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The legendary 24-hour endurance race is taking place this weekend at Le Mans. This year brings the 89th edition of the greatest motorsport event in the world. Before starting in this year's competition, Porsche shared some statistics of its race cars from the last edition, which ended on September 20, 2020.

24 Ore Le Mans, Cairoli (Porsche): “Ecco come vivo la gara”

Aux commandes de la retransmission dès samedi à partir de 9h45, l’expérimenté journaliste sportif veut partager la dimension mythique de la course mais aussi les coulisses des stands et la ferveur du public.

24 Ore Le Mans, c’è il prototipo Srt41 con piloti disabili

Known for bringing together the world's rarest cars, Concours of Elegance will include some of the greatest specimens of the 1970s dressed in the legendary Gulf and Martini racing liveries. The battle of the liveries will be hosted at Hampton Court Palace this year in the 'Main Concours' show, which will feature everything from a Targa Florio-winning Porsche 911 Carrera RSR to a Porsche 917K Le Mans racecar.

Toyota was working on a street-legal hypercar inspired by its GR010 race-winning model. Unfortunately, an incident during a test held at the Fuji Speedway set the plans for the street model up in smoke. Information on the topic is scarce, but it appears that the prototype of the road car was severely damaged.

Najväčšie automobilové preteky sa blížia! Už 21. - 22. augusta sa na okruhu La Sarthe vo francúzskom Le Mans pôjde 89. ročník slávnej ...

Recently, the Bavarian manufacturer announced that it would return to prototype endurance racing for the 2023 season by joining the new hybrid hypercar class, LMDh. That means it will compete at Le Mans, the famous race they won back in 1999 with the V12 LMR race car.

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While it didn’t make it into production, Peugeot's 908 RC concept was a beautifully designed mid-engined sedan powered by a monstrous twin-turbo V12. Even more surprisingly, the powerplant was designed for Peugeot’s Le Mans race car, drank diesel, and produced an astonishing amount of torque.