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"We're Momming Today" with racing star, philanthropist, and mom of four Renee Brinkerhoff. Brinkerhoff just competed the 356-mile trek on the treacherous blue ice of Antarctica in her vintage Porsche 356A, making her the first woman to race all seven continents. And she did so in the same car, which

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Renee Brinkerhoff has completed a journey to Antarctica with her 1956 Porsche 356, which was converted to be driven on snow and ice for a 356-mile journey across the continent.

After two years of work and anticipation, followed by several press releases describing what this spectacular vintage Porsche should be able to do, philanthropist Renee Brinkerhoff and the Valkyrie Racing team have finally touched down in Union Glacier, Antarctica.

The chassis had been extensively reinforced to cope with the harsh glacial conditions, and the overall design of the vehicle gives off an aggressive demeanor