Based on the 2018 911 GT2 RS, only 77 will be made. Sadly it’s not either street-legal or race-homologated, so it can only be used as a track day special. But if you have a spare €701,948.00 laying around and want an exclusive track toy…
Category: Racing
Brilliant racing!
At the start of the Fordwater Trophy race of Goodwood Revival 2018, Sam Tordoff had his Porsche 356 Pre-A in the pole position. But when the flag went down, his engine stalled. Until he could get it running again, he came out of the line in 29th place, dead last. BUT, with some utterly brilliant racing, in two laps he passed almost everybody and finished in 2nd place!
The onboard footage is awesome to experience a little of what it’s like to participate in a classic car race. And since Sam passed 28 cars, there’s a LOT of classic beauties to see!
Going to Germany?

I just added the Automuseum Protyp Hamburg to my bucket list of places to visit in Germany. From their page:
Since 2008, Automuseum PROTOTYP presents on approx. 2,500 m² rare sports and racing cars from 70 years of automotive history. On display in the carefully modernized factory building are prototypes – well, but not only prototypes. Also, the museum looks at itself as a “prototype” for the concept of the exhibition which is experience-oriented, interactive and multimedia. To allow a sensitive look, the valuable cars are displayed without barrage.
The German term “Personen. Kraft. Wagen.” (English: Persons. Power. Cars.) is associated with the common German abbreviation “PKW” for a passenger car and thus creating the well chosen motto of the museum, as it not only presents seldom historic vehicles, but also gives an interesting insight into the lives of those Persons who made the automobile sport great. Another issue is the Power (in German “Kraft”), be it as the power of the engines, as the creativity of the designs or as the desire to win a race. The Cars (in German “Wagen”) on display – from self-built cars of the early post-war period to prototypes of modern Formula 1 cars – give an impression of the fascination of this subject in different facets.
More information HERE.
Fangio again: this time in color
Il Maestro drives the Alfa Romeo 158/159 “Alfetta”, one of the most gorgeous vintage F1 cars. Honestly, if F1 cars nowadays looked as good as this I would watch a race or two… ![]()
Driving a 250F. With Fangio
Not for the faint of heart, Il Maestro rips aboard a Maserati 250F! ![]()
John Wyer’s 1970 Gulf Porsches
A fantastic 33 minute film showing race footage from the 1970 World Sportscar Championship. Historic films from all the 10 races of the season, plus some insights about each race by John Wyer himself!
THIS is a nice place to visit
Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart, Germany. Without a doubt high on my bucket list of places to visit in Germany.
Mercedesstraße 100, 70372 Stuttgart, Germany Telefon: +49 711-17 30 000 e-mail: classic@daimler.com
When Porsche built aircrafts
Sent to me by a dear ex-Porsche fan friend. After the kind-of-rough landing Zuffenhausen killed the let’s-build-an-airplane idea.
Silberpfeile
To drive a car that was basically an engine and a fuel tank strapped to four wheels over 300 km/h… And to do that while wearing a white overall and an aviation cap (but with goggles) as safety equipment? ![]()
Balls of brass. No, better: steel. That takes balls of steel.
Chevron B36

One of the really cool things about Le Mans is that you can see some really wacky cars
. Like this Chevron B36 from 1987. Piloted by José Thibault and Alain Heinrich, it had to abandon after only 18 laps.
Unfortunately, this one is not available in 1:43.
