Each month, Panorama magazine brings you the best from the world
of Porsche. Races, vintage car shows, technical articles, we cover
it all!
At Panorama, we never have room for all the pictures we'd like
to
share with our readers. Here are some photos that just wouldn't
fit
into the magazine this month.
Featured in the May issue is a report on this year's running
of the 12 Hours of Sebring. For this month's Gallery we bring
you some additional photos from America's great endurance race,
all shot by Leonard Turner.
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Would you let this man work on your car?
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Command center for the Flying Lizard team.
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Audi remains the dominant force at the front of
the field. This year the internecine battle between
Tom Kristensen and Allan McNish was racing at its
very best.
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The tough 12-hour event took its toll on the GT2
field--only seven of the 17 class starters finished
the race, with Porsche teams taking the top six positions.
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The TRG entry of Tracy Crohn, Mark Sluszny
and Michael Cawley came from the rear of the pack
to bring their GT3 RSR home fourth in the GT category.
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Justin Jackson, Tim Sugden and Nic Jonsson drove
for J3 Racing, scoring second in GT in the team's
highest-ever finish in an American Le Mans Series
race.
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Jörg Bergmeister, Lucas Luhr and Patrick Long scored
the GT victory with their Petersen/White Lightning
911 GT1 RSR.
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Relentless pit action produces victory.
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Porsche factory driver Lucas Luhr watches the monitor
as his car's lead grows smaller and smaller.
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Relentless pit action produces victory.
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Check out the May issue for the full story on Sebring,
the announcement of Porsche's return to prototype racing
this year with Penske Motorsports, a coincidental look at
the final race of the 917/30 at Mid Ohio in 1974 for which
Roger Penske hired Brian Redman, a feature on the M491 wide-body
Carreras, and a blast from the past with "Beast...He's the
Real Thing."
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