Zlín museum acquires shoes made for Norwegian rally driver Østberg
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- The Museum of Southeast Moravia in Zlín has expanded its footwear collection with a pair made for Norwegian rally driver Mads Østberg.
- The shoes commemorated Østberg’s expected 300th career start at last year’s Barum Czech Rally Zlín.
The Museum of Southeast Moravia in Zlín has added an unusual pair of shoes to its growing collection: footwear made as a tribute to Norwegian rally driver Mads Østberg.
The museum’s shoe collection ranks among the largest in Central and Eastern Europe and continues to expand. The new pair was produced to mark Østberg’s expected 300th career start at last year’s Barum Czech Rally Zlín.
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