In a spectacular finale to the 2024 FIA World Endurance Championship season Toyota Gazoo Racing emerged victorious in the WEC 8H Bahrain, claiming both the race win and the coveted manufacturers title
Nico Muller has signed with Andretti for the upcoming 2024/25 Formula E season, replacing Norman Nato.
German automaker Porsche has officially ruled out joining the grid for 2026 F1 or any time in the near future
Porsche has committed to stay in the all-electric Formula E championship until at least 2030
Porsche is currently considering changing its driver lineup for the 2024–25 Formula E season after testing Abt Cupra driver Nico Mueller.
Porsche’s appeal of Antonio Felix da Costa’s three-minute penalty from the first 2023 London E-Prix will affect the outcome of the race according to the driver.
Porsche has unveiled the Mission X concept as their latest halo car shortly after its Formula E driver Pascal Wehrlein won Round 10 in Jakarta.
Porsche’s ambition of racing in Formula 1 has apparently come to an end after they reportedly abandoned up on getting a slot on the 2026 grid.
According to sources four teams are competing to partner with Porsche in Formula 1
The 2026 cooperation between Red Bull and Porsche is officially over after the Austrian squad rejected the Volkswagen controlled company’s offer.
Porsche has formally canceled its aspirations to enter the F1 grid alongside Red Bull after an agreement could not be achieved.
The agreement that would have seen Porsche acquire 50% of the Red Bull team has been ruled out, according to the team’s advisor Dr. Helmut Marko.
Red Bull and Porsche’s long-rumored Formula 1 alliance is apparently having some issues.
Porsche has officially announced its 2023 911 GT3 R, which will soon compete at GT3-compliant international motorsports competitions like the IMSA series, FIA WEC World Endurance Championship, and 24-Hour Le Mans in 2024.
Porsche could be in for another challenging Le Mans 24 Hours based on the Balance of Performance in the GTE Pro class.
According to Volkswagen Group CEO Herbert Diess, Porsche and Audi, the big brands of the Volkswagen Group, will enter Formula 1 in 2026.
