In Hemer, in Germany’s North-Rhine Westphalia, Vögele Compact Class machines paved a new karting track, delivering precision work in the process: over a distance of exactly 391.49 m, they paved seven hairpin bends and an obstacle - a so-called chicane - all in an incredibly small space.

In Verona, the Wirtgen Group will be presenting a cross-section of its extensive product portfolio with 11 exhibits from Wirtgen Vögele, Hamm, Kleemann, and Benninghoven.

The SUPER 1880 L – the multifunctional paver for diverse paving tasks.

in 2026, roller manufacturer Hamm is offering an extensive assortment of innovative digital solutions to simplify and automate compaction in road construction and earthworks.

Vögele‘s smallest paver has renewed and widened the shoulder on Swiss cantonal road T9 near Raron.

Vögele screeds are valued all over the world for producing durable asphalt pavements and high-quality surfaces

Road rehabilitation at the Frankfurt interchange is similar to open-heart surgery. Wirtgen Group machines accomplished the task in less than 57 hours

In the course of the AZUBI techdays 2024, trainees from across the Wirtgen Group showed their skills and talents as they jointly realised a road rehabilitation project with the CTB method on their own.

In collaboration with circuit design specialists from the Italian engineering consultants Studio Dromo, the British lead contractor Tarmac wins the race to reprofile and resurface the Silverstone Circuit in time for the British Grand Prix – with Wirtgen Group machines, plants and systems.