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The Keonigsegg Regara which will form part of the Cannonball cavalcade next weekend
MORE than 200 supercars and hypercars are set to roll through Limerick next weekend as Cannonball rebounds into the region.
Some of the finest motor vehicles on the planet, including Ferrari, Lamborghini, McLaren Porsche, Aston Martin, and Maseratis, will be in the city as drivers hit Limerick for the event.
On Saturday, September 13, the action-packed supercar spectacle will arrive at the Circle K branch in Ballysimon Road from around 11.30am.
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The largest organised road trip in Europe, it will then continue northwards through the country to Sligo.
Prior to this, the cavalcade will kick off in Killarney.
This year the official charity of Cannonball is The Jack and Jill Children's Foundation - a children’s charity whichb funds and delivers in-home nursing care, respite support and end-of-life care for children from birth to six years of age with severe learning disabilities often associated with complex medical needs.
Cannonball offers spectators a unique opportunity to witness the world's most prestigious and sought-after supercars up close and now bring hypercars to our shores and enjoy the unique festival atmosphere that Cannonball is renowned for.
Cannonball was founded by Kildare businessman Alan Bannon and the benefit to the host towns for this event is estimated at €2.5m per year.
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