The Latest Breaking News from Porsche

This is it! The start! It wasn’t the Daytona 24 Hours in January any more than it was the Spa 6 Hours nearly two years ago. The much-heralded golden era of sportscar racing finally begins with this week’s opening round of the World Endurance Championship at Sebring.

The #88 Porsche 911 RSR-19 entered in GTE Am sustained chassis damage when Ryan Hardwick clashed with the Chip Ganassi Racing Cadillac V-Series.R LMDh during FP2 on Wednesday afternoon and it cannot be repaired at the track.

Porsche CFO Lutz Metschke said the company has "very strong" order bank and order intake at the moment, but it has to manage the supply chain shortages.

All your questions answered as the newest campaign in the FIA’s all-electric racing championship continues

Pascal Vasselon, Toyota Gazoo Racing Europe technical director, insisted that the his team’s performance in the official pre-season WEC test that took place last weekend ahead of next Friday’s Sebring 1000 Miles championship opener “didn’t look good if you compare them with the IMSA test a few weeks ago”.

Additionally, the German company plans on updating its current-generation Cayenne SUV, which will continue to be sold alongside the upcoming electric version.

In addition, the Macan, 718, and Cayenne EVs will be about 15 percent costlier than the ICE models.

It'll offer a "completely new experience inside the vehicle."

In January, at the Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona the team’s livery paid tribute to the 1983 Daytona 24 Hours-winning Porsche 935 driven by AJ Foyt, Bob Wollek, Preston Henn and Claude Ballot-Lena.