will be visited by about 100 German citizens.
A rich program was prepared for the guests, within the framework of which a visit to the Penza art gallery, the Spassky Cathedral is under construction, an excursion to the Lermontov State Museum-Reserve "Tarkhany", a walk along the Olympic Alley, familiarization with the work of industrial enterprises and a number of other events.
As part of the rally on August 5, 2017, a well-known swimmer, ultramarathoner, triathlete, repeated Ironman winner Marco Henriks (Germany) will hold a swimming master class for young athletes on the basis of the Dolphin FLC pool. He will share his secrets of fast swimming, effective swimming for long and ultra long distances. The beginning of the event at 15.00.
In addition, on August 5 at 6 pm on the open area of the city of Sputnik a concert and sports and entertainment flash mob will be held.
August 4 at 17.00 in the conference hall of the hotel "Art-Penza" (Chistiye Prudy) will host a press conference of participants and organizers of the Auto Race, which will also be attended by swimmer-extreme Marco Henriks, Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Penza region Oleg Yagov, CEO of "Stankomashstroy" Oleg Kochetkov, master of sports of international class, record holder of Russia and winner of the European and World Swimming Championships Victoria Andreeva.
