Nine11 Crew: Alpine roadtrip

Nine11 Crew: Alpine roadtrip
For their season opening, our friends from Nine11 Crew organized their first Alpine roadtrip, with a few interesting stopovers on the way (more on that later). During the planning phase, they asked us to support them with creating a custom hoodie for the occasion. This also included creating a patch design that would later become the logo of their trip.
This is what we came up with - the PTRLSM x Nine11 Crew Hoodie:
PTRLSM x Nine11 Crew Hoodie front
...with a custom-designed jacquard patch, highlighting the most important itinerary details - Julierpass, Malojapass and Berninapass in Switzerland.
Equipped with our hoodies, they set out on an intense, 4-day journey through Germany, Switzerland, Italy and Austria. Over 3000 kilometers, countless corners and most importantly - a bunch of great people and cars. Speaking of, 8(!) 911s, a Lambo Urus and a BMW M2, quite an impressive line up:
Nine11 Crew on tour, 8 Porsche 911s
First stopover - Augsburg. The next morning it was time to brand the cars:
PTRLSM custom design on Porsche 911
As soon as it was done it was time to head out straight to one of the most legendary places for any Porsche enthusiast - RUF Automobile in Pfaffenhausen. The crew had the pleasure to have a private tour of the grounds and to meet Alois Ruf himself.
Nine11 Crew in front of Ruf Automobile
Some even convinced Mr Ruf to sign their Porsches:
Mr Alois Ruf signing a Porsche 911 992
Day 2 ended with a blast - with a ride through Julierpass and a stopover in St. Moritz.
Porsche 911 Carrera T (991) on Malojapass@maciejboos PTRLSM hoodieNine11 Crew on Malojapass
The Pro Garage Perfomance team (who were behind organizing this trip) rocking our hoodie:
PTRLSM x Pro Garage Perfomance
Day 3 was all about the passes - Malojapass and Berninapass.
It's not hard to find snow there in April:
The day concluded around Lake Iseo, at La Montina Franciacorta, on the way to Lake Garda for the stopover.
Day 4 took the crew to Austria, the picteresque Wörthersee specifically. Even though the official car events have been recently banned there, some petrolheads still frequent the location at the end of April. It was no different here.
Wörthersee, Austria
Nine11 Crew at Wörthersee
This was the end of the trip. With 1100 km to go, there was still quite some driving to do. We hear there were already some plans made for next year's trip.
On that note, we wanted to thank Nine11 Crew for making us a (small) part of this amazing journey and we hope to join next time, in person!
Don't miss Nine11 Crew's Instagram for more pictures. All the trip pictures were taken by the talented Lukas Szwarc - make sure to give him a follow.