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The Porsche racing simulator is one of the most up to date in the world. A hungry high-tech monster that feeds on data. That’s where factory driver Neel Jani practices the energy management so critical in Formula E.
Precision and concentration on the moment are qualities shared by good race-car drivers and photographers alike. André Lotterer is both: a passionate racer and talented photographer. The three-time Le Mans winner is one of two drivers in the newly formed TAG Heuer Porsche Formula E Team. A portrait.
For the first time at this year's IAA, Porsche is offering a twelve-day program on the brand at its stand. Experts with various backgrounds will give an insight into their work. The topics innovation and Esports are on the agenda for the last few days of the fair.
When Neel Jani first started racing, the cars had combustion engines. He then won Le Mans in a hybrid vehicle. And now he will be entering the Formula E for Porsche. The career of this thirty-five-year-old professional race-car driver reflects the transformation currently underway in motorsports.
The Porsche Museum at the Solitude Revival 2019: iconic racing cars such as the 917 KH "Gulf", 550 Spyder or 804 Formula 1, but also drivers such as Hans Herrmann, Hans-Joachim Stuck or André Lotterer were there.
The world’s first car race started in Paris 125 years ago. In December of 2019 Neel Jani will enter the first Formula E race in Porsche’s history. Then as now, it’s about the future of motorsports.
