Berlin – What a coincidence! While several thousand mostly young people are demonstrating in front of the Bundestag for climate-friendly politics and a mobility transition, the world’s first motorized road is being celebrated ten kilometers to the west. Climate strike and Fridays for Future on the one hand, 100 years of Avus and a party with fans of old combustion engines: It’s a strange meeting. “You should do it,” says Hans-Joachim Stuck in the parking lot in front of the Avus Motel about the young people protesting against cars in Mitte and elsewhere on Friday at the same hour. “But whether it makes sense that they have to skip school for this …”
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