Le Mans Exhibition at Porsche Museum

A new comprehensive exhibition at the Porsche Museum in Germany will highlight the company’s many successes at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Held from March 26 to July 13, 2014, the “24 Hours for Eternity” display in Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen will also highlight Porsche’s present-day Le Mans commitment with a display of the Porsche 919 Hybrid. The car celebrated its premiere only three weeks ago at the Geneva Motor Show.

The exhibition at the Porsche Museum was transformed to a racing track in homage to the famous endurance race. The focus will be on the 919 Hybrid, the fastest research lab and most complex racing car Porsche has ever built. The onset of the Porsche Le Mans history in 1951 marked the beginning of the “24 Hours for Eternity” special exhibition. Re-enactments of racing situations from the victorious racing years on life-sized prism walls and track sections such as the Hunaudières straight will guide the museum visitor through the special exhibition.