Porsche 911 Carrera RSR Turbo 2.1 - Flyby's and revving (Zandvoort 2018)

Engine Flat-6 Turbo / 2142 cc / 130.6 cu in Power: 500 bhp / 373 kW @ 7600 rpm Torque: 549 Nm / 405 ft lbs @ 5400 rpm Weight: 750 kg / 1653.4 lbs 0-100 kmh: 3,2s Driver: Gijs van Lennep (NDL) Event: Historic GP http://historicgrandprix.nl/ Porsche demo Track: Circuit Zandvoort Date: 2018-09-02 This is a 911 that wrote a big part of Porsche history. It was the first turbo powered Porsche 911 and the first turbo powered Porsche at Le Mans. This chassis debuted in the hands of Gijs van Lennep and Herbert Müller at the Le Mans 4-Hours race but failed to reach the finish at this occasion. Its best result came a few weeks later when Van Lennep and Müller placed it third overall during the Spa 1000 km. Following its final competitive outing late in June of 1974, it was retained by the factory and is now part of the museum collection. After being a non runner for many years, the first 911 Turbo racer has been treated to a ground up restoration, which was ready in time for Porsche's 70th anniversary celebrations in 2018. It was demonstrated during this year's Goodwood Festival of Speed, with amongst others Gijs van Lennep behind the wheel. In the 1974 24h of Le Mans Gijs Van Lennep and Herbert Müller finished 2nd overall with a sister car, behind a Matra MS670C. They also came second in the next race at Watkins glenn behind a Matra MS670C. Filmed with Canon Legria HF G40 + DM-100 microphone Canon EOS 7D Related video    • Porsche 934-5 - The biggest flames I've ev...   My pictures http://belgian-motorsport.com https://www.flickr.com/photos/belgian... Follow me on Facebook and instagram   / belgian.motorsport     / belgianmotorsport   --------------------------------------------------------- keywords --------------------------------------------------------- loud engine exhaust sound idle revs revving car automobile racecar canon legria hf g40 DM-100 dm100 mic microphone porsche 911 rsr carrera turbo 1974 Historic gp grand prix grandprix Zandvoort demo parade Gijs van Lennep Herbert Müller museum 2018