We're talking about the BMW M4, which was designed by Khyzyl Saleem, especially for this year's event. Who is Khyzyl? He is a graphic artist, an artist whom probably most of you know from crazy-looking renderings, depicting cars modified in an amazing style. This time, the render became much more than a piece of digital art. Adrian (organizer) and Michał (owner of BMW) decided to put the project into reality, entrusting the BMW M4’s new look to Khyzyl and the hard-working, diligent people from Maxton Design, who brought the imagination to life. Incredibly, it took the Brit just one day to design the bodykit! Much more time however, was spent preparing the special livery for the car. Thanks to the harmonious manner in which the work was completed, we had the opportunity to admire a totally wild, one-off BMW M4, combining the current climate of cars competing in Time Attack events and the Japanese tuning scene.

In addition to the aforementioned BMW, the visitors, as every year, were presented with wide range of cars from different periods – ranging from an eclectic mix of modified cars from German manufacturers Volkswagen, Audi, Mercedes, and Porsche, to the very best of  the Japanese tuning scene – with Honda, Nissan, Mazda, Lexus and Toyota all well represented. There were also a number of exotic cars, ensuring there was something for everyone.