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With a typical speed of serve of more than 100 mph, Emma Raducanu is no stranger to power, speed, and agility. The Grand Slam winner and British No 1 recently took a break from her athletic training schedule to explore her other passion, when she took the wheel of a 198 mph Porsche 911 GT3 at Brands Hatch, to the southeast of London, England.
From Wimbledon’s grass courts to the racetrack at Silverstone: tennis star and Porsche Brand Ambassador Emma Raducanu lived out her passion for Porsche and motorsport at the Porsche Experience Centre before travelling to the US tournaments.
Electric vehicle fire spread delay system in quarantine, Porsche Service Centre Seongsu, Korea, 2025, Porsche AG
The latest episode of the 9:11 Magazine celebrates the evolution of the 911 Turbo from the first generation through to today. Also: the new Cayenne Turbo GT and Mark Webber drives the 911 GT1 at Lake Como.
Bodywork repairs, Porsche Service Centre Seongsu, Korea, 2024, Porsche AG
On 1 November 1951, Australian businessman Norman Hamilton introduced the first two Porsche 356 sportscars to arrive in Australia at a special event at the South Melbourne Town Hall. Seventy years later in nearby Port Melbourne, Porsche Cars Australia has held a gala event to mark 70 years for Porsche in Australia. A special highlight: the 911 GT3 70 Years Porsche Australia Edition.
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