Post by AUDI AG

The best innovations rarely come from one discipline alone.   At the Goodwood Festival of Speed, racing drivers, engineers, designers, fans and innovators share the same passion: pushing beyond what's possible.   This year, Goodwood offered a unique glimpse into the many facets of Audi: Tom Kristensen took the Audi #Nuvolari up the famous hillclimb, our Audi Sport teams showcased the new Audi #RS5 on track, and the experts at Audi Tradition shared the stories that continue to inspire us today.   Together, they showcased something that has always defined Audi: progress happens when different disciplines, ideas and enthusiasm come together.   The Audi Nuvolari reflects that spirit. Developed by teams across Audi, it combines technologies shaped by motorsport and refined for the road through the seamless interaction of many perspectives.   They are created by people who challenge each other, learn from one another and share the ambition to keep moving forward. Because at Audi, the best ideas are never built alone.   #VorsprungDurchTechnik #Goodwood #collaboration #innovation   ----- Audi Nuvolari: The vehicle shown is a near-production prototype.​ Fuel consumption combined (weighted) in l/100 km: 11.3 (preliminary); Power consumption combined (weighted) in kWh/100km: 7.8 (preliminary); CO₂ emissions combined (weighted) in g/km: 270 (preliminary); CO₂ class combined (weighted): G (preliminary); Fuel consumption with discharged battery in l/100 km: 14.7 (preliminary); CO₂ emissions with discharged battery: G (preliminary).​ Audi RS 5 Avant: Fuel consumption combined (weighted) in l/100 km: 4.5-3.9; Power consumption combined (weighted) in kWh/100km: 18.7-17.8; CO₂ emissions combined (weighted) in g/km: 102-88; CO₂ class combined (weighted): C-B; Fuel consumption with discharged battery in l/100 km: 10.2-9.6; CO₂ class with discharged battery: G. Special edition foiling is not available for purchase.