The thoroughbred growl of the engine, the daring squinting of the headlights and the rapid contours of the body. In the center of Pristina in Kosovo, 70 supercars of famous brands are lined up. All these Lamborghinis, Bentleys and Ferraris are participating in the OneLife Rally. It passes through six Balkan countries.
In total, the OneLife organization unites 200 supercar fans. Rally participants spend a little more than a week together every year. During stops in different cities they get to know people.
Rally organizers say this is the only open event of its kind. Cars are not fenced. People can get up close, look at the supercars and even sit behind the wheel.
The rally started in Tirana in Albania. The next stop was Thessaloniki in Greece. From Pristina, supercars travel to Budva in Montenegro. Then they will go to Belgrade in Serbia. The last stop will be Slovenian Ljubljana.
The OneLife Rally has been taking place since 2017. But this is not only exciting travel through the Balkan countries, but also charity. Over seven years, the organization has donated 50,000 euros to help children.
