This year's 24 Hours of Le Mans is possibly the most important one for a Porsche fan in a number of years. Porsche has a competitive car in the top class, as well as a factory effort in the GT category, so what's not to like? As such, we're going to be scrabbling for any way to watch the race, and looking for the most in depth analysis of the race …
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A Porsche Fan’s Guide To The 24 Hours Of Le Mans
Le Mans and Porsche go together like long international flights and mediocre airline food. 16 overall victories and more than 100 total class victories at the famed track, Porsche has more experience and more success here than any other marque. As racetracks in the United States go, Le Mans has to be a favorite among Porsche fans, Porsche drivers, …
Continue to the full articleThe 24 Hours of Le Mans On Twitter For Porsche Fans
Use the Twitter button above to share this post with others! Since Porsche's last overall victory at Le Mans in 1998, there has not been a factory supported entrant in the famed twice-round-the-clock race. Much has changed since Porsche last competed, and nothing more so than technology. Aside from the usual television and radio broadcasts, …
Continue to the full articleExclusive Tech Feature: The Porsche 919 Hybrid
In a new video segment from the television program Mobil 1: The Grid, Le Mans proponent and the enthusiastic voice of Radio Le Mans, Mr. John Hindhaugh, guides us through Porsche's pre-race preparation, and some of the 919 Hybrid technology in play at Le Mans. The video provides an overview of the 919 Hybrid's unique technological configuration, …
Continue to the full articleVideo: Michelin And Porsche Attack Le Mans in “We Are Racers”
As Porsche fanatics, we are all racers. We may not be on track every weekend, or jet setting to new tracks, but we are the driving force behind Porsche's motorsport efforts. We are a part of the "team", even if we aren't jumping over the wall, swapping tires, or refilling fuel. We may not make the decisions, the split second corrections, or …
Continue to the full articleThis Is One Of Our Favorite Vic Elford Stories
Over the years Porsche has invited us to many different events. While we always enjoy getting to drive new Porsches on the road and on the track, our favorite times are those when we get to interact with drivers like Hurley Haywood, Vic Elford, Derek Bell, etc. One thing that makes these times so special is hearing some of the driver's stories …
Continue to the full articlePorsche Cars Canada Continues Record Setting Trend Into May
Porsche Cars Canada today reported May sales of 530 units, up 32.2% from May 2013. This represents the first time that the brand has surpassed the 500-unit mark in its Canadian history. Porsche new vehicle sales are now up 17.6% for the year. “Sales of the new Macan are off to a great start and echo the strong results from our other model …
Continue to the full articlePorsche’s May Sales Show Strong U.S. Debut Of New Macan
Porsche Cars North America, Inc. (PCNA) announced May sales of 4,609 vehicles and it was yet another record month and all-time record for any month. As most of you know, mid-May marked the sales start of the 2015 Macan S and Macan Turbo, which amounted to 1,263 units. Even with the Macan apparently (and not unexpectedly) eating into Cayenne sales …
Continue to the full articleThere’s Something Magical About The ’73 911 RS. Video
This latest video from Petrolicious features Mr. Mark Haddawy and his unrestored 1973 2.7 Carrera RS (one of only four to be imported into the U.S.). Prices for Porsche's earliest street legal race car continue to climb at record pace with a lightweight version selling for nearly $1.5 million this year at Amelia Island. Despite his Porsche's …
Continue to the full articleBergmeister Becomes Flugmeister In 911 RSR At Le Mans Test Day
Last weekend at La Sarthe, Porsche's driving ace, Joerg Bergmeister, imitated the Wright Brothers in an attempt at manned flight. The problem was, he wasn't in a plane, but rather his 991 911 RSR, and he wasn't at Kitty Hawk, but rather the Ford Chicane at Le Mans. Bergmeister missed his braking point at the entry to the chicane. In past years, …
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