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Ladies will show off their driving skills in car show in high heels

Photo: Kyustendil Municipality

A car show "Speed and high heels" will take place today in Kyustendil. Every lady with a passion for sports, a car and a driver's license will be able to demonstrate her driving skills at Velbuzhd square.

"Entrance for the public is free, and fun and emotion are guaranteed. We expect an attractive event to raise the mood and invite the residents of Kyustendil and the surrounding area to support the brave ladies", urge the organizers from the Municipality of Kyustendil and the Diamo Motoring Sports Club.

Before the event, which will start at 11:00 a.m., the female competitors and the cars will undergo an administrative and technical inspection.



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