Porsche
Dual Spine
Dual Spine
Salzburg Livery
It wears the beautiful body of the Porsche 917K, the 1970 Le Mans winner, dressed in its iconic livery - a true encounter between past and present.
Homage to the Porsche 917K
The Salzburg-liveried Porsche 917K refers to the 1970 Le Mans–winning car finished in its distinctive red-and-white scheme. Operated by Porsche KG Salzburg, it featured a predominantly red body with white striping, the number “23,” and period sponsor markings. This livery remains one of the most recognizable identities of the 917K and a lasting symbol of Porsche’s first overall Le Mans victory.
The open rear fenders extend sharply toward the back, incorporating airflow channels that function as a built-in spoiler. An additional rear spoiler is goose-neck mounted at the center, while a large underbody diffuser enhances ground effect to its maximum.
Rear-End Aerodynamics
The cockpit of this vehicle features an inside-out structure that seamlessly connects the exterior and interior, enveloping the driver within a solid, protective frame.
Dual Spine Structure (Inside-out)
The aero wheel, merging forged aluminum construction with carbon add-on pieces, blends technical precision with sculptural aesthetics - balancing brake cooling efficiency with advanced aerodynamic performance.
Interior/Central cockpit
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