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AUDI | Twin Cup

<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> Various Audi cars lined up at Fuji Speedway. After the competition, a driving experience on the circuit awaited.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> From the pit before the competition. Testers were also on standby.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> The winning crew from Audi Takamatsu in 2011, who participated in the circuit driving after the competition.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> The competition was held under a clear autumn sky.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> As you can tell from the mirror colors, a lineup of sports models like S and RS.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> The competition venue was pits 9 and 10.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> The engine bay, with a clean design, much like the exterior.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> An A4 Avant used for the competition. All vehicles had their engines turned off.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> Explanation of points before the competition.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> Testers are also on standby.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> Massimiliano Musacci, After Sales Marketing Manager. He stated that he prepared a tense venue to ensure participants wouldn't be overwhelmed by the pressure of the world competition.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> The key to victory lies in how well one can interpret the numerical data displayed on the screen.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> A table displaying general and specialized tools. Basic inspections also check how well these tools are utilized.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> A form for recording checked points.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> Checking the remaining brake pad thickness.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> Recording the values displayed on the monitor.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> Checking the engine using specialized tools.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> Investigating the source of the problem while checking the monitor.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> The technology division competition was conducted with teams of three.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> A scene from the service division role-play. Serving a customer played by a staff member.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> Explaining the vehicle's issues to the staff during the car check.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> Explaining the vehicle's condition.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> The approachability of the service is also a judging point.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> Naturally, service staff are also required to have in-depth knowledge of the mechanics.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> The judges meticulously observe every action.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> The car check task was to identify five malfunctions. Participants could also draw a joker card for bonus points.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> The words "Twin cup" illuminated the circuit, adding to the event's excitement.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> The Audi sound echoed on the circuit. Surprisingly quiet even at full throttle.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> Through this circuit driving, participants experienced the true capabilities of the Audi cars they usually sell.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> Even after finishing the circuit run, the wear on the tires and brake pads was surprisingly minimal.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> Tokita-san also joined for a ride-along on the circuit.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> His impression after the drive was that he had grown to love Audis even more.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> Tokita-san chatting with President Okita.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> Attending the reception with the president, their trust in Audi was further solidified.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> President Okita aims for an even higher ranking in next year's world competition.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> From left: Hiroshi Okita, President of Audi Japan; Massimiliano Musacci, After Sales Marketing Manager; and Shigeyoshi Kojima, Public Relations Manager.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> The awards ceremony was held at Laforet Tokyo in Shinagawa.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> President Okita passionately discusses the future of Audi.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> The four participants in the recent world competition. The three in the center are the Audi Takamatsu team, winners of the technology division.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> The award recipients of the day's competition.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> Service Division Winner: Tatsuya Mizunuma, Audi Tsuki-samu.
<strong>AUDI Twin-Cup</strong> Technology Division Winners: Audi Miyagino Team (from left: Hideki Kogasawara, Shigekazu Chiba, Kaoru Sato).
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