Evening of motorsport with Derek Bell
26/3/2018
On Monday 5 March, Porsche Centre Nottingham welcomed 100 guests to our showroom for an evening with motorsport legend Derek Bell. Derek is a former team member of Porsche System and winner of four 24 Hours of Le Mans titles, three Daytona 24 titles and two World Sportscar Championship titles.
During the exclusive evening, Derek spoke of his career highlights and answered questions from guests.
Michael Mason, Centre Principal at Porsche Centre Nottingham, commented: “We were thrilled to host this evening and be in the presence of a motoring legend. Everyone had a great time listening to Derek Bell’s stories.”
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