Back in 1970 Porsche built a special low-production 911 model for racing. The car was available with 2-liter, 2.2-liter, 2.4-liter, and 2.5-liter engines, depending on when they were built and what the rulebook stated was legal at the time. The car was a super lightweight racing special producing as much as 270 horsepower, and saw success at events …
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The 2023 Porsche 911 GT3 RS is the most extreme street-legal car Porsche has ever built
Porsche has a habit of cranking things up a notch with every new generation of GT3 RS, and this newest 992-iteration is no different. Where the GT3 RS lineup originally began with the 996 as a way to homologate components for Porsche's racing efforts, the new 992 version is in some ways more advanced than anything Porsche has ever put on the race …
Continue to the full articleHere’s how you can watch the launch of the new Porsche 911 GT3 RS live!
The time has come for the world to finally see the next in a long line of exquisite Porsche RS models, as the 992-generation 911 GT3 RS makes its debut on Wednesday morning at 8AM Pacific. If that's something you'd like to follow along with, you can just click the play button on the video linked below while it's live, and you too can see the GT3 RS …
Continue to the full articlePorsche announces three-day Sports Car Together Fest in Indianapolis
Good news for Porsche fans in the Midwest, Porsche's Sports Car Together Fest is coming back to Indianapolis over Labor Day weekend to celebrate the history of the famed brand for three days with thousands of friends of the brand. After the first event last year, Porsche realized that the collaboration with Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the …
Continue to the full articleHere’s The Secret To Speed At Sonoma Raceway In A Porsche GT3 RS
The sun is in their eyes, their tires are shot, they both have passengers, and they're running the last session of the day. The circumstances are perfect for Jeff Cook and his talented student, Mr. Yellow, to put in a few drifty laps in their lemon-lime pairing of 991 GT3 RS. Cook, a former formula car racer who helps his students find frightening …
Continue to the full articleGorilla Glass: Lighter, Stronger and Coming Soon to Your Next New Porsche
Porsche has been dedicated to pioneering modern components and exotic materials for decades, employing new technology well before other manufacturers in many instances. Innovative materials like high-strength steel, deep-drawn sheet steel, light alloys like aluminum and magnesium, and featherweight plastics have been put into production by Porsche. …
Continue to the full articlePorsche’s New 911 GT3 RS Challenge Aims To Turn Gamers Into Real Life Racers
Racing video games get consistently more accurate and true to real-life physics with each new generation, and for at least a decade gamers have been plucked up from their couches and thrust into the driver's seat of a race car only to prove that they can be quite successful. Nissan and Playstation partnered for a program to develop new drivers, and …
Continue to the full articlePorsche 991 GT3 RS Taken Out By Weaving Proton Driver
Dashcam footage out of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia yesterday shows a careless driver in a Malaysian-built Proton weaving through traffic at breakneck speeds ultimately ending with the passing car smashing into the race-inspired Porsche and both cars ending up in the barrier. It's clear to see what the driver of the Proton was attempting to do here, but …
Continue to the full articleNext Generation GT3 RS Leaked Ahead Of Geneva Motor Show Unveiling
The new GT3 RS has been prematurely shown off to the internet via Australia's DRIVE website (it's since been pulled). Fortunately, others grabbed it before it went down and now it's everywhere as these Porsche factory press release photos seem to indicate (at least they appear to be factory photos). The car will allegedly make its official debut at …
Continue to the full articleLEGO 911 GT3 RS Fails Crash Test in Spectacular Fashion
What happens when you crash a LEGO Porsch 911 GT3 RS in a similar fashion to the way car manufacturers perform crash tests for production models? That was the question the crazy crew at c't Magazine (one of Germany's larger computer magazines) asked themselves when coming up with the idea for this test. Here in the States we have …
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