- Real Madrid’s players are on a bit of a roll since thrashing Apoel 6-0 on Tuesday
- It would seem their hard work hasn’t gone unnoticed by club sponsor Audi
- Cristiano Ronaldo and Zinedine Zidane were given the most powerful motors
- Midfielder Dani Ceballos had to make do with the cheapest model on offer
Real Madrid’s stars haven’t exactly got it bad having a club sponsor such as Audi who give them a new car every year.
But, of course, even that can trigger a debate about status. Cristiano Ronaldo broke his own record for goals in the Champions League during the 6-0 thrashing of Apoel on Tuesday.
Indeed, it would be Ronaldo who would receive the most powerful motor that Audi could offer the players.
Cristiano Ronaldo shows off his new Audi sports car – the most powerful of the new range
Ronaldo was clearly in a good mood after his impressive performance against Apoel
The 32-year-old gives a thumbs up and he poses for the cameras on Thursday afternoon
The 32-year-old opting for the RS7 model, which packs over 600bhp and costs your regular punter just over £150,000.
Manager Zinedine Zidane went for the similarly powerful RS6 model.
Sergio Ramos went for the most expensive model. The R8 Spyder takes you above the £200,000 mark.
Sergio Ramos steps into his brand new Audi R8 Spyder – a flash choice by the defender
Wales international Gareth Bale gives it the thumbs up before getting into his Audi Q7 Sport
Two of Real’s other stars, Gareth Bale and Isco, went for something a little more sensible.
The spacious Q7 Sport – with plenty of room for the Welshman’s golf clubs – has just 272bhp and is just over £70,000.
Some weren’t as fortunate, though. Central midfielder Dani Ceballos and Mateo Kovacic got the cheapest motor of the lot.
Karim Benzema attempts to make a quick getaway in his RS5 2.9 TFSI
They ended up driving away in the basic model of the Q7 Sport.
They didn’t go home without a little race using Audi’s Formula E simulator.
Right back Dani Carvajal came out on top, with Ramos and Marco Asensio finishing second and third.
Dani Carvajal (centre) won the Formula E simulator contest ahead of Ramos and Marco Asensio
The Real players walk past one of the new Formula E cars at the Audi event in Madrid
