FRANKFURT, Germany –– Earlier this month, aftermarketNews reported on the "Art Is A Disc" competition, a creative advertising initiative for the company’s new range of UV-painted discs. Entries for the competition were seen on display at Brembo’s Automechanika booth from Sept. 11-16. And now, a winner has been named. 
"No Limits" is the name of the winning entry. The contest was open to students and young artists attending German design schools, who were asked to create a work of art starting from a Brembo brake disc. Competitors were invited to show their talents in the artistic interpretation of a pillar-vented cast-iron disc, through the medium of paint or other free decoration. Following a preliminary selection, a jury of technicians and co-workers viewed the entries on www.brembopromotion.com, and decided which would be the 10 finalists.
The lucky short-listed artists were invited to display their creations at Automechanika, in a genuine art gallery that was set up as part of the Brembo stand, where throughout the week of the event, visitors were able to vote electronically — by way of two iPads set up at the stand — for the disc they considered to be the most attractive or original, or the one that best interpreted the spirit and essence of Brembo.
During the exhibition week, the “Art is a Disc” competition was conducted not only at the stand in Frankfurt, but also on the Web, as fans of the Brembo Facebook page were able to vote for their preferred disc by way of the Survey App. The winner of the online vote was "The Unfinished."
As the creator of the winning entry, the artist who created "No Limits" wins a Vespa, and also will have its winning entry included at random in a box of Brembo discs (UV-painted, needless to say), among those distributed to the German market. The lucky technician who opens the box and finds the picture of the disc will win a Brembo Expert roller cabinet, equipped with a complete set of tools for the brake service professional.
