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Munich woman to represent Baden-Wuerttemberg in final

04.08.2026 15:19 1 min 1 source РУС
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Munich woman to represent Baden-Wuerttemberg in final
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Diana Seidl and Jonas Walzog from Munich won the Baden-Wuerttemberg preliminary round of the 'ADAC Camper of the Year 2026' competition in Steisslingen. They qualified for the final on September 5 in Duesseldorf, where the winner will receive a 14-day camping trip including flights worth more than 8,000 euros. The event featured 32 teams completing driving safety exercises and practical tasks.

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