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Porsche fans worldwide come together to celebrate Sportscar Together Day

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75 Years Porsche Motorsport

Thousands of Porsche owners, drivers and fans across the world came together across September 12 and 13 to celebrate Sportscar Together Day.

From Atlanta to Tokyo, from Silverstone to Singapore, the global celebration took place across all 10 Porsche Experience Centers and beyond.

Over 14,000 fans participated with 4000 visitor vehicles, across every Porsche Experience Center, making it a truly global celebration.

Across the world, countless Porsche Communities, Clubs, owner groups and local initiatives celebrated the occasion through community drives and local gatherings.

The international event brought together the global Porsche community to celebrate a shared passion for sports cars, driving fun and community. This year's edition was especially memorable, as all 10 Porsche Experience Centers around the world hosted SCTD events simultaneously for the first time.

As part of the celebrations, a range of special on-track experiences took place across several of the Porsche Experience Centers - with some very special guests.

From GT1 demonstration runs at PEC Hockenheimring to special product reveals at the PEC in Tokyo, here are some of the highlights from the weekend’s celebrations.

PEC Hockenheimring

Celebrations at the Hockenheimring - just 100km away from our headquarters in Zuffenhausen - were led by some very special guests.

Porsche Ambassador and 2015 World Endurance Champion Mark Webber headlined festivities, joined by two-time 24 Hours of Le Mans winner Hans-Joachim Stuck and Porsche factory driver Michelle Gatting.

On-track action was led by special Porsche GT1 demonstration runs and a Porsche Motorsport display, including the 992 Cup, as part of the 75 Years of Porsche Motorsport celebrations.

Across the weekend, there was also a Legends on Track show, and a historic vehicles exhibition.

PEC Leipzig

The Porsche Cayenne took centre stage at the PEC Leipzig’s Offroad Edition of Sportscar Together Day.

Hosted by Porsche Formula E Team development driver Gabriela Jilkova, a full day of special activities gave fans the chance to discover the history and future of the Porsche Cayenne, from the first model to the latest all-electric generation.

All four generations were on display, including the new Cayenne Electric, while the legendary 911 Dakar was the centrepiece as a special off-road highlight.

PEC Franciacorta

Almost 500 driving experiences took place at PEC Franciacorta across the weekend.

The centre, which opened in 2021 as the eighth PEC worldwide, hosted hundreds of fans and customers for a thrilling weekend on-track.

From the 911 Carrera GTS Sport Experience and the Carrera Cup Experience in the 911 GT3 Cup, to the Drifting and Off-Road Experiences, there was something for everyone at the Italian location.

PEC Toronto

Across the pond, the Porsche Parade Lap led the festivities at PEC Toronto.

Hosted by Lucas Scarfone, the Pickering, Ontario event brought together crowds of sportscar enthusiasts in Canada’s biggest city.

Dozens of drivers took to the circuit to display their Porsche, as the PEC Instructors put on a special Drift Circle Show.

Elsewhere Cayenne Electric Street Drives took place in the streets around the PEC, in the special edition of PEC Pitstop, PEC Toronto’s monthly Cars & Coffee series.

Special vehicles on display included the E1 Jagdwagen, a 1972 911S, a Carrera GT and a 997.II GT3 RS 4.0.

Porsche Track Experiences

Want to take part in a Porsche Track Experience? Visit our dedicated site here.

Get started with the Porsche Track Experience, and after completing the basic training courses, take your next step to the Porsche Track Experience operated by Manthey Racing on Grand Prix race tracks across Europe.

For more information about international Porsche Experiences, check out the International Event page.

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