Pikes Peak Art Car: 992 Turbo S Breaks Records in Collaboration with Porsche
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In this thrilling tale from Larry Chen, we dive into the high-octane world of Pikes Peak racing with a jaw-dropping Art Car wrap on a GT2RS Club Sport. The story unfolds with a shutdown forcing the team to get creative, resulting in a cover shoot for triple zero magazine using a rare Shades trademark. A chance encounter with Larry leads to a photoshoot featuring 718 spiders with a triple zero package, setting the stage for a race at Pikes Peak with a formidable 992 Turbo S aiming to shatter records. Despite facing rain on race day, this beast of a car, equipped with all-wheel drive and rear steer, proves its mettle on the challenging course.
The borrowed 992 Turbo S undergoes safety modifications, including a custom fuel cell and stock turbos, showcasing its prowess with Pilot Sport cup two tires, stock suspension, brakes, and Arrow. The car's remarkable performance at Pikes Peak underscores the 911 Turbo's legacy in its 50th year, setting a new standard for road cars at the iconic race. The exclusive 911 Turbo S tri0 commission, a collaboration between triple zero magazine and Porsche, features unique elements like a distinctive wing and mirror caps, adding a touch of flair to an already impressive machine.
Larry Chen's riveting narrative takes us on a wild ride through the world of high-performance racing, where innovation and determination converge to push the limits of what's possible on the legendary Pikes Peak course. The Art Car wrap, giveaway car for the 43 Institute, and the 992 Turbo S's quest to break records all come together in a tale of passion, speed, and the relentless pursuit of excellence. With each twist and turn at Pikes Peak, the story of the 911 Turbo S unfolds, showcasing the true spirit of automotive ingenuity and the thrill of conquering one of the most challenging races in the world.
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