Porsche Classic Restoracing Competition 2018 update
20/6/2018
Many of our customers have been following our progress in the 2018 Porsche Classic Restoracing Competition and we are pleased to share the latest news from the competition that celebrates 20 years of the Boxster (Type 986), a car that fundamentally shaped the Porsche business.
Our fully restored Brumos-inspired Boxster racecar has attracted attention with its striking and nostalgic livery. Inspiration was drawn from an original 1973 Brumos RSR owned by one of our customers and the similarities are evident through the iconic colours and details they both share. Swipe through the images above to see our comparison photos of the two cars side by side.
Following the first two rounds of racing in May and June, the racecar has been on display at our Centre as part of our Sportscar Together Day and will be showcased this summer at the Leicester Motorshow and Silverstone Classic, followed by the Festival of Porsche at Brands Hatch later in the year.
The next round of racing is at Brands Hatch Indy Circuit on 2 September. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook to stay in the loop and up to speed with all the race highlights from the rounds to date.
For more information on this or any other Porsche enquiry, please call 0116 276 4488 or email info@porscheleicester.co.uk and one of our team will be delighted to help you.
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