This year marks the 20th anniversary of the beautiful Pagani Zonda, and Pagani is celebrating as only the Italian hypercar producer can. Pagani owners from all over the world we’re invited to attend a track day at the Autodromo di Monza dubbed Pagani Open Day 2019, which is both the largest and the fastest exhibition of the brand to date.
Youtube channel Belgian-Motorsport captured the event on film, which resulted in more than 40 Paganis turning out not only to sit on display in Monza’s paddock, but get out on track for some hot laps. Every member of the Pagani model family showed up, from the first production model, the C12 (the silver example of which is Chassis 001) to the new Huayra Roadster. Other favorites included the one-of-five Zonda Cinque, the $17.5 million Zonda HP Barchetta, and the track-only Zonda Revolucion. Even a few Mercedes-AMG GT’s were allowed on track to drive with their AMG-powered cousins.
Most of the modern art pieces on wheels putter around the circuit at a modest pace, and understandably so, but watching (and listening to) the more hardcore Zonda R’s and Huayra BC’s at full chat is as good as it gets.
This is all in the name of the Zonda, which began its run 20 years ago. While the Zonda’s production technically ended in 2017 with the arrival of Horacio Pagani’s personal take on the car, the HP Barchetta, one-off Zondas continued to be made through 2018, and bespoke Zondas will most likely keep being made as long as customers have money for them.
Pagani Open Day at Monza is just one stop on the Pagani Zonda Collection tour, which began at Motor Valley Fest in Modena, Italy, in May and will continue at unannounced locations later this year.