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select No. 1 | 2018 ­Porsche MagazineMotorsportson the French RivieraIn the streets of Monaco –where Porsche past meets Porsche future

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EditorialStart your engines2018 has arrived and we are looking forward to a very eventful year – and a veryspecial one at that. Porsche is turning 70, and we would like to use this occasionto give you exciting insights into the history of the brand in this year’s issues ofSELECT. The first stop is the Mediterranean Sea in Porsche Motorsport style.To a place where the race track really does define the cityscape: the Principalityof Monaco.We’re taking the new Motorsport Collection to the Circuit de Monaco, the world-famous city circuit on which drivers feverishly put their skills to the test each yearat the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup and where, from 2019, a new Formula E Porscheworks team will be at the starting line. Then there’s the 911 GT3 Collection for highperformance around the bends of the most beautiful winding tracks. Before weleave, we will pursue our passion for new challenges in the mountains aroundMonaco, where we will give it our all with the Sport Collection on the golf courseand on the Porsche Bike RX.In this issue, we will also introduce you to one of the newest and perhaps mostlegendary sports cars in Porsche history: the 911 GT3 RS as well as its ancestor, the911 Monte, which acquired renown as the first 911 to take to the Rallye Monte Carlo.Fasten your seatbelts and enjoy the ride through Monaco, where Porsche past meetsPorsche future.The SELECT editorial team 3

On course for successThe bustling port, the world-famous hairpin bend at the Grand Hotel, past some of the most expensiveproperties in the world and through a city tunnel – the Circuit de Monaco is a true challenge for drivers.But it’s not just the level of difficulty that makes this historic city circuit in Monaco’s districts of Monte Carloand La Condamine so attractive. It’s also the ideal location for a truly special event, which we have showcasedin the Porsche racing calendar: the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup in Monaco. More information on this topiccan be found on page 12 4

10 Contents1432 06 46 Monaco and motorsports Baby Porsche 4S 10 48 Motorsport Collection Sport Collection 12 56 Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup The legend of the 911 Monte 24 60 911 GT3 Cup Driver’s Darlings 28 62 A look at Formula E Product world | Imprint Product overview 34 The Studio F. A. Porsche superyacht 38 The new 911 GT3 RS Collection 44 The new 911 GT3 RS 5



Warm-up with a viewThe path to the principalityThe coastal route, along Basse Corniche, is one of the most beautiful ways to get to Monaco. Azure blue water, stately mansions, picturesque spas andwell-maintained, almost tropical gardens. If you get the pleasure of enjoying the stunning view along the N98 – which is the route’s official name –behind the wheel of a Porsche, you will get a taste of what awaits you in Monaco: sheer elegance, a high-class lifestyle, and a motorsports atmosphereat every corner.

A visit to a world of wealth and speedIt’s hard to detect the locals’ enthusiasm for motorsports at first glance. But if you look a little bit closer, youwill see signs of the big races everywhere in the city: red and white striped curbs at particularly tight bends,racing posters, motorsports memorabilia in restaurants and, of course, all of the super sports cars on thedensely populated streets.All-round splendor The racetrack in the city centerMonaco is probably best known for its wealthy residents. It is also one of the For most of the year, there’s not much to see of the famous Circuit de Monaco.most densely populated countries in the world. In 2015, the principality had a Then suddenly the streets are cordoned off and the traffic signs and plantpopulation of 38,400 – over an area of roughly 1.25 square miles. It’s no pots have to give way to the grandstands, guardrails and mobile curbs. Thiswonder that the real estate prices are so high and the buildings so narrow. is when preparations for the Grand Prix begin.This doesn’t stop Monaco from leaving a more than excellent impression on its Motorsports and Monaco are inseparable. The first Grand Prix de Monaco wasvisitors, though. With its elegant parks and landscapes, classy buildings, the held in 1929, thanks to the efforts of the former general commissioner of theworld-famous Monte Carlo Casino, yacht harbors and the palace of the royal renowned Automobile Club de Monaco. The race has been a regular fixture infamily, the atmosphere of Monaco is the stuff of high-class dreams. But the the Formula 1 World Championship since 1955. The Porsche Mobil 1 Supercupprincipality’s asphalt is another story. Where else in the world can you find a has since been added to the repertoire of the Circuit de Monaco, as has therace track right outside your front door? Grand Prix de Monaco Historique, a race with classic racing cars that takes place every other year. A portion of the city circuit is also used for a spectacular race featuring cars with electric engines, known as the ePrix. In addition to these events, there’s one more race that makes Monaco go down in motorsports history: the legendary Rallye Monte Carlo. 8

A royal test of endurance Porsche past meets Porsche futureThe Rallye Monte Carlo was first held in 1911. Co-initiated by Prince Albert I, It’s not just their common history that ties Porsche to the small city-state.the race served the purpose of increasing tourism to the principality in the Here, on the French Riviera, Porsche past, present and future come together.colder months. And did it ever. Designed as an endurance test for both manand machine, the Rallye Monte Carlo has since become one of the most As a prelude to the Formula 1 Grand Prix, one of the most important brandfamous motorsport events in the world. Countless spectators flock to Monaco cups, the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup, is held in Monaco every year. [ Find outevery year to witness the award ceremony in front of the Prince’s Palace. more from page 12 onwards. ] In future, the Porsche Motorsport family willIn 1965, Porsche seized upon the increasing popularity of the rally to put its travel to the Mediterranean more often. From 2019, Porsche will participatenew 911 to the test in front of a wider audience. [ You can read the whole story in the Formula E with its own works team. The race in Monaco is sure to beon page 56. ] a season highlight for Formula E [ more details can be found from page 28 onwards ]. While in racing country, it wouldn’t hurt to get to know Monaco a little bit better. 9

Women’s polo shirt. Functional polo shirt. 95 % polyamide, 5 % elastane. In Red. WAP 494 0XS-XXL 0J NEW. Women’s soft shell jacket – Motorsport. Product details on page 21.WAP 806 0XS-XXL 0J P´8508 sunglasses. Aviator sunglasses by Porsche Design. Stainless steel frame. Lenses made of polycarbonate with 100 % UV protection. Frame: palladium.Lenses: mirrored Olive/Silver. WAP 078 508 0J C62 NEW. Men’s polo shirt – Motorsport. Functional polo shirt similar to those worn by the Porsche Motorsport team, featuring reflectiveelements. Breathable and quick-drying. Incl. earplugs for the race track. Material 1: 90 % polyamide, 10 % elastane. Material 2: 95 % polyamide, 5 % elastane. In Black/White/Red.WAP 801 00S-3XL 0J 10

Take your team spirit on the roadThe Motorsport Collection lets you bring your Porsche team spirit to Monaco even before the race starts.Sports bag – Motorsport. With durable exterior. ‘PORSCHE’ logo on the front. Features two-way zip, various inner and outer compartments and a front pocket with organizer. Paddedshoulder strap and suitcase link. Dimensions: approx. 22.5 x 10 x 12.5 in. Capacity: approx. 25 gal. Weight: approx. 3.3 lbs. WAP 050 220 0GOn the cover: NEW. Unisex vest – Motorsport. With high-performance padding and soft-shell inserts. Includes functional features such as a removable cloth and strap for your glassesand earplugs. Water column: 3,000 mm, breathability: 3,000 g/m2/24 h. 100 % polyester. In Black/Red/White. WAP 804 0XS-3XL 0J NEW. Men’s T-shirt – Motorsport. FunctionalT-shirt similar to those worn by the Porsche Motorsport team, with reflective elements. Breathable and quick-drying. Incl. earplugs for the race track. Material 1: 90 % polyamide,10 % elastane. Material 2: 95 % polyamide, 5 % elastane. In Black/White/Red. WAP 805 00S-3XL 0J 11



Zuffenhausen on the French RivieraThe Porsche one-make series in MonacoOnce a year, Zuffenhausen goes Mediterranean: when nearly 30 drivers take their Porsche Cup vehicles to the famous Circuit de Monaco, and a choir of485 hp [ 357 kW ] strong, six-cylinder boxer engines echoes through the narrow alleys of Monte Carlo. The Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup in Monaco turnsthe principality into a meeting point for Porsche enthusiasts from all around the world.

Sporty theatrics pushed to their limitsThe Porsche Mobil 1 SupercupAll for one and one for all – this could be the unofficial slogan of the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup.Because just like every Porsche one-make series, drivers in this challenging variation line up at the startin identical vehicles: the 911 GT3 Cup. 14

25 years of equal opportunity drivers’ heartbeats, but also the audience’s – for a quarter century and counting. Ever since the event’s first starting shot, in 1993, the Porsche one-Nowhere else in the world is the difference between winning and losing so make series has taken place in the exclusive environment of the FIA Formula 1dependent on the driver’s skills. As soon as the drivers are given the go, only World Championship – right before the Grand Prix – at the most impressiveone thing counts: fair competition in which it comes down to fractions of a race tracks in Europe and the world. Steeped in tradition, tracks like Monaco,second. Every race is an open duel that, lap after lap, not only accelerates the Monza and Spa-Francorchamps have therefore been fixtures in the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup racing schedule for many years. The brand cup has inspired fans around the globe on 21 different race tracks. It made its début outside of Europe in 1999, at the Grand Prix in Australia. After having been held in venues like Indianapolis, Bahrain, Abu Dhabi and Austin, Mexico City was next on the docket for the 2017 Supercup. Today, the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup is at the cutting edge of Porsche brand cups around the world. Here, experienced professionals and up-and-coming stars who are hungry for success come together to put their skills to the test. A pool of talent The Supercup is organized directly by Porsche. By staying committed to the principle of absolute equal opportunity, the event guarantees fair competition of the highest caliber in motorsports – and thus the thrill of racing down to the last bend. This provides ambitious youngsters with the perfect stage for the pros: at present, no less than ten Porsche works drivers are from the Supercup talent pool, and many more Porsche drivers managed to clinch top spots in motorsports. Earl Bamber had a particularly sensational rise to success. After the New Zealander became the 2014 Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup champion, he achieved victory again the following year at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Two years later, he did it again. Start – finish – champagne The unique profile of the track in particular is what makes the Grand Prix of Monaco such a special event in the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup racing calendar every year. Stretching around 2 miles, the city circuit is not only the shortest, but also one of the most challenging race tracks the brand cup has visited, despite – or perhaps because of – the relatively low average speed the drivers reach. The city’s many narrow alleys prevent drivers on the Circuit de Monaco, a temporary track through the middle of the city, from going too fast. Consisting of 18 – sometimes very tight – bends and strong contrasts between dark and light when the drivers come out of the tunnel, the circuit puts the race’s contenders to the ultimate test. It is precisely this high level of difficulty that makes the Circuit de Monaco so charming. The course runs through the districts of Monte Carlo and La Condamine, passing some of the principality's most famous sights along the way. The grandstands lining the track are even visible to spectators witnessing the race on their yachts in the harbor. Only a few race tracks in the world are capable of offering a view this exclusive. 15

NEW. Women’s polo shirt – Motorsport. Functional polo shirt similar to those worn by the Porsche Motorsport team, featuring reflective elements. Breathable andquick-drying. Incl. earplugs for the racetrack. Material 1: 90 % polyamide, 10 % elastane. Material 2: 95 % polyamide, 5 % elastane. In Black/White/Red. WAP 802 0XS-XXL 0JNEW. Baseball cap – Motorsport. Product details on page 23. WAP 800 001 0J 16

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Save the date: 24 to 27 May 2018In 2018, the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup is enteringthe next round in the streets of Monaco.



NEW. Men’s soft shell jacket – Motorsport. Similar to those worn by the Porsche Motorsport team. With reflective elements. Water column of 5,000 mm andbreathability of 5,000 g/m2/24 h. Includes functional features such as a removable cloth and strap for your glasses and earplugs. 100 % polyester. In Black/White/Red.WAP 807 00S-3XL 0J NEW. Lanyard – Motorsport. Product details on page 23. WAP 800 003 0J Sport Chrono. Ronda movement with 13 jewels and waterproofcasing [10 ATM ]. With chronograph function. Stainless steel casing with PVD coating in black. Metal dial with sun-brushed effect in Guards Red. Sapphire glass withanti-reflection treatment on one side. Rubber strap in Black. Diameter: 1.65 in. In Silver/Guards Red/Black. Swiss made. WAP 070 004 0J 20

NEW. Women’s soft shell jacket – Motorsport. Similar to those worn by the Porsche Motorsport team. With reflective elements. Water column of 5,000 mm andbreathability of 5,000 g/m2/24 h. Includes functional features such as a removable cloth and strap for your glasses and earplugs. 100 % polyester. In Black/White/Red.WAP 806 0XS-XXL 0J P´8478 sunglasses. Porsche Design sunglasses with an interchangeable lens mechanism and interchangeable lenses. Titanium frame. Lensesmade of polycarbonate with 100 % UV protection. Frame: Light Gold. Lenses: Brown. Interchangeable lenses: mirrored Light Blue/Silver. WAP 078 478 0J A69 21

Ready for the next race: the new accessories from the Motorsport Collection offer a uniqueinterpretation on the look of Porsche racing cars with a multi-purpose RIMOWA® case in anexclusive Motorsport design and a lanyard that draws on the look of a safety belt. 22

NEW. Baseball cap – Motorsport. Sporty baseball cap with embroidered ‘Porsche Motorsport’ logo. Outer material: 100 % polyester. Lining: 100 % cotton. In Black/Red/White.WAP 800 001 0J NEW. Lanyard – Motorsport. Key strap inspired by the look of the safety belts in Porsche racing cars. With ‘Porsche Motorsport’ badges and safety closure.Size adjustable. Strap: 100 % polyester. In Black/Red. WAP 800 003 0J 23

Highly specialized –in fast lap times: the 911 GT3 CupDesigned to precisely execute every driving maneuver and adjustment on the race track and to bring outeach driver’s individual strengths. The result is a precision instrument for the race track, optimized for thecustomer’s athletic achievements: the 911 GT3 Cup.Three digits, countless victories By continually optimizing the 911 GT3 Cup, it has become one of the most versatile racing cars in customer sport today. It is also one of the mostThe 911 embodies uncompromising sportiness. Each and every vehicle was successful: with more than 3,900 models built, this Porsche brand cup vehicledeveloped for top performance. The latest design of the Porsche 911 GT3 Cup has been the most-produced and most-sold GT racing car in the world sinceis based on the seventh generation of the sports car icon, the 991 II. The series 1990. The wide range of situations for which it is suited has certainlyproduction models roll off the same production line as the racing cars at contributed to its success. The new 2017 model has been used in theheadquarters in Zuffenhausen, where they are fitted with the cutting-edge, Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup as well as the Porsche Carrera Cup in Germanytop-level motorsport technology that allows them to live up to their calling: and North America, and it will be deployed at additional brand cups around theuncompromising performance on the race track. world as well as various GT and endurance races from the 2018 season onwards. 24

Optimized for on-track racing From the characteristic front and rear trim to the newly designed four-point LED headlights and tail lights, this vehicle combines the character of the iconic Porsche 911 with the latest motorsport technology. Each individual detail was designed to meet the demands of the race track. The front and rear trim, for example, were optimized to reduce wind resistance, and the software was overhauled in 2017 to allow vehicle diagnosis to be carried out directly on the steering wheel display. Additional vehicle sensors also increase the amount of vehicle data gathered to increase the effectiveness of the data evaluation. The vehicle features an enlarged roof hatch, making it easier to get to the driver in the event of an accident. Furthermore, the aluminum–steel hybrid construction of the chassis as well as the new racing seat meet all of the FIA safety criteria. Plenty of space – for the cylinders The four-liter, six-cylinder boxer aggregate delivers up to 357 kW [ 485 hp ] at 7,500 rpm for proper performance. The engine’s power is transferred to the rear axle via a racing clutch and a Porsche sequential six-speed constant-mesh transmission. Paddle shifters are used to shift the gears, which are engaged electropneumatically. One major advantage of this system is the increased engine and transmission operating time until the first revision [ engine: 100 hours; transmission: 60 hours ]. This reduces the operating costs and makes the 911 GT3 Cup not only the ticket to the world of Porsche brand cups, but also a pure-blooded racing machine – optimized for customer sport.25

Intelligent design of the highest order is just as much a requirement for fan gear as it is for Porsche racing cars.The new windbreaker jacket, for example, features waterproof seams for added quality, and an innovative mixof materials make the T-shirts extra comfortable. As a special feature, the jackets, vest and shirts each comewith a pair of high-end earplugs to protect your ears at the next race. 26

NEW. Unisex windbreaker jacket – Motorsport. Lightweight, highly functional jacket. With stow-away hood, reflective elements and waterproof seams. Water column of 5,000 mm andbreathability of 5,000 g/m2/24 h. Includes functional features such as a removable cloth and strap for your glasses and earplugs. 100 % polyester. In Black/White/Red. WAP 803 0XS-3XL 0JEssential Classic watch set. 911 Essential watch edition in Silver. Incl. one leather strap and two fabric straps with quick-change mechanism. Swiss Ronda movement with one jewel.Waterproof casing made from toughened aluminum [ 10 ATM ]. Screw-down base and crown. Crown and tube made of toughened stainless steel. Engraving on base with serial number.Mineral glass with sapphire coating. Black dial with Porsche Crest and Red details. Diameter: 1.7 in. WAP 070 001 0J NEW. Women’s T-shirt – Motorsport. Functional T-shirt similarto those worn by the Porsche Motorsport team, with reflective elements. Breathable and quick-drying. Incl. earplugs for the race track. Material 1: 90 % polyamide, 10 % elastane.Material 2: 95 % polyamide, 5 % elastane. In Black/White/Red. WAP 808 0XS-XXL 0J 27

Electronic music of the futureThe Monaco ePrixSome die-hard motorsports fans may have to get used to the sound. Compared to the sonorous engines of their petrol-powered counterparts,the Formula E cars strike a somewhat softer note. But in the motorsports atmosphere of the Monaco ePrix, quieter doesn’t mean less powerful.Seeing these futuristic cars speed through the narrow streets of Monte Carlo is a truly electrifying experience – both from the grandstands andunder the hood. In 2019, a Porsche works team will line up at the starting line and drive off into the electric future of Porsche Motorsport.



Progress meets thrillPorsche and Formula E“Our entry into and successful presence in Formula E are the logical outcome of our Mission E”, saysPorsche AG Executive Board member Michael Steiner, who is responsible for research and development. In2019, Porsche will start to compete in the world’s first purely electric racing series with its own works team.But what is Formula E exactly?Fuel consumption of E-Hybrid models: [ in l/100 km ]:urban 3.4–2.5; CO₂ emissions combined 79–56 g/km; electricity consumption combined 20.8–15.9 kWh/100 km 30

Pioneering technology from the 919 Hybrid is currently being put to use in thePorsche E-Hybrid models. With the Mission E concept study, Porsche laid out its ideaof the fully electric car of the future.The electric future of motorsports maximum performance of up to 250 kW [ 340 hp ]. The maximum vehicle weight and permitted batteries are also subject to regulation, which isThe future of motorsports will be environmentally friendly and sustainable as undergoing change. Due to battery limitations, drivers used to have to switchwell as boast innovative engine concepts. With the Mission E, these have been vehicles in the middle of the race. In the future, however, they will be able tocentral themes at Porsche for years – themes the company is focusing more drive the entire race in the same vehicle.and more of its attention on in motorsports. After the legendary 19th overallvictory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in the 2017 season, Porsche left LMP1-class An additional boost from the fansendurance racing to concentrate its efforts on Formula E.Formula E has been gaining popularity since the starting shot was fired in Fans are indispensable to teams and drivers in motorsports. That’s the way it2014. With this series, the FIA, which organizes Formula 1 and the WEC in has always been and always will be. But in Formula E, fans are needed foraddition to Formula E, is ushering in the future of electromobility. City centers more than just increasing morale, they also give the teams a tangibleof major cities like Hong Kong, New York, Paris and Berlin serve as temporary competitive advantage – a so-called FanBoost.race tracks for the 50-minute race, and a shortened version of the Circuit deMonaco is also one of the event’s venues. Before each race, Formula E fans can cast a vote online for a driver. The three drivers with the most votes then receive a FanBoost in the form of additionalTechnology for tomorrow power for their vehicle. This extra energy can be deployed one time at any point during the race. The drivers can choose whether they want to use theThe first Formula E season, the 2014/15 season, saw all drivers competing FanBoost for a short, powerful jolt of energy or for a longer sprint with lessin identical vehicles. It wasn’t until the coming years that teams were allowed power. The way this additional energy is regulated is subject to change fromto incorporate their own technologies more and more. This was a major season to season.selling point for Porsche. “The increased degree of freedom for our owndevelopments made Formula E attractive to us”, says Michael Steiner. This unique interaction between drivers and fans serves to make the race even more exciting and goosebump-inducing. Not least because of this fanFormula E regulations are constantly developing; they change from season participation is Formula E the ideal place for Porsche to put the technologiesto season. The so-called “technical roadmap” lays out these developments. of tomorrow to the ultimate test. After all, the sports car of the future has toFor example, where the maximum vehicle performance was restricted to be able to make the hearts of the next generation of Porsche enthusiasts race200 kW [ 272 hp ] in the first season, the 2018/19 season will allow for a faster and faster as well. 31

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For your personal bests – on and off the roadThermal beaker. High-end thermal beaker made from double-walled stainless steel. With Porsche Crest on the body and embossed ‘PORSCHE’ logo on the lid. Keeps hot beverageswarm and cold beverages cool. Capacity: approximately 15.2 oz. NEW. WAP 050 650 0J [ high-gloss Lava Orange finish ], WAP 050 064 0H [ stainless steel ], WAP 050 063 0H[ high-gloss Black finish ] 33



Wonders on the waterA visit to the 2017 Monaco Yacht ShowYachts abound at Port Hercule, defining the unique urban image of Monaco. Once a year, however, this elegant armada of luxury boats takes on trulyHerculean proportions – at the Monaco Yacht Show, one of the most important superyacht events in the world. In 2017, there was a special newcomerto the scene: the GTT 115, a pioneering superyacht designed by Studio F. A. Porsche in cooperation with the Monégasque yacht builder Dynamiq.

A lasting impressionThe Dynamiq GTT 115 – a design highlight in a sea of superyachtsIn September 2017, at berth H01 at Quai Louis II, right in front of the Monaco Yacht Club, the GTT 115 celebrated its world premiere at the Monaco Yacht Show.Uniting intelligent performance and efficiency in a sporty design, Studio F. A. Porsche and the yacht builder Dynamiq created a Gran Turismo ready for a transatlanticvoyage. The GTT 115 utilizes cutting-edge technologies to reach a top speed of over 21 knots with a range of 3,400 nautical miles while minimizing fuel consumption.With a length of 115 feet, it combines maneuverability with the many advantages of a large yacht. In this exclusive interview, Studio F. A. Porsche Managing DirectorRoland Heiler told SELECT just what makes the GTT 115 so special.SELECT: Following a number of impressive, multiple-award-winning projects SELECT: You mentioned the high functionality standards Studio F. A. Porschefrom Studio F. A. Porsche, you have surprised us with an avant-garde places on all of its projects. What makes the GTT 115 Hybrid so “functional”?superyacht. How did a Zell am See-based design studio in the Austrian Alpscome to join forces with a Monégasque yacht builder? RH: The interior design for one. The focus here was on maximum flexibility.Roland Heiler [ RH ]: Dynamiq had the idea to build a yacht with a consistent That's why we went for a “loose furniture” concept. On many yachts, thedesign concept. This is rather unusual for superyachts, because these elegant interior is completely fixed. We wanted to keep it as flexible as possible forships are typically either fully individual custom builds or the buyer has no the owner so that it can optimally suit any purpose and capacity, whether it’sinfluence on the design whatsoever. So Dynamiq approached us when looking being used for a vacation with the family or friends or for an exclusive party.for a design partner for the project. We thought this sounded like a goodchallenge. SELECT: ‘GTT’ stands for ‘Gran Turismo Transatlantic’. How much sports car can be found in this superyacht?We first looked into whether the project was compatible with our values, and RH: Details with the Porsche DNA can be found in every nook and cranny.we discovered that we have a lot in common with Dynamiq in the process. But never directly. They’re a bit more subtle.Both companies value high functionality and uncompromising quality, so therewere many overlaps from the very beginning. We also thought it simply The exterior gives a few slight nods to typical Porsche design that thesounded like a good idea. connoisseur may recognize. The roof rack on the flybridge is reminiscent of the Targa roll bar, and the side air intakes on the stern, near the engines,SELECT: Why is that? resemble the air intake of the Carrera GT. The yacht is painted in RhodiumRH: From the get go, we were impressed that the yacht was to be a “smart Silver Metallic, a common Porsche color that was selected in the Porscheyacht” with many features that benefit the consumer, completely in line with Exclusive Manufaktur.what we call “intelligent performance”. The idea was to be a little more cleverin every way. One example of how we did this is by using a sustainable, hybrid The interior features the famous pepita houndstooth pattern in Espressoengine for lower speeds – when entering a port, for instance. Brown with high-end decorative seams in White, lending the inside the look of a historic Porsche sports car.SELECT: Can you tell us some more differences between the GTT 115 Hybridand other superyachts? SELECT: Was the GTT 115 designed for Porsche enthusiasts in particular? RH: We designed the yacht for forward-looking yacht owners who appreciateRH: Already at first glance, the silhouette of the GTT 115 looks different from the advantages of speed, high-end and functional design, and our philosophyother “typical” yachts. The bottom section of the bow resembles that of a of perfect performance. It’s not something only Porsche fans will be drawn to.sailboat. This is known as a “wave-piercing bow” and serves to reduce theflow resistance in the water. On top of that, the hull is made completely ofaluminum, and as such is much more valuable than fiberglass-reinforcedplastic.It also has a length of 115 feet, or about 35 meters. We wanted to give theyacht a “manageable” size. We were able to get the most out of the spaceavailable. It’s a bit like a private jet. It should create a feeling of spaciousness.The glass rotunda at the stern, which can be opened with sliding doors, helpsachieve this. When these doors are completely open, you can see all the wayto the other end of the yacht, and the room looks like a giant parlor. 36

Roland Heiler, Managing Director of Studio F. A. Porsche Born in 1958 in southern Germany, Roland Heiler has long been part of the world of Porsche. He completed his training as a technical draftsman at Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG. Heiler’s talent quickly became evident, and he was given a scholarship to study at the Royal College of Art in London. After finishing his studies in design, he worked in various design departments at Porsche before eventually accepting a position as head designer at the Porsche Styling Studio in California in 2000. In 2004 he became Managing Director of Studio F. A. Porsche. Heiler has also been a member of the Porsche Design Group Managing Board since 2007. Find out more about the GTT 115 superyacht in this video Connection costs are based on your mobile phone contract37



Challengers wanted The new 911 GT3 RS Collection Drivers, fans and friends of genuine motorsports can expect a challenge that will push them out of their comfort zone, far off into the realm of unfiltered fascination. The new 911 GT3 RS brings Porsche Motorsport technology from the race track to the roads – and the collection to go with the exceptional sports car brings it even further. Nowhere else can sports car enthusiasts experience the spirit of the newest elite athlete from Porsche more than in products like the sweat jacket, collector’s T-shirt and baseball cap. With a casual look, details in characteristic Lizard Green and a tendency to spice up everyday life.NEW. Collector’s T-shirt edition no. 11 – Limited Edition – 911 GT3 RS. Collector’s T-shirt with the 911 GT3 RS motif. Unisex. Comes in an exclusive metal box featuring the same printedmotif. Includes a postcard explaining the motif. Extremely soft T-shirt fabric. 100 % cotton. In mottled Dark Grey. WAP 811 0XS-3XL OJ USA NEW. Men’s sweat jacket – 911 GT3 RS.Product details on page 40. WAP 812 00S-3XL 0J Essential Classic watch set. Product details on page 27. WAP 070 001 0J

NEW. Men’s sweat jacket – 911 GT3 RS. Sporty sweat jacket with knit collar. Design inspired by the 911 GT3 RS with Lizard Green details and seams. ‘CHALLENGERS WANTED’logo on the inside. Underside of arm made of sweat material with porous look. Outer material: 59 % polyester, 41 % cotton. Underside of arm: 50 % cotton, 50 % polyester.Lining 1: 89 % polyamide, 11 % elastane. Lining 2: 100 % cotton. In Grey Mélange. WAP 812 00S-3XL 0J 40

NEW. Baseball cap – 911 GT3 RS. Classic baseball cap with ‘GT3 RS’ logo. 100 % cotton. Size adjustable. In Black. Logo in Lizard Green. WAP 810 001 0JEssential Classic watch set. Product details on page 27. WAP 070 001 0J 41

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Ready to attackNEW. 911 GT3 RS – Limited Edition. Limited to 1,911 units [ features limited-edition serial number ]. In Lizard Green. Black/Lizard Green interior. Made of metal. Scale: 1 : 43. WAP 020 159 0J.The 911 GT3 RS model is available in various designs in a scale of 1 : 43 and 1 : 18. The limited-edition 1 : 18 models come with an exclusive collector’s display case. WAP 021 159 0J[ Lizard Green ]. See page 67 for more product details. 43

Your daily dose of motorsportsThe new 911 GT3 RSMonaco is a place of extremes – so it’s naturally the perfect place for the latest power package from thePorsche Research and Development Center. Because with the race track right at its doorstep, it’s certainlyin its element: the new 911 GT3 RS.911 GT3 RS fuel consumption [ in l/100 km ]:urban 19.2 · extra urban 9.0 · combined 12.8; CO₂ emissions combined 291 g/km 44

Motorsports for every day Brake performanceIf you’re looking for a challenge, you’re in the right place. The rear silencer The new 911 GT3 RS also displays optimal performance in terms of negativeand titanium exhaust module are visible signs of what to expect in the new acceleration. The new 911 GT3 RS is equipped as standard with a particularly911 GT3 RS: unadulterated sound,pure performance and a challenge no powerful brake system with asports car enthusiast could resist. specifically matched brake booster.With its performance-based seven- The red six-piston aluminum brakespeed Porsche Doppelkupplung calipers on the front axle and the[ PDK ], it dashes from 0 to 60 mph in four-piston equivalents at the rearjust 3.2 seconds and its propulsion are designed as monobloc units. Thedoesn’t end until a top track speed composite brake discs are 15 in. inof 195 mph has been reached. The diameter, front and rear. Thanks toorigins of the 911 GT3 RS play no their two-piece construction withsmall part in these impressive aluminum brake chambers, they savefigures. After all, its motor is based weight and thereby reduce unsprungon that of its closest relative, the and rotating masses. The brake discs911 GT3 Cup. are cross-drilled and internally vented for powerful braking evenThe rear-axle steering with sport in adverse weather conditions.tuning combines performance and Or when pitted against thepracticality as standard features. challenges of motorsports.It boasts an electromechanicaladjustment system at each rear Aerodynamicswheel to enable various steeringangles. This has the advantage that, With titanium grilles, the large airat lower speeds, the system will intakes in the front ensure optimumsteer the rear wheels to counteract cooling. The additional air outlet inthe angle of the front wheels, front of the front lid fosters thecreating the effect of a shortened throughflow of the middle radiatorwheelbase. and, by diverting the airstream,The driver can then take tight bends increases the aerodynamiclike the famous hairpins on the downforce at the front axle.Circuit de Monaco more dynamically. Furthermore, the lip of the rearManeuvering in everyday situations spoiler as well as the side skirts areis also made easier and the turning larger than those of the car’sradius becomes smaller. At higher predecessor. Additional downforce isspeeds, the system steers the rear generated at the rear axle by thewheels in the same direction as the fixed rear wing made of fiberglass-front wheels. This creates the effect reinforced plastic, increasing drivingof an extended wheelbase, thus stability even at high speeds. Theincreasing stability and agility. It can black wing brackets are made ofalso save the driver crucial fractions forged aluminum.of a second when making quick lanechanges or passing other cars on the In short: the new 911 GT3 RS featuresround track. race track aerodynamics and maximum sportiness. It is simultaneously a challenge to oneself and to the opponent on the race track, and it is a promise to anyone who wants to find out what they’re made of. 45

The Baby Porsche 4S is now available in Lizard Green, the color of the new 911 GT3 RS.Promoting young talents – the Porsche way.NEW. Baby Porsche 4S. Easy-to-hold security steering wheel with mechanical horn. With extra-wide, whisper-quiet tires. Ergonomically designed softseat [ removable ]. 3D headlights and tail lamps made of high-quality plastic. In Lizard Green. Suitable for ages 1.5–3. Made in Germany. WAP 040 004 0J 46

20% stronger. 20% lighter.100% Porsche.20” 911 Turbo Carbon Fiber Summer Wheel SetThe highly anticipated 20” Carbon Fiber Summer Wheel Set is available in verylimited quantities, only for the 911 Turbo S Exclusive Series vehicle.Each wheel consist of more than 200 pieces to assemble the base and thecenter. A 29-foot-diameter wheel is used to braid strings of carbon fibertogether for the base. The center is created with carbon fiber fabric cutoutshand-assembled into the shape and structure of the wheel. The base andcenter are then braided together, and a resin is added to the carbon fiber tocreate the polymer. 11.8 miles (18 kilometers) of woven carbon fibercompound go into each individual wheel.Pressure plus extreme heating and cooling, hardens the wheels into their finalstructural form before a protective clear lacquer coat is applied. This assemblymethod creates denser carbon fiber using less material while creating a morerigid and structurally stronger product.The final result is a highly detailed and highly exclusive carbon fiber wheel,20% lighter and stronger than a standard Porsche alloy wheel.The Porsche Tequipment 20” 911 Turbo Carbon Fiber Summer Wheel Setis exclusively available for order at your authorized Porsche dealer.©2018 Porsche Cars North America, Inc. Porsche recommends seat belt usage and observance of traffic laws at all times.



The journey to the topA performance update with the new Sport CollectionFrom the race track to the private workout, the most important source of fuel for the journey to the top is ambition. If you want to achieve greatness,you have to give it your all – and you shouldn't expect any less of your equipment. No matter if it is about the precision of the perfect swing or the abilityto tap into your final power reserve on the final stretch on your bike: when sport meets the Porsche Crest, you can expect that functional design,state-of-the-art materials and the unmistakable Porsche aesthetic are combined to create an intelligent, holistic concept developed with passionfor top performance.

A lightweight concept with intelligent details – with seven or 14 compartments. The new generation of golfbags ensure top Porsche performance on the green. Their sophisticated features let athletes focus all of theirconcentration on the perfect drive.Macan Turbo fuel consumption [ in l/100 km ]:urban 11.8-11.6 · extra urban 7.8–7.6 · combined 9.2-9.0; CO₂ emissions combined 216-211 g/km 50


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