The 2015 Lamborghini
Festival
By Jorge Verdejo i ///// Photos by Mason Bleasdell, Alex Brogan, Peter Chau, and Dennis Nguyen
IT IS NO SECRETTHAT THE LAMBORGHINI FESTIVAL IS BECOMING ONE OF THEMOST exciting events for Lamborghini owners and enthusiasts across the nation. This year’s celebration exceeded all expecta-
tions set by long-time participants and new participants alike. Founders Jorge Verdejo and Alfonso Zaza of Scuderia (
scuderiasociety.com) have seen their dream grow into an amazing reality. This year the Lamborghini Festival attracted more Lamborghini owners than ever before, as well as world-known brands, traveling from international locales such as Italy and Spain, to take part in this celebration.
But perhaps one of the most exciting and important appearances at this year’s celebration came from Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A. with the first official public presentation of the Lamborghini Huracán Spyder accompanied by Alessandro Farmeschi (Automobili Lamborghini America COO) and Daniele Fancello (Automobili Lamborghini America Regional Manager). This support by corporate through local dealership Lamborghini Houston was without a doubt one of the best highlights of the Lamborghini Festival. This year, the Lamborghini Festival supported Benett’s Bears (
bennettsbears.org) as well as Hannah Bayer, a 2-year old cancer patient. The Festival exists to raise awareness about pediatric cancer as well as to assist families and small foundations in need.
The official host of the 2015 Lamborghini Festival was none other than Ms. Texas 2015, Sarah Marie Blanton. Ac-
tually, Blanton has quite a lengthy record with automotive events, including serving as an ESPN commentator for dif- ferent professional races and as one of the lead marketing directors for the Grand Prix of Houston.
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