@@MDrives I planned this summer to go through Susten and the Stelvio pass (the reason is because I drive a Stelvio QV), but I didn't know which is the best period for that drive. Thank you for the details ✌🏻
@@DjordjeGrujovic I hope you have a great time. I think more importantly than which period you go is, what time you will be driving through the passes. As you could see in my Stelvio video, if you drive through it early it will be empty. After 8:30-9am most roads are getting busy. Especially Stelvio.
I plan to go there this summer. Im bringing the ultimate car for that, imo ofcourse. I want to park the towing car + trailer somewhere, close to a place where we also can camp for a few days. I got a few questions, Do you need a vignette for driving the big 3? (Susten, Grimsel & Furka) Is it possible to do all 3 in one day, exploring everything on the routes, enjoy brakes, lunch, coffee and such, without it being stressfull to be back at dinner time? lets say 9am to 6pm or something like that? Any other things i should consider?
What are you planning to bring up there? Check my other videos from my trip to Alps. There one where I’m doing all three. Just to drive them all you need about 3h plus stops. If you have more time you can also try to do Nufenen pass. I driven it a few years ago during my first trip to alps. Have a look at my videos from 4-5 years ago. You need a vignette only for motorways so technically if you have a toy on a trailer and you will only drive it on the passes then no.
@@MDrives Im bringing our M135i.. Which is built off the M240i Cup car. So its build very close to a gt4 type of racecar but road legal. Would be the ultimate to drive the car there. So about 6 hours to be back where we started if going the same road back, plus what ever time we use for stops, and exploring, i guess 9 hours should be doable. Is the route around 120km x 2? I'll check your other videos too.. If you want to see the car, you can check my channel too 🙂 Thanks for answering my few questions.
@@1bmw_Clubsport to do the three and back you probably need only about 4h depending what’s your start is. From the top of the system to the top of the Furka you have 20-30m of driving only as they are right next to each other. I will check you channel later. Thanks 👋
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perfect...I will go there this year with my bike....
awesome drive,m2❤❤
Thanks. Best regards
무엇보다 가속하는 소리가 정말 부럽습니다.👍👍👍
Not sure what you typed but thanks you 😅
did you get any speeding ticket or you have an speed radar
No. I tried to be sensible and stay within the speed limits especially in Switzerland
Did you see any speed cameras at all on your euro trip Mac?
Video is 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻 Could you tell me what period of the year was this, when it is ideal to drive there?
It was captured at the end of June. I think that’s a great time as the weather should be good but it’s ahead of the holiday season.
@@MDrives I planned this summer to go through Susten and the Stelvio pass (the reason is because I drive a Stelvio QV), but I didn't know which is the best period for that drive. Thank you for the details ✌🏻
@@DjordjeGrujovic I hope you have a great time. I think more importantly than which period you go is, what time you will be driving through the passes. As you could see in my Stelvio video, if you drive through it early it will be empty. After 8:30-9am most roads are getting busy. Especially Stelvio.
I plan to go there this summer.
Im bringing the ultimate car for that, imo ofcourse. I want to park the towing car + trailer somewhere, close to a place where we also can camp for a few days.
I got a few questions, Do you need a vignette for driving the big 3? (Susten, Grimsel & Furka)
Is it possible to do all 3 in one day, exploring everything on the routes, enjoy brakes, lunch, coffee and such, without it being stressfull to be back at dinner time? lets say 9am to 6pm or something like that?
Any other things i should consider?
What are you planning to bring up there? Check my other videos from my trip to Alps. There one where I’m doing all three. Just to drive them all you need about 3h plus stops. If you have more time you can also try to do Nufenen pass. I driven it a few years ago during my first trip to alps. Have a look at my videos from 4-5 years ago. You need a vignette only for motorways so technically if you have a toy on a trailer and you will only drive it on the passes then no.
@@MDrives Im bringing our M135i.. Which is built off the M240i Cup car. So its build very close to a gt4 type of racecar but road legal. Would be the ultimate to drive the car there.
So about 6 hours to be back where we started if going the same road back, plus what ever time we use for stops, and exploring, i guess 9 hours should be doable. Is the route around 120km x 2?
I'll check your other videos too..
If you want to see the car, you can check my channel too 🙂 Thanks for answering my few questions.
@@1bmw_Clubsport to do the three and back you probably need only about 4h depending what’s your start is. From the top of the system to the top of the Furka you have 20-30m of driving only as they are right next to each other. I will check you channel later. Thanks 👋
@@MDrivesAlright, i will research more to find a suitable location to go out from. Thanks!