Porsche: Sound night in your living room

The live interactive event will be available via the website soundnacht.porsche.de broadcast free of charge to all countries around the globe. However, the Porsche Heritage and Museum department is not only setting new standards with its cross-border approach, but also with its locations. This is because the sound night will take place simultaneously at the museum in Zuffenhausen and at the Weissach Development Center.

Legendary models and their drivers
Among the many Porsche icons are models that will be presented for the first time at the Sound Night. For example, the 962 C in which Hans-Joachim Stuck won the sprint race title in 1986, putting the dual-clutch transmission through its paces at racing speed (gallery on the right).

Fans can also look forward to seeing two-time world rally champion Walter Röhrl. He will be presenting the 924 Carrera GTS Rally, with which he took four overall victories in the German Rally Championship in 1981. The young generation of drivers is represented by Pascal Wehrlein (gallery on the right).

One of the first Elfer 901 No. 57 is back
Alexander Klein, Head of Heritage Experience, will present the 901 No. 57. The red coupe was created in October 1964 as one of the first production models of the sports car, which soon had to be called the 911. 50 years later, the Porsche Museum bought back the accidentally found rarity and restored the thus oldest 911 to its original condition.

Viewers can submit questions during the sound night, which will be passed on to the eyewitnesses and PS celebrities for answering via the team of presenters.

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