Alberto Bernasconi Gallery / Sara Urbaez / March 23, 2018 12:11 PM
Alberto Bernasconi01The racing track at Egersund Motorsports sits in a former quarry.
Alberto Bernasconi02The car interiors are stripped of all but the driver's seat, steering wheel, and dashboard.
Alberto Bernasconi03Volkswagen Beetles are a popular racing choice.
Alberto Bernasconi04Drivers work on their cars in a parking lot near the track.
Alberto Bernasconi05A bystander explores the hills above the track.
Alberto Bernasconi06Cars race in bilcross at the Egersund Motorsports center.
Alberto Bernasconi07At the end of the races, the battered cars are parked in a lot and auctioned off.
Alberto Bernasconi08A DIY ethos infuses the competition.
Alberto Bernasconi09Drivers work on their cars in the parking lot at the track.
Alberto Bernasconi10Bilcross is a family-friendly sport that draws fans of all ages.
Alberto Bernasconi11A bilcross enthusiast prepares a racing car for transport.
Alberto Bernasconi12A driver poses beside his ride.
Alberto Bernasconi13A driver stands beside her car.
Alberto Bernasconi14Men and women compete separately, and the winners receive trophies.
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