Race Dates Confirmed for the Pink Pig
25/1/2019
Porsche Centre Wolverhampton is delighted to confirm that we will be competing in the Porsche Classic Restoracing Championship 2019. Our 'Pink Pig' Boxster S (986) is already up on the ramps in preparation.
In 2018, the Porsche Classic Restoracing Competition required participating Porsche Centres to restore a Boxster S (986), choose iconic livery from Porsche racing history and take part in a series of races competing with other Porsche Centres in the network.
In 2019, the Porsche Classic Restoracing Championship will see many of those cars take to the tracks once again in a new series of races.
Porsche-trained Technician Will Heslop is our nominated driver and, after having podium finishes in 2018, he can't wait to get back out onto the track and put the Boxster through its paces once again.
The Porsche Classic Restoracing Championship 2019 will run five race weekends between April and August. In addition to races at Brands Hatch and Silverstone, there will now also be meets at Donnington and Oulton Park.
The races will be held on the following dates and locations:
20 April - Donnington Park, Leicester
4 May - Brands Hatch GP, Kent
15 June - Silverstone GP, Northamptonshire
7 July - Brands Hatch Indy, Kent
31 August - Oulton Park International, Cheshire
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