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We tried to cover as many Porsche models as we could, but the list is only for ten. Don’t worry, there will be a part 2. Here are some interesting model-specific things you may have not known.

1. Initially, the 928 was called Programm H, or Project H. That was back when designers were thinking about making it a rear-engine V8. That was soon abandone...


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Photos by James Erlandson and the bike team

*This bike ride was not a PCA event

A small group of PCA members once again took to the trails to prove that Porsche Bikes are worthy of the crest. This time, nine cyclists rode 350 miles across six days from Cleveland to Cincinnati on the Ohio to Erie Trail … all on Porsche bicycles.

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Each month Porsche Panorama publishes "From the Regions", a section that covers what our members are up to locally. FTR is also published weekly on PCA's website, where there's no limit on space, in addition to the magazine. Readers may see a few extra happenings that didn't appear in Panorama. If you'd like to see your Region's activities appear in a future "From the Regions...


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Photos by Randy Luckenbill, PCA Maverick Region

"It's not just the cars, it's the people." If you're a PCA member, you've likely heard and read this line many times before. It's everywhere. On club websites, banners, flags, posters, tablecloths, brochures, etc., etc. This is used so frequently, PCA even trademarked the phrase.

Most, if not all, of...


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Article and photos by Ryan Carignan

The six-hour Motul Sportscar Endurance Grand Prix was the fourth round of the IMSA endurance schedule and the first time in years that IMSA would run a long-format event at America’s National Park of Speed.

AO Racing and the No. 77 GT3 R were looking to score the season’s first victory in GTD PRO after multiple ...


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