Festival of Porsche
05/9/2018
The Festival of Porsche is a celebration of Germany’s most iconic sports cars, complete with racing, demonstrations and displays.
On the day, guests from Porsche Centre Tonbridge met at the Centre for a morning coffee. They had the opportunity to have a tour of our current Centre refurbishment before travelling in convoy to Brands Hatch.
The group enjoyed breakfast in the Porsche hospitality suite, displays throughout the day and some exciting racing from the Porsche Club Championship.
Guests were also treated to racing cars on display from history including the tree-times Le Mans winning Porsche 919 Hybrid.
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