Austrian television presenter and former racing driver Corinna Kamper took part in Equal Racing Day, held at the legendary Red Bull Ring. The initiative was dedicated to supporting women in motorsport and fostering the development of young talent.

On her Instagram page, the 31-year-old shared photos from the event and explained why it holds special significance for her. According to Kamper, motorsport has never been solely about speed, adrenaline and lap times.

«Motorsport is about talent, discipline, courage, hard work and, above all, opportunity. That is exactly what Equal Racing Day was about – making women in racing more visible, supporting young talent and showing that the road to the top should depend not on gender, but on ability, dedication and access to the right opportunities», Corinna wrote.

She also admitted that she knows firsthand how challenging that journey can be, having spent many years building her own career in motorsport. That is why she especially values seeing people who help young female drivers grow and create new opportunities for them.

During the event, Kamper posed beside a race car together with other participants. All of them wore special outfits featuring the Equal Racing Day logo, symbolising the project’s core message – equal opportunities for everyone in the world of racing.

Corinna also highlighted several young female drivers who are already making a name for themselves in motorsport. She expressed particular admiration for racing driver Yvonne SMV, who, according to Kamper, demonstrates through her ambition, courage and determination what the future of women in racing can look like.

Photo: Instagram @corinnakamper

Corinna Kamper and Danilo Campisi have officially tied the knot, saying «I do» to each other in picturesque Styria.

Their story began three years ago on the show Dancing Stars, where a spark ignited between the dance partners and gradually developed into a relationship. Symbolically, on the very date of their first meeting — the moment that changed their lives — they chose to seal their union with wedding vows. The celebration took place in an intimate circle of close family and friends under the concept «I colori dell’amore» («The Colors of Love»).

In a comment to oe24, the couple revealed that every detail of the day carried special meaning. Danilo noted that the idea of colors reflected all the emotions they have experienced together — from joy to tears of happiness. Corinna added that these two days were incredibly joyful for them, and that their new status feels like a natural continuation of their shared story.

The wedding unfolded in a summery atmosphere, with dancing until dawn, a first waltz as husband and wife, and an abundance of heartfelt emotion.

Photo: © PRONTOLUX – Weddings

A grand presentation of Philipp Plein’s new «Supercar Race Club» collection took place in Vienna. Despite the bad weather, the event attracted great interest among guests and passersby: elite sports cars such as the Corvette C8 Z06 Targa, McLaren Artura Coupe, and Lamborghini Hurracan Technica were displayed in front of the fashion brand’s store.

The evening was hosted by racing driver, sports journalist, and TV presenter Corinna Kamper, who showcased the new sports collection, impressing with its vibrant design and energetic vibe. The brand’s founder, Philipp Plein, known for his passion for cars and his glamorous parties during the Monaco Grand Prix, once again proved that fashion and speed are inseparable.

During the event, Ernst and Manuela Fischer, long-time partners of the brand in Vienna and Velden, spoke about the new collection, the development of their locations, and their collaboration with renowned organizer Heribert Kasper. The evening also marked the beginning of preparations for the 25th Sports Car Festival in Velden, which will take place from June 16 to 22 near Lake Wörthersee.

Among the guests were numerous VIP personalities, including Professor Thomas Schäfer-Elmayer, Managing Director of the Austrian Industry Association Christian Pesau, CEO of Immo Contract Sascha Haimovici, Marketing Director of Alpine Austria Gerhard Skrbetz, and former rally champion Rudi Stohl. Also attending were «Miss Earth» contest organizer Melanie Gassner, Heribert Kasper, and Brigitte Glock.

Guests enjoyed the evening with music by DJ Simon, sparkling wine from Kattus, and light snacks, celebrating the perfect combination of fashion, automotive passion, and an elegant atmosphere.

Photo: Fuhrich, Philipp Hutter

Over Palm Sunday weekend in Vienna, an extraordinary event took place: at the city’s oldest chocolate factory — Schokomichi, located at Sechshausser Straße 43 — celebrities swapped TV shows and exhibitions for chocolate spatulas. All this in an effort to save the capital’s last true «chocolate heart.»

The family-run factory «Viennese Willy Wonka Workshop,» operating since 1880, is currently facing challenging times. With rising costs, pressure from big manufacturers, and a shrinking customer base, this unique craft is at risk. Michael Reimer, heir to the tradition, now works nearly single-handedly, spending up to 18 hours a day in the chocolate workshop.

That’s where Austrian stars stepped in to help: Corinna Kamper, Danilo Campisi, Barbara Wussow, Jakob Seeböck, Andrea Händler, Susanna Hirschler, Dorretta Carter, Andy Lee Lang, Gary Lux, Wolfgang Reichl, Konstanze Breitebner, and many others. Not only did they assist in producing Easter sweets, they also called on the public to support local businesses.

Konstanze Breitebner, actress and writer, made a special gesture: she purchased handmade Easter treats and donated them to families in need, together with the organization Volkshilfe.

«In difficult times, we must support local crafts and businesses so that beloved places like this can remain with us,» she emphasized.

Michael Reimer was deeply moved by the support:

«When actors and TV hosts come to my little factory, put on aprons, and get to work, I feel that what we do matters. This is not just chocolate — it’s tradition, it’s real craftsmanship. And that’s what I want to preserve.»

This initiative once again confirms: true values lie in sincerity, support, and traditions worth preserving.

Photo: Katharina Schiffl