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Porsche Sports Cup.
In 2005, Porsche introduced
another exciting race series:
the Porsche Sports Cup. Each
two-day meeting offers a range
of events with a number of
different classes for both roadgoing
and race-only cars.
The Sports Cup programme
includes driving technique and
consistency tests, sprint race
events (racing licence required)
and, as the high point of the
weekend, an endurance race with
mandatory pit stop and driver
swap. For those who do not yet
hold a racing licence, there is a
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choice of two test events. In
contrast to racing, where the
arbiter is speed, the aim of these
events is to drive as consistently
as possible, thereby improving
your driving technique.
Porsche Club motorsport.
The privately run Porsche Club
network organises numerous race
meetings and championship series
with a wide range of opportunities
for private entrants. The first
Porsche Club was established in
1952 by a small group of Porsche
enthusiasts. Today, there are
more than 550 of these official
associations, with approximately
115,000 members in more than
60 countries worldwide. The
Porsche Club organisation is
one of the largest and longest
established automotive bodies
in the world.
For more information,
call +49 (0)711 911-78307.
Porsche Sportfahrschule.
The Porsche Sportfahrschule
(Porsche Sport Driving School)
offers a range of training courses
for both on and off-road driving as
well as safety on ice. Each event
provides a unique opportunity to
develop your skills and explore
the full capability of either your
own car or a loan vehicle supplied
by Porsche. Courses are available
for all proficiency levels from
beginner to advanced, including
final preparation for a racing
licence. Events are held at our
FIA-approved test track at Porsche
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Leipzig as well as many
well-known circuits around the
world, e.g., Hockenheim, the
Nürburgring, Imola and Magny-
Cours. All courses are conducted
by experienced Porsche
instructors.
For more information,
call +49 (0)711 911-78315.