The entries might surprise you
What exactly is lag? Glad you asked. Lag is that glorious hiatus between when you squeeze the throttle and when the car lunges forward like it's just been electrocuted. Ooh, the...anti...ci...pation. It's exhilarating. But, at times, also
by TopGear.com
Hope springs eternal
Did you miss the chance to grab one of the 77 Porsche 935s last year? Are you still kicking yourself about it? Rest thine foot for a moment. The Martini-liveried example you see here is set to cross the virtual auction
by Greg Potts
It’s a replica of Porsche’s Apple-sponsored race car from the ’80s
Once upon a time, there was an 'Apple Car' that used to tear up tracks. In fact, the race car was even worthy enough to compete at Le Mans at some point in its life, albeit it didn't bring home any
“The way that the slicks and the aero conspire is literally”
This is the new Porsche 935, a 'single-seater, near-standard, non-homologated racing car' according to Porsche. But more prosaically, it's a 911 GT2 RS-based, 77-car track toy that pays homage to the monster 911 endurance racer from
by Tom Ford
We have no words
Do you get gooey over modern-day homages to old racing cars? Do you enjoy dressing up in a weaponized suit and beating criminals to a pulp with your bare hands? Would you like something that combines both of these endeavors?Behold.
by Vijay Pattni
These retro liveries celebrate Porsche’s motorsports legacy
We have good news if you're one of the lucky 77 people who have their name down for the new, second-generation 935. Porsche has just announced that you can slather the £750k (Around P50.4 million) track-only uber 911
The ultimate tribute to the original long-tail race car.
The Porsche 935 was essentially the race version of the then new 911 Turbo aka Type 930. One of the most iconic versions of the race car was the 935/78; this was the sleek slant-nose long-tail model which earned
