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Porsche Sport Driving School
Porsche Sport Driving School.
Training is given by experienced
Porsche instructors on a range
of courses, from beginner to
advanced, including final pre-
paration for a racing licence.
Customers can use their own
car or a loan vehicle supplied by
Porsche. Courses take place
on and off-road and are held at
national and international race
circuits, as well as Porsche’s
own track in Leipzig, so that the
foundation is laid for the next
stage – the Porsche Sports Cup.
For more information, call
+49 (0)711 911-78683 or
visit www.porsche.com/
sportdrivingschool.
Porsche Sports Cup.
Five racetracks, six events, one
experience: the Porsche Sports
Cup. Including races for both
road-licensed and race-modified
Porsche vehicles, these events
are held on tracks such as the
Nürburgring or Spa-Francorchamps.
From 2009, Porsche Sports Cup
events will be even more exciting
with the introduction of a new
series: the GT3 Cup Challenge.
This will provide a link to the
Porsche Carrera Cup and will
be the first championship of its
kind in Europe.
For more information, call
+49 (0)711 911-12384 or visit
www.porschesportscup.com
Porsche Club Sport.
The privately run Porsche Club
network organises individual
competitions and series in which
drivers compete in different
classes. The first Porsche Club
was founded by a small group of
enthusiasts back in 1952. Today
there are more than 600 clubs
in over 60 countries worldwide
with about 120,000 members
– and the trend is growing. The
Porsche Club organisation is
therefore one of the largest and
longest-established automotive
bodies in the world.
For more information, call
+49 (0)711 911-78307
or visit www.porsche.com.
Porsche Sports Cup
