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Unlock desire with Supercars season-3
MUMBAI: Get ready to drool over the most envied cars as Supercars season three kicks off tonight at 10 pm. The show will be aired every Monday-Friday at National Geographic channel.
Nat Geo’s Supercars is a series, based on the world’s most gorgeous and lust-worthy machines that are aesthetically stunning and boast of sheer engineering genius. In an all new season, the show will give viewers exclusive access into the awe-inspiring world of the most envied cars from the Aston Martin to the Ferrari FF, and what goes into making these marvels tick.
For the first time ever, Supercars will also feature special episodes from Speedmakers – a series that takes a look at what happens off the track and roads, with people who build, innovate and accomplish feats in engineering.
Commenting on the series, motorsport and moto-tech enthusiast, and face of the campaign, John Abraham said, “The way I see it, a supercar can be defined as this contraption consisting of wheels and metal, carved as if by the ‘Hand of God’, to inspire at least one out of the seven cardinal sins: envy! The head-rush that you experience when you get behind the wheel of a powerful machine, the revving of the engine, the surge in speed – it’s almost a spiritual experience for me. And with the third season of the show, the channel has ensured that despite all the restraint that you might impose on yourself, Supercars will have you drooling on these beauties of the 4-wheeled variety. I am thrilled to be associated with the show.”
National Geographic and FOX International Channels vice-president, marketing Debarpita Banerjee asserted, “From the word go, the popularity of Supercars has been palpable. There is a reason why we strive to bring a new season of Supercars each year. Apart from the fact that every episode brilliantly showcases the manufacturing details of these engineering marvels, it is also a great opportunity that we offer our advertisers to associate with the world’s most classy and exclusive line-up of machines, ranging from the Maserati to the Lamborghini Aventador.”
