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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 June issue is coverage of Porsche's fabulous
Rennsport Reunion II weekend at Daytona International Speedway
in April--a target rich environment for Panorama photographer
Leonard Turner. For this month's gallery we present an album of
photos from the weekend proving "it's not just the cars, it's
the people."
We refer you to the magazine for even more articles. How do you
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If you owned a Sunoco car, where else would you buy gas?
The 966 spyder was built by Kevin Jeannette in the summer
of 1990. Today it is owned by Stephen Bartkiw.
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Six-time winner of the 24 Hours of Le Mans Jacky
Ickx with Brian Redman, whose history with Porsche
is equally memorable. Ickx was honored at Rennsport
for his contributions to the sport, while Redman produced
the event in conjunction with Porsche Cars North America.
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During Porsche's 50th anniversary year in 1998,
the GT1 98LM came home first and second in the overall
standings at Le Mans, the last Porsche win at the
Sarthe.
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The longtail 908 owned by the Collier Collection
won at Spa in 1969 with Jo Siffert and Brian Redman
co-driving. It was the first year Porsche won the
World Manufacturers' Championship.
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British born driving ace Vic Elford
talks with a countryman, Panorama's European Editor
Mike Cotton.
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In 1954, Spyder 550-04, with Hans Herrmann aboard,
won its division of the great Carrera Panamericana
road race in Mexico. Today it belongs to the Porsche
Museum.
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But first, perhaps the most famous 917 of all--the
car that in 1970 brought Porsche it's first ever victory
at Le Mans--917-023, today owned by Dr. Julio Palmaz.
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Two American drivers, David Murry and Hurley Haywood,
sign the Rennsport Reunion poster during an extended
driver autograph session.
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Walking into any of Daytona's garages was like
entering an automobile museum.
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Eternally youthful, the 56-year-old Porsche Number
One takes to the track with Porsche Museum Director
Klaus Bischoff at the wheel.
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Indy 500 winner and team owner, but also a winner
in Porsches, Bobby Rahal signs an autograph for
an enthusiastic fan.
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On Saturday night at Rennsport, 600 PCAers celebrated
the occasion with a banquet. At the podium and projected
on the big screens is PCA National President Tom
Bobbitt.
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Check out the June issue for the complete story on Rennsport
Reunion, along with a profile on Dan Gurney and his time
at Porsche, a review of Porsche's 40 Jahre 911 compact disc,
Allan Caldwell's "The Long Hot 911 Summer" discussion of
oil temperatures and more.
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