Podium finishes for the Pink Pig
06/9/2018
On Sunday 2 September the Porsche Classic Restoracing Competition 2018 drew to an exciting close, with the final race held at Brands Hatch.
The race team from Porsche Centre Wolverhampton travelled to the circuit on Friday evening to prepare and practise on Saturday. Once again, they were joined by both colleagues and customers to offer their support.
Eighteen Boxsters were due to compete but one was forced to withdraw following an accident during the practise rounds. Our driver, Will Heslop, drove our ‘Pink Pig’ superbly, competing in two races of 26 laps and finishing a very respectable second in the first race and third in the second race.
The Pink Pig is now on display for you to view at Porsche Centre Wolverhampton.
We would like to take this opportunity to thank the Porsche Centre Wolverhampton Race Team and Shorade Prestige Body Centre for the preparation and care of the ‘Pink Boxster’ over the last twelve months.
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