While this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed had plenty of Porsche 911s to ogle, Zuffenhausen’s presence at the world-famous automotive extravaganza wasn’t limited to the iconic sports car.
From historic Le Mans legends, to the latest hybrid hypercar, Porsche’s long history of other sports cars was richly celebrated in West Sussex, as the final part of our gallery shows. Enjoy:
Waiting for the off, a 1982 Porsche 956 in its iconic Rothmans livery sits at the startline as a 911 GT1 roars away.From one legendary colour scheme to another. Here the Gulf Racing Porsche 908.Despite nearly being two years old, the Porsche 918 Spyder continues to be a crowd-pleaser at events such as the Festival of Speed.Complete with Weissach Pack, the 918 Spyder gave Total 911 Editor, Lee Sibley the ride of a lifetime up the Goodwood driveway.Look out for a video onboard the 918 Spyder coming to Total911.com very soon.Fresh from victory at Le Mans, the no. 19 Porsche 919 Hybrid made an appearance on Sunday with Brendon Hartley at the wheel.On the ‘Style et Luxe’ lawn, this Porsche 356A Speedster certainly didn’t look out of place.Goodwood on a summer’s day and a Rothmans 956 scorching passed Lord March’s house. Perfect.After recently capturing victory no. 17, it was understandable that Porsche wanted to parade a few of its Le Mans legends.A seldom seen sight outside the Porsche Museum, the 1981 Porsche 936 that won that year’s 24 Hours of Le Mans.One of Porsche’s best GT cars? Only time will tell, but the Cayman GT4 certainly proved popular over the Festival of Speed weekend.
Total 911 would like to thank Definitive for the photos.
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