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SELECT ­­Porsche Magazine No. 1 | 2018 SELECT Porsche Magazine Motorsports on the French Riviera In the streets of Monaco – where Porsche past meets Porsche future 2 Editorial Start your engines 2018 has arrived and we are looking forward to a very eventful year – and a very special one at that. Porsche is turning 70, and we would like to use this occasion to give you exciting insights into the history of the brand in this year’s issues of SELECT. The first stop is the Mediterranean Sea in Porsche Motorsport style. To a place where the race track really does define the cityscape: the Principality of Monaco. We’re taking the new Motorsport Collection to the Circuit de Monaco, the world- famous city circuit on which drivers feverishly put their skills to the test each year at the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup and where, from 2019, a new Formula E Porsche works team will be at the starting line. Then there’s the 911 GT3 Collection for high performance around the bends of the most beautiful winding tracks. Before we leave, we will pursue our passion for new challenges in the mountains around Monaco, where we will give it our all with the Sport Collection on the golf course and on the Porsche Bike RX. In this issue, we will also introduce you to one of the newest and perhaps most legendary sports cars in Porsche history: the 911 GT3 RS as well as its ancestor, the 911 Monte, which acquired renown as the first 911 to take to the Rallye Monte Carlo. Fasten your seatbelts and enjoy the ride through Monaco, where Porsche past meets Porsche future. The SELECT editorial team 3 On course for success The bustling port, the world-famous hairpin bend at the Grand Hotel, past some of the most expensive properties in the world and through a city tunnel – the Circuit de Monaco is a true challenge for drivers. But it’s not just the level of difficulty that makes this historic city circuit in Monaco’s districts of Monte Carlo and La Condamine so attractive. It’s also the ideal location for a truly special event, which we have showcased in the Porsche racing calendar: the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup in Monaco. More information on this topic can be found on page 12. 4 Contents 10 06 46 Monaco and motorsports Baby Porsche 4S 10 48 Motorsport Collection Sport Collection 14 12 56 Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup The legend of the 911 Monte 24 60 911 GT3 Cup Driver’s Darlings 28 62 A look at Formula E Product world | Imprint Product overview 34 The Studio F. A. Porsche superyacht 38 The new 911 GT3 RS Collection 32 44 The new 911 GT3 RS 5 Warm-up with a view The path to the principality The coastal route, along Basse Corniche, is one of the most beautiful ways to get to Monaco. Azure blue water, stately mansions, picturesque spas and well-maintained, almost tropical gardens. If you get the pleasure of enjoying the stunning view along the N98 – which is the route’s official name – behind the wheel of a Porsche, you will get a taste of what awaits you in Monaco: sheer elegance, a high-class lifestyle, and a motorsports atmosphere at every corner. A visit to a world of wealth and speed It’s hard to detect the locals’ enthusiasm for motorsports at first glance. But if you look a little bit closer, you will see signs of the big races everywhere in the city: red and white striped curbs at particularly tight bends, racing posters, motorsports memorabilia in restaurants and, of course, all of the super sports cars on the densely populated streets. All-round splendour The race track in the city centre Monaco is probably best known for its wealthy residents. It is also one of the For most of the year, there’s not much to see of the famous Circuit de Monaco. most densely populated countries in the world. In 2015, the principality had a Then suddenly the streets are cordoned off and the traffic signs and plant population of 38,400 – over an area of roughly two square kilometres. It’s no pots have to give way to the grandstands, guardrails and mobile curbs. This wonder that the real estate prices are so high and the buildings so narrow. is when preparations for the Grand Prix begin. This doesn’t stop Monaco from leaving a more than excellent impression on its Motorsports and Monaco are inseparable. The first Grand Prix de Monaco was visitors, though. With its elegant parks and landscapes, classy buildings, the held in 1929, thanks to the efforts of the former general commissioner of the world-famous Monte Carlo Casino, yacht harbours and the palace of the royal renowned Automobile Club de Monaco. The race has been a regular fixture in family, the atmosphere of Monaco is the stuff of high-class dreams. But the the Formula 1 World Championship since 1955. The Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup principality’s asphalt is another story. Where else in the world can you find a has since been added to the repertoire of the Circuit de Monaco, as has the race track right outside your front door? Grand Prix de Monaco Historique, a race with classic racing cars that takes place every other year. A portion of the city circuit is also used for a spectacular race featuring cars with electric engines, known as the ePrix. In addition to these events, there’s one more race that makes Monaco go down in motorsports history: the legendary Rallye Monte Carlo. 8 A royal test of endurance Porsche past meets Porsche future The Rallye Monte Carlo was first held in 1911. Co-initiated by Prince Albert I, It’s not just their common history that ties Porsche to the small city-state. the race served the purpose of increasing tourism to the principality in the Here, on the French Riviera, Porsche past, present and future come together. colder months. And did it ever. Designed as an endurance test for both man and machine, the Rallye Monte Carlo has since become one of the most As a prelude to the Formula 1 Grand Prix, one of the most important brand famous motorsport events in the world. Countless spectators flock to Monaco cups, the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup, is held in Monaco every year. [ Find out every year to witness the award ceremony in front of the Prince’s Palace. In more from page 12 onwards. ] In future, the Porsche Motorsport family will 1965, Porsche seized upon the increasing popularity of the rally to put it's new travel to the Mediterranean more often. From 2019, Porsche will participate 911 to the test in front of a wider audience. [ You can read the whole story on in the Formula E with its own works team. The race in Monaco is sure to be page 56. ] a season highlight for Formula E [ more details can be found from page 28 onwards ]. While in racing country, it wouldn’t hurt to get to know Monaco a little bit better. 9 NEW. PTS Multiwheel® Ultralight Edition M – Limited Edition – Motorsport. Expected to be available from November 2018. Limited to 911 units. Robust, ultra-light RIMOWA® suitcase with four Multiwheel® rollers and recessed TSA-approved lock. Fits all current Porsche boots. Cabin baggage according to IATA norms*. Five-year warranty. 100 % polycarbonate. Dimensions: 55 x 40 x 20 cm. Capacity: approximately 33 l. Weight: approximately 3.2 kg. In Crayon/Black/Red. Made in Europe. WAP 035 401 0J Women’s polo shirt. Functional polo shirt. 95 % polyamide, 5 % elastane. In Red. WAP 494 0XS-XXL 0J NEW. Women’s soft shell jacket – Motorsport. Product details on page 21. WAP 806 0XS-XXL 0J P´8508 sunglasses. Aviator sunglasses by Porsche Design. Stainless steel frame. Lenses made of polycarbonate with 100 % UV protection. Frame: palladium. Lenses: mirrored Olive/Silver. WAP 078 508 0J C62 NEW. Men’s polo shirt – Motorsport. Functional polo shirt similar to those worn by the Porsche Motorsport team, featuring reflective elements. Breathable and quick-drying. Incl. earplugs for the race track. Material 1: 90 % polyamide, 10 % elastane. Material 2: 95 % polyamide, 5 % elastane. In Black/White/Red. WAP 801 00S-3XL 0J * Recommendations of the International Air Transport Association [ IATA ], as of January 2016. Accepted on-board luggage dimensions vary from airline to airline and may also differ according to the route and class of travel. 10 Take your team spirit on the road The Motorsport Collection lets you bring your Porsche team spirit to Monaco even before the race starts. Sports bag – Motorsport. With durable exterior. ‘PORSCHE’ logo on the front. Features two-way zip, various inner and outer compartments and a front pocket with organiser. Padded shoulder strap and suitcase link. Dimensions: approx. 57 x 25 x 32 cm. Capacity: approximately 45 l. Weight: approximately 1.5 kg. WAP 050 220 0G On the cover: NEW. Unisex vest – Motorsport. With high-performance padding and soft-shell inserts. Includes functional features such as a removable cloth and strap for your glasses and earplugs. Water column: 3,000 mm, breathability: 3,000 g/m2/24 h. 100 % polyester. In Black/Red/White. WAP 804 0XS-3XL 0J NEW. Men’s T-shirt – Motorsport. Functional T-shirt similar to those worn by the Porsche Motorsport team, with reflective elements. Breathable and quick-drying. Incl. earplugs for the race track. Material 1: 90 % polyamide, 10 % elastane. Material 2: 95 % polyamide, 5 % elastane. In Black/White/Red.
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