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Inside the Mind-Boggling Logistics of Porsche’s Le Mans Effort
The logistics of racing at Le Mans are mind-blowing. The entire setup, including Container City, takes about three weeks to set up. There are over 100 people on location to support the Porsche team, and I can’t even imagine what it costs to run the show. And yet, in the end, it’s all worth it, even if you don’t win.
Ferrari and Porsche proved why they are legend. But Detroiters Penske and Cadillac got very close to 24 Hour Le Mans glory.
Outlaw Garage on MSN2h
Luftwasser Porsche AdventuresOutlaw Garage is a channel for car lovers who live for classic builds, rare finds, and timeless Porsches. Based in Australia, ...
Amidst critical tariff talks, Porsche has made a significant announcement regarding its U.S. manufacturing future. Discover ...
Porsche AG is considering shifting certain last parts of its model assembly to the US as a way to blunt the impact of Donald ...
I'm trying to prepare for the Nurburgring 24-Hour Race ahead, even though I'm not actually in it. Thank God we have Gran ...
In recording a best lap of 1:27.15, the Turbo GT smashed the Turbo S’s previous record of 1:33.88 by a massive 6.73 seconds – ...
Hybrid ushers in a new generation of exotically hybridized, voltage-enhanced engines. Dan Neil says don’t bring the hybrid ...
On Sunday, Porsche entered the electric Cayenne in prototype form at the 2025 UK British Championship Hillclimb at Shelsley ...
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Only One? The Porsche 963 RSP Is a Modern Le Mans Race Car for the RoadThis special one-off car, built for Roger Penske, takes the 963 Le Mans Hypercar to the street, even if it’s not, strictly ...
Captain Electro on MSN14h
Porsche's Electric Family Sedan Threw Out the Kids and Broke a RecordPorsche got tired of other EVs stealing its lunch money, so it sent the 1,019 hp Taycan Turbo GT to Road Atlanta. It ...
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