Porsche France parked a heavily shadowed 911 Carrera on Twitter, part of a tease for a new special edition that will debut on June 29 at 9:11 a.m. local time. June 29 is the first day of the Le ...

With 19 overall and 111 class victories, Porsche is the most successful manufacturer in Le Mans history. The 24-hour race is one of the biggest sporting events globally, attracting over 325,000 ...

In 1998, Porsche celebrated its 50th anniversary with a win at Le Mans. The winning car was this 911 GT1, and apparently, Porsche wanted to give its fans the chance to see it in action once again.

But Dumas isn’t the only connection this record-setting 911 has to the legendary 24-hour enduro. Its trick suspension was originally meant for Le Mans.

Porsche is launching a special edition of their 911 to celebrate 100 years of Le Mans, the Porsche 911 Carrera GTS Le Mans Centenaire Edition. The car has been inspired by two winning Le Mans cars ...

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Car #911 is no longer running the Le Mans 24 race. Few minutes before the end of his stint #MichaelFassbender lost control of the car and went into the barrier with no chances to repair the damage.

There are 25 unique touches around the car, starting with the bespoke Le Mans Silver paint. The racing roundels are back on yet another special 911, this time in a nod to the #46 worn by the 356 SL.

A teaser shot of a mysterious 911 variant – most likely another heritage-themed special edition – was published by Porsche France on social media, ahead of its debut on June 29 in Le Mans Classic.

Porsche is replacing the 911 GT3 R with a 992 racing model next year. Pfaff Motorsports, Wright Motorsports and Team Hardpoint will take the 911 GT3 R for it's last racing ride at Petit Le Mans at ...

However, rarely has a 911’s roof tent been used by someone with as much actual influence as Porsche (and Volkswagen Group) CEO, Oliver Blume, who spent Le Mans trackside.