Race dates confirmed for the Porsche Classic Restoracing Championship 2019
22/1/2019
At the end of 2018, we announced that Porsche Centre Nottingham will be participating in the 2019 Porsche Classic Restoracing Championship. We are now delighted to reveal the race dates for the season ahead.
The Porsche Classic Restoracing Championship is run in conjunction with the Porsche Club Championship. In addition to the seven-round Porsche Club Championship, the Porsche Classic Restoracing Championship will run at five of the rounds (10 races in total) at the following locations:
April 20 – Donington Park
May 4 – Brands Hatch GP
June 15 – Silverstone GP
July 7 – Brands Hatch Indy
August 31 – Oulton Park Int.
A Championship Briefing was recently held at the Porsche Experience Centre, Silverstone where we were informed of changes to the required set-up of the cas. These include a new suspension with fully adjustable bespoke dampers, GT3 lower arms and a new anti-roll bar.
Our race driver Wayne commented: ‘Now the race dates have been released, the excitement for the 2019 season is starting to kick in! With the first race in April, we have enough time to fully prepare for the season.’
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