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Porsche News 02/2014 Mission 2014. Our Return. Contents. Mission 2014. Our Return. Dear Porsche enthusiast, >>919 Hybrid 04 The racing lab for our visions. >>911 RSR 12 The soul of our production vehicles. In this edition of Porsche News, we would like to offer you a glimpse into We would like it to stay that way. That’s why we are on a mission. 2014 is We also wish to take you back in time. Come with us on a journey back to our innermost core. This is what we refer to as the ‘soul of Porsche’. It the year of our return to the upper echelons of international motor racing. the roots of our fascinating relationship with the 24 Hours of Le Mans. To comes from the place where we were at home with our very first vehicle – Or to be more precise, to the LMP1 class of the FIA World Endurance moments in motorsport history that have made us what we are today. the 356: the racetrack. After all, for Ferry Porsche there was no difference Championship with its season highlight: the 24 Hours of Le Mans. It is here, between sports cars and race cars. In fact, there’s still no difference for us where it is not simply about speed, but about perseverance, passion and As you will see, all Porsche models have racing in their genes. The new today. ideas, that we left our most lasting mark – with 16 overall victories and a Macan S is no exception. Discover how it offers drivers exhilaration, whole host of records. After the 911 RSR held its own last year with a one- adrenaline and particularly intense moments on a tour of Andalusia. In 140 Every metre of track, every lap completed and every race goes to make up two finish in the LM GTE Pro class, we are now once again competing at the characters through #Andalusia. what characterises us. What can be found in each one of our sports cars. top level of the sport – with the 919 Hybrid. >>Top Guns16 Our racing drivers for Le Mans. >>Infrastructure 24 A glimpse behind the scenes. >>Coming home 28 Le Mans in the rear-view mirror. Countless developments have found their way from motorsport into our Enjoy a fascinating read with these and many other topics from the world of production vehicles. From the race circuits of this world to the streets of Naturally, this edition of Porsche News presents the protagonists of our Hamburg, New York, Shanghai or London. Mission 2014 in detail. The 919 Hybrid, the latest interpretation of the racing lab for our visions, the 911 RSR, which is the soul of our production Porsche. Yours sincerely, vehicles, and the 14 drivers tasked with leading our race cars to victory in their respective classes. In addition, we will pay a visit to the R&D Centre in >>24 Hours for Eternity38 Le Mans special exhibition at the Porsche Museum. >>Signature Weissach and the Porsche Motorsport Centre in Flacht. Robert Coyiuto, Jr, Chairman 40 Two works drivers, two totally different Panamera models. >>Life, intensified 42 Driving the Macan in Andalusia. >>Porsche Tequipment 50 Holiday accessories for the Macan. >>Porsche Classic 52 Porsche Classic has a new home. >>Porsche Driver’s Selection 54 Our mission. Our style. >>Porsche Motorsport calendar 56 Motorsport is our home. All year round. Macan S1), 3): fuel consumption in l/100 km (combined): 9.0–8.7; CO2 emissions: 212–204 g/km. 3 >> 919 Hybrid << Our protagonist has a name: 919 Hybrid. 917: Śrst Porsche to take overall victory at Le Mans. 918: fastest road vehicle on the Nordschleife. Design. A number sequence that stands for sports car history. Representing our maximum efŚciency. That’s why this race car deserves a name that will Ś t in EfŚciency and power, safety and lightweight construction, performance consistently in the design of the 919 Hybrid. What do we see in it? The carbon desire to come as close as possible to creating the ideal sports car. Today seamlessly in the sequence of its prestigious predecessors: 919 Hybrid. and everyday practicality. At Śrst sight these appear to be contradictory reincarnation of all that we are. A thoroughbred race car with the typically demands – for us they are challenges. Standards that we combine in every futuristic shape of a Le Mans prototype. In radiant white. Crowned with the sees that quest continue with the Porsche 919 Hybrid. After more than two years in development, our latest ‘racing lab for Porsche – in series-production vehicles as well as in motorsports. True to dynamic ‘Porsche Intelligent Performance’ logo in Śne black and grey. The LMP1 prototype combines everything we have learned from 60 years our visions’ is now in front of us in the shape of our Le Mans prototype. our brand core: Porsche Intelligent Performance. This principle is reśected Technical, sleek and superior – clearly a genuine Porsche. of motorsports and 16 overall victories at Le Mans. An intelligent overall Regardless of its spectacular appearance, the pioneering technology or concept which fulŚls all of the requirements for a sports car of the future: its achievements on the racetrack, a detailed look behind the scenes is highly advanced hybrid technology, uncompromising performance and certainly worthwhile. 4 W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 6-7 918 Spyder2): fuel consumption in l/100 km (combined): 3.1–3.0; CO2 emissions: 72–70 g/km; electricity consumption (combined): 12.7 kWh/100 km. 5 7/8/14 8:07 AM >> 919 Hybrid << The 919 Hybrid was developed speciŚcally for the FIA World Endurance Championship and for the 24 Hours of Le Mans. A top class racing series that, in endurance motor racing, has always had the distinguishing feature of putting the technologies of tomorrow to the most gruelling test in motorsports today. Drive system. The reliability of the technology and the concentration of the drivers, cylinders and even whether a turbocharger is used remains up to the team. have decided to go our own way: an extremely compact and high-powered, highest possible efŚciency. In contrast, the newly developed electric module mechanics and racing engineers determine success or failure during this It is only the intelligence of the concept as a whole that matters. 2-litre, four-cylinder engine with direct fuel injection. We opted for a drives a generator with its own power turbine. The energy gained by the combustion chamber geometry that is similar to the 918 Spyder, with which various systems is stored in a liquid-cooled lithium-ion battery. legendary, classic long-distance race. Uninterrupted – for 24 hours. This speciŚcation has encouraged the ambitions of our engineers even we have already achieved highly efŚcient combustion. In 2014, a new era will start at Le Mans. In the LMP1 class, the principle of further: to explore all the possibilities of the drive system in our new dominance through maximum performance has been superseded by the prototype and to connect the classic internal combustion engine and the The combustion unit is supported by two energy recovery systems. On demand for efŚciency. For the Śrst time in the history of the race, all the electric motor to each other in an especially intelligent way. As a basis, the one hand, an electric motor on the front axle recuperates energy when works teams in the top class must use hybrid racing vehicles. Whether one the use of a highly efŚcient diesel engine obviously recommends itself, not braking and at the same time aids acceleration. In addition, a fundamentally uses a petrol or diesel vehicle, as well as the displacement and number of least because of the recent successes achieved in this area. However, we new system contributes towards the recovery of exhaust energy for the The future of the sports car. The racing lab for our visions. All of our knowledge, expertise and passion in concentrated form. Scan the QR code and discover the 919 Hybrid now. To be able to view the content, a dedicated reader, e.g. i-nigma (freeware), must be installed on your mobile device. 918 Spyder2): fuel consumption in l/100 km (combined): 3.1–3.0; 6 W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 8-9 CO2 emissions: 72–70 g/km; electricity consumption (combined): 12.7 kWh/100 km. 7 7/8/14 8:07 AM >> 919 Hybrid << Lightweight construction. Aerodynamics. As a sports car manufacturer, Porsche has gone for consistent lightweight component is based on sophisticated designs, and every detail has been The new regulations have made one thing clear from the start: it’s not creates less drag and therefore more speed. In contrast, a steeper angle of construction from the word go. Time and again it has attracted attention due further optimised using highly complex calculations. As well as carbon Śbre, necessarily the fastest vehicle that will win at Le Mans. Instead it will be attack increases downforce: the force which acts on the rear axle to its innovative choice of materials. The 919 Hybrid and 911 RSR race cars we also use other high-tech materials such as high-strength aluminium, the most coherent overall concept that takes the chequered śag. What during driving and which increases stability. The optimum set-up therefore stay true to this design philosophy. We are merely continuing something we magnesium and various titanium alloys, which are otherwise mainly used in really matters here is the LMP1 vehicle’s aerodynamics. The main challenge provides for an ideal balance between downforce and speed – on every have always done and that is now required of all participants by the the aviation industry. is to achieve the maximum downforce with minimum drag. A central aspect racetrack. of development: the aerodynamic concept had to be Śne-tuned in such a regulations: reducing the weight of the vehicles. Our years of experience in sports car construction are helping us to further reduce the weight of But we don’t see lightweight construction as an end in itself. It is an way that it would work not only on a track such as Le Mans known for high individual components. For sports car prototypes, the predominant material opportunity to Śne-tune the overall vehicle concept. Every kilogramme speeds, but also on all the other tracks of the FIA World Endurance is carbon. saved on the chassis can be used for a larger KERS, for example, and Championship. The rear wing and the balance between aeroperformance thereby improve performance, giving us a competitive edge in terms of and aerosensitivity play a key role in this respect: in a śat position, it But once again, we have chosen to strike out on our own: every individual 8 W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 10-11 efŚciency which can be crucial during the laps at Le Mans. 9 7/8/14 8:07 AM >> 919 Hybrid << Safety. Whether a sports car or thoroughbred racing vehicle such as the 919 Hybrid factor right from the start of work on the LMP1 vehicle. The prototype has All of the materials are selected to comply with strict safety criteria. Long further safety measures which improve the driver’s seat position were also or the 911 RSR, the top priority for every Porsche is always the same: a closed monocoque which gives the driver more space than before. It has before the driver takes their seat in the cockpit, the enlarged chassis has to included in the regulations: a higher monocoque, more headroom and a people. During all of our technical deliberations, and in every strategic been strengthened with additional side panels made from a material similar prove its reliability in crash tests – in the very situations that we do our best clearly prescribed helmet position. decision, our number one concern is always the driver. Or to be more to that used for bullet-proof vests. These panels are intended to protect to prevent in the Ś rst place. By giving the driver improved vision and more precise – their safety – in every situation. The new regulations make driver the driver in the event of a side impact and prevent the control arms from control, for example. A higher line of vision and lower wheel housings mean safety an even more important consideration, and they were a crucial penetrating the cockpit if a wheel comes off. that the driver has a better view of the track. At the instigation of Porsche, 10 W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 12-13 11 7/8/14 8:07 AM >> 911 RSR << The spirit of our standard-production vehicles: the 911 RSR. In 1963, an idea took shape with the Porsche 911 – a vehicle that has Not least of which is the successful 2013 season, with a double victory at been regarded as a thoroughbred sports car for seven generations. the 24 Hours of Le Mans in the LM GTE Pro class and the LM GT Am class. Today, the motor racing aspect of this idea is expressed most powerfully In its Ś rst season the 911 RSR has already proven its heritage beyond in the 911 RSR. doubt. This was conŚrmed with class wins at the 24 Hours of Daytona and 12 Hours of Sebring, as well as a double victory in the GTE Pro class at the However, what is it exactly that is developed when one works on such a start of the WEC season in Silverstone. We are convinced that in future the vehicle? The fastest, most powerful and most competitive GT sports car 911 RSR will also be the benchmark for GT works sports cars, because it is created by our engineers to date. A race car whose performance cannot not only the sum of our experience and successes over decades, but also the simply be measured in horsepower. Because, before it has even driven its quintessence of the two. Ś rst metre, it bears the enormous burden of a vehicle that has become synonymous with the sports car over a period of Śve decades. The pressure to succeed that arises from more than 60 years of Porsche Motorsport and more than 30,000 race victories. 12 W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 14-15 13 7/8/14 8:07 AM >> 911 RSR << Technology. The 911 RSR was developed from the outset to be suitable for endurance The axle geometry has also enhanced the aerodynamics further, for even races. The body structure has a longer wheelbase in comparison to its more efŚciency with less air-resistance and, at the same time, better predecessor and an optimised air duct that produces pure power, just distribution of the downforce on the rear axle. The steering behaviour of the waiting to be unleashed. A water-cooled six-cylinder boxer engine with vehicle is more precise, which means that corners can be taken at higher four-valve technology supplies the power. In numbers, this amounts to speeds. In addition, particular emphasis was placed on safety during the 338 kW (approx. 470 hp) – limited by a restrictor and transferred to the development. Just how uncompromisingly this has been implemented by rear axle by a sequential six-speed Porsche GT racing gearbox, speciŚcally our engineers in this extreme interpretation of sporting agility, can be seen, developed for endurance races. The paddle shift provides an advantage in amongst other things, by the design of the welded-in roll cage, revised FT3 comfort and speed when shifting gears. safety tank and optimised Śre extinguishing system. Clear proof of the importance that Porsche places on safety in motorsports – despite the use The unrelenting thrust of the 911 RSR is reined in by a brake system with of consistent lightweight construction. six-piston monobloc Ś xed calipers in front and four-piston monobloc Ś xed calipers on the rear axle. The chassis, with a double-wishbone axle in front and multi-link suspension rear axle, adjustable 4-way dampers as well as an adjustable sword-type anti-roll bar, delivers the superior control required for every manoeuvre on straights as well as through chicanes. 14 W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 16-17 15 7/8/14 8:07 AM >> Top Guns << Top Guns. Only śying is faster. Timo Bernhard Brendon Hartley “I have been able to experience many happy moments up to now, but one big personal goal remains: to win Le Mans with Porsche.” “I’m a race driver through and through. Some people struggle with numbers. I Śght for seconds. There’s nothing else I would like to do.” Talent, team spirit, physical Śtness, concentration, a high level of technical understanding and a keen sense of the limits – the slang term here is a ‘seat-of-your-pants feeling’ – the driver has to have all this to become a Porsche works driver. Only those drivers who complete our elite training programme with śying colours can hope for a seat behind the wheel adorned by the horse rampant from Stuttgart. We are proud that these drivers will be starting in the 2014 season, and we’re crossing our Śngers for them with all our might. Mark Webber “I have always had a passion for Porsche. That’s why it is a great honour for me to return to Le Mans with this team in the top motorsports.” 16 W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 18-19 17 7/8/14 8:07 AM >> Top Guns << Romain Dumas Marc Lieb Neel Jani “France is my home. Porsche is my motorsports family. If you add the two together, Le Mans will be an important week for me.” “It’s more like the Porsche family than the Porsche team: sometimes it’s rough, sometimes it’s warmhearted. But you always know that you belong.” “Preparation is everything in a 24-hour race. You can’t foresee anything, but you have to be prepared for everything.” 18 W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 20-21 19 7/8/14 8:07 AM >> Top Guns << Frédéric Makowiecki Jörg Bergmeister Michael Christensen Richard Lietz “I like the German way of designing a technically perfect car. And I like the French way of driving it passionately on the racetrack.” “When you are driving at top speed on the straight, the rest of the world seems very slow.” “Motorsports is sweating, laughing, crying, struggling – or, in short, living life to the full.” “Gran Turismo is one of the most interesting classes in motorsports for me. Here manufacturers can prove what their standard-production vehicles are really able to do.” 20 W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 22-23 21 7/8/14 8:07 AM >> Top Guns << Patrick Long Patrick Pilet Marco Holzer Nick Tandy “The 911 RSR and I have clearly improved the German-American friendship once more.” “In motorsports, you meet a lot of really good people. To be on the grid in the pinnacle of GT sport is a magniŚcent reward for all the work.” “In the past, I always thought that to be a racing driver would be the greatest thing possible. Now, I know that it is even better than that.” “Driving for the Porsche works team is not a job, it’s an attitude. The sport is everything, and that is exactly what makes it so special.” 22 W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 24-25 23 7/8/14 8:07 AM >> Infrastructure << The LMP1 centre. You don’t win races on the track. It happens much earlier. “The LMP1 centre is at the heart of our project. Developing a complete vehicle in a single building is certainly a unique situation. It means very short distances. With more than 130 engineers, the necessary laboratories and a local test track, the conditions for our return to LMP1 sports prototype racing are excellent.” That’s what Vice President LMP1 at Porsche, Fritz Enzinger, says. The LMP1 workshop. On a secret mission. The workshop doesn’t only produce the engine, gearbox and high-voltage components for the 919 Hybrid. The vehicle is completely assembled here and prepared for the test track. What happens at the workshop is what many in our team have long dreamed of and are now witnessing at last: the ‘marriage’, which refers to the moment when the engine is Śrst installed in the vehicle. The pit crew also trains for races on an authentic vehicle here and is already battling it out for every tenth of a second. Infrastructure. A glimpse behind the scenes. The starting point for our Mission 2014 was the Research and Development Centre in Weissach and the Porsche Motorsport Centre in Flacht. Only here, where all of our race cars were created – for example, the 911 RSR and the 911 GT3 Cup – could our latest vision become reality: the 919 Hybrid. The quantity? Minimal. The cost of development? Enormous. An elaborate infrastructure was created speciŚcally for our return to the highest classiŚcation at the 24 Hours of Le Mans and to develop the series-production technology of the future. The high-voltage system. Our engineers are facing a new challenge: generating power. A crucial part of the 2014 FIA WEC regulations: vehicle efŚ ciency. The maximum amount of energy per lap is prescribed – for the combustion engine and hybrid system. To that end, we have developed our own high-voltage facility where the hybrid system’s electrical components are tested and where the challenges posed by the regulations provide fresh inspiration for our engineers’ technical ambitions. 24 W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 26-27 25 7/8/14 8:07 AM >> Infrastructure << The cockpit mock-up. How you sit is how you drive. Even in a high-tech world a single factor can make a signiŚcant difference. People, for example. This is why we focused on the driver from the very start of development of the LMP1 prototype. We use the feedback from our drivers’ experiences in the cockpit mock-up when designing the cockpit. To ensure optimum ergonomics in their future workplace. How can you arrange switches and buttons so they can be accessed intuitively in any situation? Our LMP1 works drivers gave us the answers. The driving simulator. Virtual reality. Continually in use: the new driving simulator. The objective: to simulate technical changes carried out on the vehicle – with direct driver feedback. The complex technology consists of a motion platform with a monocoque, steering wheel and pedals. The simulator creates a driving experience that is close to the real thing. It also provides an exact reproduction of the proŚle and the environment of the racetrack. In this way, the driver can prepare for every curve, every straight, every chicane and every detail. Long before the green starting lights come on. The test stands. We also drive the Le Mans circuit in Flacht. “We have test stands for 26 W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 28-29 The test track. If you can make it there, you can make it anywhere. From seriesproduction vehicles to race cars: every new Porsche – from the 911 RSR to all types of components in Weissach. The four-wheel test stand even the 919 Hybrid – completes its Śrst test run on our test track in Weissach allows us to test-drive the complete Le Mans track – including pit stops,” where it has to prove its Śtness for the road or circuit. The test drivers and says Alexander Hitzinger, Director of Engineering LMP1. Various cylinder engineers are in constant communication to ensure they react immediately geometries for the turbo engine can be assessed on the test stands until if the smallest of anomalies should occur. This is the only way to develop the optimal conŚguration is established. the optimal sports car and turn the racing vision of tomorrow into reality. Take a seat as a virtual passenger and get to know the test track on a fast-paced lap of the circuit. Simply use the camera on your mobile device to scan the QR code and explore the test track. To be able to view the content, a dedicated reader, e.g. i-nigma (freeware), must be installed on your mobile device. 27 7/8/14 8:07 AM >> Coming home << Coming home. Porsche and Le Mans. Two names that have always gone hand in hand. It all began with a single model that represented Porsche in the up to 1100cc class at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1951. Since then, we’ve clocked up 16 overall victories at the most famous long-distance race in the world. A success story that we would like to share with you over the next few pages. Come with us on a journey back in time. First start. First victory. First record. The spirit within our production models. Just one year into the production of the Śrst sports car in Stuttgart- Sports car or race car? To Ferry Porsche there was no difference. Zuffenhausen, the young Porsche KG is the Śrst German company And there’s still no difference for us today. What we learn from the to venture into competing at the Circuit des 24 Heures in legendary racetrack inśuences the development of our standard-production Le Mans after the war. A solitary Porsche 356 Super Light (SL) vehicles. The motorsports spirit that is part of every Porsche. Coupé takes on the marathon. The 44-hp boxer engine is capable of Motorsports are the DNA on which our marque is built. achieving 160 km/h thanks to its excellent aerodynamics and lightweight construction. The silver Porsche with the starting Countless race cars have served as test vehicles for series production. number 46 perseveres, and on 24 June 1951 the newspapers Be it the plastics used in the 904 – the Ś rst Porsche with exterior report: 2,840.65 kilometres! A new class record! Porsche had not panelling made entirely of glass-Ś bre reinforced plastic (GFRP). Or only picked up the class victory at Le Mans that Sunday, but laid the the turbo engine in the 935, which ran rings around everything on foundation for an unparalleled success story. The Porsche 356 was wheels for years – and not only at Le Mans. Or the synchromesh followed by more iconic cars with famous type designations such as transmission, the Śrst internally vented and perforated disc brakes, the 550, 718, 904 and 911. lightweight aluminium and magnesium wheel rims, aerodynamic underbodies or intelligent injection systems – all tried and tested on All of these embodied the spirit of the Śrst Porsche. Every Porsche is the racetrack for the beneŚt of standard-production series. So there’s created with the three enduring principles of Porsche Motorsport in a piece of Le Mans in every Porsche. mind: racing is the spirit of our cars; we don’t do it for the prestige – but as a matter of principle; the racetrack is our laboratory, the place where our visions are put to the test. 28 W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 30-31 29 7/8/14 8:07 AM >> Coming home << Our race cars can talk. 356 SL Coupé. 550 1500 S Spyder, 550 A Spyder. 904 Carrera GTS. It’s June 1951, and the third 24-hour race after the war is about to take In 1953, the 550 1500 S Spyder on the starting grid is still a prototype. It Stunning to look at and incredibly fast – these attributes are Ś tting place. Porsche is the Śrst German car manufacturer to compete with its is more compact than the 356 SL, around 100 kg lighter and equipped with descriptions of the Porsche 904 Carrera GTS. The ‘GTS’ extension own car. It was a silver 356 SL (Super Light) Coupé with an aluminium a mid-mounted engine, making it the ideal race car. The two 550 1500 S stands for ‘Grand Tourismo Sport’, which emphasises the ofŚcial GT body, which was still manufactured in the facility at Gmünd, Austria. Spyders in the race secure a decisive double victory in their class. approval for the street-legal 904 version. The race goes smoothly, and on 24 June the Śrst chapter of a very long The next successes follow in 1954 and 1955. In 1955, Spyder drivers The combined steel and glass-Śbre-reinforced plastic construction of success story is written. In the very Śrst Le Mans race Porsche enters, occupy all three steps of the winner’s rostrum for the up to 1500cc class. the 904 was conceived and designed by F. A. Porsche. What made this Veuillet and Mouche win the class for vehicles up to 1100cc. merely 106 cm high, mid-engined race car extremely successful was A year later, the 550 A 1500 RS Spyder with a space frame and a new not only its sleek, streamlined look, but also the small frontal area of chassis clocked up the next class win. In 1957, the 550 A bows out of only 1.4 m2 which made for very little drag. Only Ś ve months after its works driving with a śourish, securing yet another victory in its class. debut, the 904 won a double overall victory at the Targa Florio. Many other victories as class winner on the World Champion endurance race circuit followed in 1964 and 1965. Pedal to the metal for minutes on end, braking at speeds exceeding 300 km/h (186 mph), brake discs that never stop glowing – 24 hours at the limits of human and material endurance. We love every second of it just as we love every one of our cars that ever appeared on the starting grid at Le Mans. Not only the winners. Many of them are still here to tell their stories today. Stories from the absolute limit, the place where they have spent their lives and are still doing so. 30 W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 32-33 31 7/8/14 8:07 AM >> Coming home << 917. 935. 956. 911 GT1. The 917 has been catapulting Porsche to new heights since 1969. The Porsche developed the 935 based on the 911 Turbo (930) for the World 1982 could be characterised as the year of new records. Porsche won not Yet another double victory for Porsche. The re-modelled 911 GT1 was pinnacle was a formidable victory: Hans Herrmann and Richard Attwood Championship of Makes, in which ‘production cars’ competed from 1976. only 1st through to 5th place, the cars were also victorious in nearly all the able to assert itself at Le Mans in the face of stiff competition. It was classes and special rankings. And it is characterised by one race car: the the Śrst Porsche race car to feature a carbon-Śbre monocoque chassis Both at Le Mans and at the World Championships, this version of the 911 Porsche 956. The Porsche engineers had just a year to build a race car which, in conjunction with a number of other measures, reduced the with the typical śat front apron, sweeping śared wheel arches and pronounced from scratch. The result: the Śrst three places. weight by 100 kg to 950 kg. won the 24 Hours of Le Mans for the Śrst time for Porsche in the 427-kW (580-hp) 917 from Porsche Austria with its red and white racing livery. In 1971, a 917 short-tail model with a 4.9-litre engine producing around rear wing was an instant winner. It was triumphant in its category whenever 441 kW (600 hp) hit the starting grid at Le Mans. Unlike its predecessors, it competed in a 24-hour endurance race, namely, in an uninter rupted series The 956 introduced a whole new era with seven overall wins at the 24 Hours The 3.2-litre powerplant with two KKK turbochargers and 33.9 mm this race car featured a magnesium frame instead of an aluminium space of victories from 1976 until 1982. In 1979, the Porsche Kremer Team of Le Mans between 1982 and 1994 and 10 titles in the Manufacturers’ and air intake restrictors produced approximately 550 hp (7,200 rpm). This frame. Porsche built only three models of this 917 and only one was succeeded in securing an overall victory with a powerful 3-litre engine Drivers’ rankings of the World Sportscar Championships. power was transmitted to the rear wheels via a sequential six-speed used in racing: for the second overall victory at Le Mans. A change in laying down a performance of around 544 kW (740 hp) in the 935 K3. It is the regulations also brought about the end of one of Le Mans’ most the only race car with a rear-mounted engine that has ever won at Le Mans. gearbox. The result: the 16th overall victory for Porsche at Le Mans. legendary Porsche race cars. However, it continued to compete in the US – with up to 1,200 horsepower! 32 W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 34-35 33 7/8/14 8:07 AM >> Coming home << THANK YOU! DANKE! MERCI! GRACIAS! Many of the Porsche wins and records are inextricably linked with the performance of our drivers. And, of course, our racing engineers. We spoke to two of them: Peter Falk and Norbert Singer. 34 W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 36-37 Peter Falk Former Racing Director, engineer and advisor. Norbert Singer Motorsports legend. Engineer. Involved in 16 Le Mans victories. On motor racing in the 70s and 80s: On starting out at Porsche: “At Le Mans, for example, we always stayed in private rooms at local “One day the Institute of Automotive Engineering in Munich, where I had farmhouses. The people really had to be enthusiastic about racing and they studied, received an enquiry from Porsche asking if they had a suitable had to react very quickly to any damage that occurred. Working extremely engineer who was interested in racing. So I said, ‘OK, forget everything fast was the absolute priority, so it didn’t matter at all that we were staying else, I’m joining Porsche.’ And I ended up staying for 35 years.” in barracks or whatever. Our drivers changed clothes in the pit. It was all very primitive at the beginning, not at all comparable to what is customary today.” On a brand where the team becomes a family: “We were a very small outŚ t at Śrst, and like a close-knit family. But that On the passion of Ferry Porsche: was the key, and you can see it in other sports, too. If you’ve got a really “Ferry Porsche was always passionate about motorsports and was at good team, you’re bound to succeed. And that’s what it is about Porsche, Le Mans numerous times himself. In 1982, for instance, he was there when I think. From the directors right down to the mechanics – we’re a team.” we swept the podium with the new 956, and he always supported us, even when money was at stake. He said, Porsche needs motorsports, Porsche On an incredible 35 years at Porsche: grew up with motorsports, so keep it up!” “I was fortunate enough to be there at all the different stages of motor racing at Porsche. Of course, you’re not just an engineer, you have to On his greatest successes with Porsche: organise things as well, sort out the race strategy. And I’ve experienced “As a racing engineer I would deŚnitely have to say the victory at Le Mans! every aspect of motor racing, at the works, in the wind tunnel, at the trials, And as Racing Director, the two successes: Le Mans in 1982 when we won and I was at all the races, of course. So you can say I’ve done everything 1st, 2nd and 3rd place, and also the two Paris-Dakar races that we won. and that’s something I’m glad to have experienced. Yes – it’s given me a Those were the greatest highlights of my career.” great insight into the whole story.” Peter Falk Norbert Singer 35 7/8/14 8:07 AM >> Coming home << Le Mans in records. 7 A series of successes. A Porsche was the overall winner at Le Mans for 7 years in succession – from 1981 to 1987. No other manufacturer has clocked up a longer run of victories. 16 5,335.313 km More than twice the distance from Stuttgart to Moscow. Gijs van Lennep and Helmut Marko succeeded in covering an incredible 5,335.313 km in 24 hours in 1971. A distance record that would endure for no less than 39 years. Crème de la crème. 16 overall wins for Porsche – the most that any manufacturer has secured to date at Le Mans. 9 out of 10 251.815 km/h C is for champion: in 1985, Hans-Joachim ‘Strietzel’ Stuck recorded the fastest ever lap at Le Mans in the 962 C. Average speed: 251.815 km/h. The measure of all things. In 1983, the year really belonged to Porsche at Le Mans. With 9 out of the 10 top places going to Porsche drivers – including the top 8 rankings. 36 W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 38-39 37 7/8/14 8:07 AM >> 24 Hours for Eternity << Special exhibition entitled ‘24 Hours for Eternity. Le Mans.’ Until 13 July 2014, Porsche will look back on its previous successes at Le Mans and a number of other aspects with an extensive special exhibition. For the special exhibition entitled ‘24 Hours for Eternity. Le Mans.’ which runs until 13 July 2014, the Porsche Museum will be transformed into a racetrack paying homage to the famous long-distance race. The focus will be on the 919 Hybrid. Re-enactments of racing scenarios from the victorious racing years on life-sized prism walls and sections of track such as the Hunaudières straight will guide museum visitors through the special exhibition. More than 20 different race cars tell the unique and exciting story of this legendary 24-hour race. Alongside the 919 Hybrid, Ś rst-time exhibits at the Porsche Museum will include the Porsche 908/2 Spyder long tail from 1969, Porsche 911 T/R from 1971, Porsche 911 3.0 RSR from 1974 and Porsche 936/81 Spyder from 1981. Also on display are the Porsche 935 from 1979, Porsche 911 GT2 Le Mans, Porsche 962 GT Dauer Le Mans from 1994 as well as the WSC LMP1 from 1998. The historical tales of the famous long-distance race associated with these vehicles are brought to life by the special exhibition. Various smaller exhibits such as helmets, a brake disc from the Porsche 956 and the diary of Ferry Porsche from the Porsche corporate archives round off this journey back through the history of Porsche at Le Mans. On the weekend of the race, the Porsche Museum will open its doors for the Śrst time for more than 24 hours straight, from Saturday, 14 June at 9am to Sunday, 15 June at 6pm. Visitors and fans of the endurance race will be able to follow the race action live as part of a public viewing event on several monitors in and around the museum building. Admission is free on this weekend. 38 W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 40-41 39 7/8/14 8:07 AM >> Signature << Signature. More than 1,500 combinations of exterior colours, interior shades and trims open up a wealth of possibilities for lending your very own signature to the Panamera. And that’s where the fun really starts. Timo Bernhard, Porsche works driver Romain Dumas, Porsche works driver Panamera GTS Panamera Turbo Exterior: Exterior: Agate Grey Metallic GT Silver Metallic Interior: Interior: Marsala Red Black Character: Character: Sporty, design-oriented Sporty, comfortable “For me, the Panamera perfectly bridges the gap between sports appeal “From the very Śrst time I drove the Panamera, I was won over. That’s why and comfort, and it’s therefore my ideal everyday car. I also have a special it is going to be my next company car. The symbiosis of sports car and relationship with the Panamera: it was my wedding car.” long-distance capabilities make it the perfect companion for me on my long travels across Europe.” 40 W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 42-43 Panamera GTS2): fuel consumption in l/100 km (combined): 10.7; Panamera Turbo2): fuel consumption in l/100 km (combined): 10.3; CO2 emissions: 249 g/km. CO2 emissions: 242 g/km. 41 7/8/14 8:07 AM >> Life, intensified << 3t Let’s go climbing, balancing on the #slackline and #paragliding: the perfect day awaits in #ElChorro. 3t In winter too! #Macan #VivaEspaña MESSAGE #Slackline, 3 A slackline is a strap or piece of webbing that is stretched out between two anchor points. In contrast to tightrope walking, the strap is relatively wide and comparatively loose – or slack. The physical and mental demands on a slackliner are immense: balance, coordination and concentration. Muy intensamente – experiencing the Spanish way of life. Two outdoor athletes, the Macan and a wealth of sports equipment. The recipe for adrenaline and pure exhilaration – both vertically and horizontally. The story of an extraordinary day: in 140 characters through #Andalusia. 42 W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 44-45 Strength is not something that happens 3t by chance: half genes, half hard work. Replenishing energy reserves before things really get going. #Macan Macan models1), 3): fuel consumption in l/100 km (combined): 8.9–6.1; CO2 emissions: 208–159 g/km. 43 7/8/14 8:07 AM >> Life, intensified << SUCH a good mood so early in the morning! 3t Reason 1: the #Macan. What a car! Never has the climb been so easy, and yet so sporty. The most important thing on the #climb: 3t a companion to give you support and push you on – in any situation. #Macan Reason 2: #ElChorro, the ‘spurt’. 3t A fascinating limestone labyrinth that has a great deal of pleasure in store for us today. I bet! #Andalucia olé! MESSAGE #ElChorro A popular Spanish climbing spot, particularly The only way is down. in the winter months. West of the Andalusian But the mood is still on the city of Málaga, the Guadalhorce river carves way up. Thanks, #Macan 3t its way through the high chalk cliffs of El Chorro, reaching heights of up to 300 metres, on its way to the Mediterranean. The result: an impressive canyon and one of the largest and Outdoors the ‘sense of space’ is actually not best-known climbing regions in Spain. #Strength is nothing without perfect #technique. It’s good that we have both ;) #climbing #Macan 44 W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 46-47 3t Macan models1), 3): consumption in l/100 km (combined): 8.9–6.1; CO2 emissions: 208–159 g/km. 3t that important. Main thing is our equipment can come with us. But, more room equals more fun! #Macan 45 7/8/14 8:07 AM >> Life, intensified << MESSAGE #Highline, The highline is a special form of slackline. The strap is used to span heights that you can’t simply jump off without any risk. In order to protect the athlete, however, he is secured using a safety harness. #Highlining places greater emphasis on the mental strength of the slackliner. This blue even steals the show 3t from the sea! #Macan Next stop: #slackline. Beauty: when form and function 3t 1t come together as one. Warm-up for the new ideal line. #Macan #Málaga Balance is a matter of concentration. But 3t also the right combination of strength and agility. #slackline #Macan Highlight on the #highline! Can it get any 3t better than this? #slackline #ElChorro Because it was so lovely: back to 1t #ElChorro! Time to get into the air! And the fun starts with the journey up There are also a few eye-catching sights in #Málaga harbour. The #Macan, for example. 46 W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 48-49 there. #Macan 1t Macan models1), 3): consumption in l/100 km (combined): 8.9–6.1; CO2 emissions: 208–159 g/km. 47 7/8/14 8:07 AM >> Life, intensified << Holding all the strings. Simply magical! 5s #paragliding Ready for lift-off. 1s #ElChorro Thanks for the perfect day 3s #Macan #paragliding 28m full of intense moments! #Macan #ElChorro #Andalucia 48 W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 50-51 Macan models1), 3): consumption in l/100 km (combined): 8.9–6.1; CO2 emissions: 208–159 g/km. 49 7/8/14 8:08 AM >> Porsche Tequipment << 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 Roof box, wide Are you looking forward to your holiday? So is your new Macan. With suitable accessories from Porsche Tequipment. 4 Cool box Lockable plastic roof box in black (high-gloss) with a capacity of approx. Easy-to-use cool box with 12-volt power connection and 12-litre capacity 520 litres and integrated ski carrier. Can be opened from either side of for food and drinks. Secured using patented Porsche attachment system. the vehicle (length 2,180 mm, width 895 mm, height 400 mm). Includes battery discharge protection. 2 Rear-mounted bike carrier 5 Car-care case Lockable, hinged aluminium rear-mounted carrier in black for up to two Practical carry case containing accessories and high-quality car-care bicycles. Mounts on towbar system easily and without the need for tools. products specially approved for the interior and exterior of your Porsche. Boredom is out of the question, especially when summer arrives and the systems can even accommodate bulky luggage items. You can also equip Folds compactly for transporting in the luggage compartment. Expansion Includes insect remover, shampoo, paint polish, wax, glass cleaner, temperature rises along with the driving pleasure. When it’s Śnally time for your Macan so that it can transport additional items – with a rear-mounted kit for the transport of a third bicycle on the rear-mounted bike carrier interior glass cleaner, leather conditioner, cloths, sponges and chamois that well-earned summer holiday. bike carrier, for example. available as an option. (Only available in conjunction with towbar system leather. Available from 09/14. and for left-hand drive vehicles.) 6 Navigation update The Macan offers plenty of room for your life, whatever you are planning. Our accessories are developed with the whole vehicle in mind. Not just And to make sure you don’t have to miss out on anything, we have a range anywhere or by anyone, but by the very Porsche engineers and designers of solutions designed to meet all of your requirements. Whether you wish who built your car. The result: a harmonious overall concept. Lockable carrier for standard bikes up to a maximum frame-tube diameter Please consult your Porsche Centre for information on the data version to enhance your comfort or transport equipment. Our roof transport 100% Porsche. of 85 mm. Up to three bike carriers can be mounted on the roof transport of your Porsche Communication Management (PCM). 3 Bike carrier Latest street map update (Model Year 2014) for your navigation system. system. Macan models1), 3): consumption in l/100 km (combined): 8.9–6.1; CO2 emissions: 208–159 g/km. 50 W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 52-53 51 7/8/14 8:08 AM >> Porsche Classic << Porsche Classic sets a worldwide standard. The fascinating appeal of Porsche is timeless. Our Porsche Centres are therefore not only experts in new and pre-owned vehicles, but also in genuine classic cars. Now more so than ever. At Porsche, tradition and innovation have always been closely linked. That’s why more than 70 % of all Porsche vehicles ever built are still on the road today, and they are still adding to the fascinating appeal of the brand. Porsche Classic is dedicated to supporting the longevity of your historical vehicle. In order to meet the requirements of a growing classic car market, approximately 100 Porsche Centres around the world will be developed into Porsche Classic Partners over the next few years. This will ensure that we can offer a comprehensive service to owners of sought-after classic Porsche models. Around 52,000 Porsche Classic Genuine Parts are already available in all Porsche Centres worldwide. But that’s not all. In future, in addition to offering an extensive range of genuine spare parts and technical literature, Porsche Classic Partners will also provide the necessary expertise for all repairs and service work, as well as full and partial restoration. This is also visually demonstrated by Porsche Classic: a Classic Corner within the Porsche Classic Partner showroom includes classic exhibition vehicles, current Classic genuine spare parts and technical literature. It also provides information about aspects such as how the Porsche Crest is manufactured. The Classic Corner can be incorporated into an existing Porsche Centre or as part of a separate Porsche Classic Centre dedicated exclusively to Porsche classic cars. An up-to-date list of all Porsche Classic Partners and other information is available at www.porsche.com/classic. 52 W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 54-55 53 7/8/14 8:08 AM >> Porsche Driver’s Selection << 'MFYJŚUCBTFCBMMDBQr Racing Collection. 84% nylon, 14% cotton, 2% elastane. One size. In White. WAP 800 008 0E Unisex windbreaker – Racing Collection. 100% polyester. Umbrella – Racing Collection. *O8IJUF(SFZ#MBDL3FE In Red/Grey. Ø 95 cm. 8"1949-& WAP 050 120 0E Lanyard – Racing Collection. In Red/Grey. WAP 050 210 0E Men’s polo shirt – Racing Collection. 100% cotton. In White/Grey. Mug – Racing Collection. WAP 793 00S-3XL 0E In White/Grey. Dishwasher safe. 8"1& Mission 2014. Our style. Racing Chronograph – Limited Edition. We are on a mission: It is reminiscent of the vehicle design This striking contrasting colour is Limited to 2,014 units. Waterproof up to 50 m. After more than a decade, Porsche of the 919 Hybrid, turning every also used to highlight the sportiness Diameter: 42 mm. Swiss made. returns to the LMP1 class of the wearer into a lifestyle champion. The of the lanyard and umbrella. You’ll WAP 070 024 0E FIA World Endurance Championship vehicle branding is a common thread ŚOEBXJEFSBOHFPG1PSTDIF%SJWFSnT (WEC) with its 919 Hybrid prototype. throughout the collection: the logo Selection products at your Porsche The highlight: the 24 Hours of runs across the windbreaker and Centre. Le Mans. The impact of this event polo shirt. extends beyond the racetrack and To view the entire collection, Unisex T-shirt – Racing Collection. www.porsche.com/selection. Women’s polo shirt – Racing Collection. We look forward to your visit. 100% cotton. In White/Grey. WAP 796 0XS-3XL 0E around the world, and this is 3FEBDDFOUTBSFVTFEGPSUIF go to our online shop at SFśFDUFEJOUIFOFX3BDJOH$PMMFDUJPO numbers on the Chronograph dial from Porsche Driver’s Selection. and the printed image on the T-shirt. 100% cotton. In White. WAP 794 0XS-XXL 0E 54 W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 56-57 55 7/8/14 8:08 AM >> Porsche Motorsport calendar << Motorsport is our home. All year round. The return to Le Mans is a milestone for us. Yet this classic long-distance race on the river Sarthe is just one of many endurance tests. Follow us in the second half of the season to see how our ideas come to fruition in the World Endurance Championship and TUDOR United SportsCar Championship: World Endurance Championship TUDOR United SportsCar Championship 14.–15.06. 24 Heures du Mans 29.06. Sahlen’s 6 Hours of the Glen 20.09. 6 Hours of Circuit of the Americas 13.07. Canadian Tire Motorsport Park 12.10. 6 Hours of Fuji 25.07. Brickyard Grand Prix 02.11. 6 Hours of Shanghai 10.08. Road America 15.11. 6 Hours of Bahrain 24.08. Virginia International Raceway Elkhart Lake 10.08. Indianapolis 25.07. Austin 20.09. Austin 20.09. 13.07. Bowmanville 29.06. Watkins Glen 24.08. Alton 04.10. Braselton 14.–15.06. Le Mans 15.11. Bahrain 12.10. Fuji 02.11. Shanghai 30.11. São Paulo 30.11. 6 Hours of São Paulo 20.09. Circuit of the Americas 04.10. Petit le Mans 56 W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 58-59 57 7/8/14 8:08 AM >> Porsche channel << Philippines .BOEBMVZPOH$JUZ 201 Epifanio Delos Santos Avenue Porsche Centre Philippines Response Postage will be paid by Porsche. For posting in Philippines only. See you online! &YQFSJFODFUIFGBTDJOBUJOHXPSMEPG1PSTDIFPOMJOF5IFPGŚDJBM1PSTDIFDIBOOFMPO:PV5VCFPGGFSTBXFBMUIPGFYDJUJOHDPOUFOUr GSPNCBDLHSPVOETUPSJFTBCPVUUFDIOPMPHZBOEEFWFMPQNFOUTUISPVHIUPQSFTFOUBUJPOTPOUIFMBUFTUNPEFMT-PPLGPSXBSEUP BIPTUPGNPWJOHBDDPVOUTBOEFNPUJWFJNBHFT XXXZPVUVCFDPN1PSTDIF The Porsche models. W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 60-61 7/8/14 8:08 AM >> Porsche Center Philippines Event << The Porsche models. Thank you for your interest in the new Porsche models. In order to provide following information. Naturally, all details are voluntary. you with the best possible service, we would ask you to supply us with the If you prefer, you can fax this card back to us at +632 7240943. Title/name/surname Telephone/mobile No./street E-mail Town/city, postcode Date of birth I am interested in the: My next vehicle purchase is planned for: 911 Cayenne Boxster Panamera Cayman Macan Month Porsche Philippines inaugurated its new motorsports lounge by holding a Porsche Track Day. Motorsports in the Genes Year Porsche Philippines inaugurates new Motorsport Lounge Porsche Philippines recently inaugurated its new Motorsport Lounge at the Clark International Speedway last 22 March 2014, which made racing and track events even more exciting. With a combined hospitality suite, guests and clients are given VIP passes to motorsport events providing them the best view of the race track. I currently drive: Manufacturer Model New Pre-owned The facility is comprised of three main areas – the pit garage, UIFMPVOHFBOEUIFSPPGEFDL5IFQJUHBSBHFXIJDINBZŚUVQUP four cars, as well as, tools and equipment for track preparation. Like in any other circuits and speedways, the pit stop is where tire changes and engine checks are made. I would like to be contacted by telephone: Date Signature Please detach here. by the Porsche Centre Philippines The roof deck, on the other hand, is the best place to watch the race with the full view of the track and the off-road area. Being open-air, the roof deck allows one to enjoy surround sound of the fast cars that are driving around the race track. Finally, the lounge is the perfect area to relax and make good conversation while watching the race. Guests enjoy a full day of high performance driving experience with the Porsche Cayman. 61 W1404267 Ph_p54-60.indd 58 W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 62-63 5/27/14 6:23 PM 7/8/14 8:08 AM >> Porsche Center Philippines Event << Guests compete for the best time during the slalom driving exercise. The Clark International Speedway’s newly built paddocks. Porsche Philippines Managing Director Roberto Coyiuto III performs the ceremonial coin toss at the viewing deck of the new Porsche motorsports lounge to inaugurate the new facility. The event began with the blessing and inauguration of the lounge before the main event-- the Porsche Driving Experience where guests and prospects were invited to drive and experience the latest Porsche vehicles. Guided laps on the track and slalom exercises were done with professional driving instructors teaching proper driving techniques to the participants. Participants were able to drive the Cayman S and the Cayenne. Both cars exhibited the best suspension and handling during the laps and the slalom events. The event ended with awarding 5 of the best times made during the slalom exercise from the roster of participants. The inauguration and driving experience is just the ŚSTUPVUPGUIFNBOZUSBDLFWFOUTMJOFEVQGPSUIFZFBS5IFXJOOFST each received Porsche Driver‘s Selection items as prizes for their excellent performance at the track. For more information please contact Porsche Philippines at 7270381 to 85 or visit its showroom located at 201 EDSA Mandaluyong City, Philippines. 62 W1404267 porsche fnl PH.indd 64-65 Clients enjoyed the day driving around the race track with the Cayenne. Guests were welcomed at the new Porsche lounge. %SJWJOHJOTUSVDUPS(FPSHF3BNJSF[HBWFBCSJFŚOHBCPVUUIFUSBDLFYFSDJTFT specially prepared for the participants. 63 7/8/14 8:08 AM © Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG, 2014 The models featured in this publication are approved for road use in Germany. Some items of equipment are available as extra-cost options only. The availability of models and options may vary from market to market due to local restrictions and regulations. For information on standard and optional equipment, please consult your Porsche Centre. All information in respect of construction, features, design, performance, dimensions, weight, fuel consumption and running costs is correct at the time of publication. Porsche reserves the right to alter specifications and other product information without prior notice. Colours may differ from those illustrated. Errors and omissions excepted. All text, images and other information in this publication are copyright Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted, in any form or by any means, without prior permission in writing from Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG. Porsche, the Porsche Crest, 911, Carrera, Panamera, Macan, Tequipment, PCM, PDK, 918 Spyder and other marks are registered trademarks of Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG, Porscheplatz 1, 70435 Stuttgart, Germany. The data presented here was recorded using the Euro 6 test procedure (715/2007/EC, 195/2013/EC and ECE-R 101.01) and the NEDC (New European Driving Cycle). The respective figures were not recorded on individual vehicles and do not constitute part of the offer. This data is provided solely for the purposes of comparison between the respective models. Fuel consumption was recorded on vehicles with standard specification. Optional equipment may affect fuel consumption and vehicle performance. Fuel consumption and CO2 emissions are not only determined by a vehicle’s fuel efficiency, but also by the driving style and other factors irrespective of vehicle specification. All current petrol engines from Porsche are compatible with a fuel ethanol content of up to 10%. For more information on individual models, please contact your Porsche Centre. 1) The data presented here was recorded using the Euro 5 test procedure (715/2007/EC, 692/2008/EC, 566/2011/EC and ECE-R 101) and the NEDC (New European Driving Cycle). The respective figures were not recorded on individual vehicles and do not constitute part of the offer. This data is provided solely for the purposes of comparison between the respective models. Fuel consumption was recorded on vehicles with standard specification. Optional equipment may affect fuel consumption and vehicle performance. Fuel consumption and CO2 emissions are not only determined by a vehicle’s fuel efficiency, but also by the driving style and other factors irrespective of vehicle specification. All current petrol engines from Porsche are compatible with a fuel ethanol content of up to 10%. The diesel engines are compatible with a biodiesel blend of max. 7%. For more information on individual models, please contact your Porsche Centre. 2) 3) Range of values according to the type of tyre fitted. www.porsche.com Edition: 06/2014 Published in Singapore Porsche News 02/2014 Mission 2014. Our Return.