The owners’ clubs that matter in each country, with a link to their official site. A club is listed only when its manufacturer names it as official, or when it runs its own official site.
Spain
3 clubs
Independent club
GT Race Marbella
Marque
Supercars, all makes
Base
Marbella
Describes itself as an exclusive supercar club on the Costa del Sol. Its site lists track days, concours and social events for members, alongside car sales and rental, a race team, a car hotel and a workshop.
Founded in 1982 with Porsche’s official recognition, according to the club. It runs activities across Spain, from road routes and weekend trips to off-road and track days.
Founded in 1988. Ferrari lists it as the official Ferrari club in Spain, with the brand’s direct support since 2006. It organises circuit days and drives on scenic roads.
Founded in 1987 and listed by Ferrari as an official owners’ club, based in Maranello. Its programme includes a trophy for gentleman drivers, regularity events and touring events.
Listed by Lamborghini as its official club for Italy, based in Sant’Agata Bolognese. It brings owners together through meetings, rallies and events for current and classic models.
The umbrella association of Germany’s regional Porsche clubs. It runs club motorsport, including the PCD Club Cup and the Porsche Club Historic Challenge, plus factory visits and driver training.
Founded in 1978 and listed by Ferrari as an official owners’ club. It holds events across Germany and runs its own racing series for Ferrari Challenge and GT cars.
Listed by Lamborghini as its official club for Germany. It offers members driving events and touring trips to selected places, for owners of modern and classic Lamborghinis.