The cars were seized by Swiss authorities in 2016 as part of an investigation into the embezzlement of Equatorial Guinea’s state funds.

Will we see the Regera knock Bugatti off the top speed perch? We will have to wait and see.

Since this is a one-off project, the car is not for sale.

Being RGMotorsport, it will not end at Stage 1 so we can expect more potent packages soon.

Highlights for the week include the Mercedes-AMG A35, a Lamborghini Aventador SV Roadster and more…

This more potent engine will be available from December and will bring the 0 to 100 km/h time down from 4.6 seconds to a much more competitive 4.1 seconds.

The tuner has not tinkered with the twin-turbo W12 which is perfectly fine as it produces a potent 626 hp (467 kW).

Should the suspicion be accurate, Lamborghini will likely squeeze even more power from the 5.2-litre V10 engine.

Audi Sport continues to deliver this year with the all-new RS Q3 and first-ever RS Q3 Sportback.

McLaren would continue to pursue its own internal benchmarks to evaluate car-to-car performance benchmarks.

Does that mean we could see Bugatti and Wallace try it again? Well according to the manufacturer themselves, they are finished with this sort of thing but Wallace seems to be ready for more.

Tobias also confirmed that All AMG products after 2021 will be all-wheel drive.