The winner of the sixth round of the Porsche Carrera Cup on the Circuit Park Zandvoort (Netherlands) was only decided in a dramatic final lap. Sitting in third position, Chris Mamerow (Germany) passed first his compatriot René Rast and then promptly took Uwe Alzen by surprise, who had been leading, with a short interruption, since the second lap. Taking up the 19-lap race from seventh, Joerg Hardt (Germany) was also able to catch and pass the slowing Alzen as well as René Rast to cross the (...)
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Two new-comers banished the old-hands to the lower ranks on the grid in qualifying for the sixth round of the Carrera Cup Deutschland. Olivier Pla from France secured pole position on the 4.3 kilometre track in the Circuit Park Zandvoort (NL). Taking up Sunday’s 19-lap race alongside Pla is Germany’s René Rast. Both drivers compete for the MRS Team PZ Aschaffenburg.
Before joining the Carrera Cup Olivier Pla exclusively drove single seaters, most recently in the 2005-2006 GP2 Series. The (...)
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After seven of eleven championship rounds, the Porsche Mobil1 Supercup enters the crunch phase of the championship. Richard Westbrook (Great Britain) travels to the eighth round of the season on the Hungaroring (Hungary) as the reigning champion and current points leader. However, close on the 32-year-old’s bumper are a number of determined rivals with good title chances who are certain to provide breathtaking action in the world’s fastest international one-make series.
Damien Faulkner (...)
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Richard Westbrook returns to Zandvoort (Netherlands) with good memories. On the “Circuit Park“ track last year the Brit scored his first victory in the Carrera Cup Germany – in what was only his second race. But because he joined the 2006 season halfway through the season, Westbrook was not eligible to earn championship points.
In 2007 Westbrook returns to the Dutch venue as the leader of the championship. After wins on the Hockenheimring, in Oschersleben and on the EuroSpeedway Lausitz the (...)
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I will never understand why someone will want to make a Porsche to look like a vintage
Volkswagen, but it seems there are people that actully like this
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Porsche is preparing a facelift for all the 911 models. The design will be inspired by the one used in the newly-launched Cayenne. The 2009 Carrera will compete with the latest model from Maserati, the GranTurismo, and also with the Aston Martin V8 and
BMW M6
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The width of the car shows the difference: The most striking, eye-catching highlight of the 911 Carrera 4 and 911 Carrera 4S are the wheel arches flared out on each side by 22 millimetres or 0.87”, accommodating 295/35 ZR 18 tyres on the 911 Carrera 4 and 305/30 ZR 19 tyres on the 4S. A feature shared by both models is their four-wheel drive conveying power to the road with absolute superiority and in perfect style: 239 kW (325 bhp) in the case of the 3.6-litre 911 Carrera 4 and an even more (...)
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Porsche will unveil a facelift Carrera S in 2009. The car will feature new quad-element HID headlamps nestled within the Carrera’s not-new ovoid surrounds.
Beneath the familiar frog eyes are enlarged air intakes into which the turn signals are integrated (thankfully in a horizontal arrangement, as opposed to the fang-like design on the 2008 Cayenne). A subtle lower lip extends from the chin spoiler and continues all the way down the bodysides and into the rear bumper. Said bumper has been (...)
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Around 1500 of Porsche’s prestige product, the Carrera GT, have been built, all of which have now been sold. Owners worried about the individuality of their vehicle, in spite of its rareness, would be well-advised to make an appointment with GEMBALLA. Thanks to its expertise, as the only Porsche tuner GEMBALLA has comprehensively modified the high-tech car from Weissach, while at the same time adding an individual touch. In addition, performance addicts can obtain even more of what they want. The spectacular end product answers to the name of GEMBALLA Mirage GT and outshines its production-line counterpart in every respect.
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If you have noticed, in the last days the number of cars crashed rise.
Ferrari,
Lamborghini, an Aston Martin a few days ago, and now a Porsche Carrera.
This accident was the result of not paying attention and speed. A young man decided to speed up and test his car but he wasn’t aware of his own limits... The results? The engine flow out of the car. For their luck the occupants of the car weren’t hurt so (..
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