Porsche 911R: English Edition The 911 R is the forefather of all motorsport offshoots of the 911. The history of the 1967 R is closely linked to Huschke von Hanstein, Ferdinand Piech, and Vic Elford. Originally, the factory had no plans to use the 911 as a motorsport flagship. The book is divided into two parts: the 210 hp 911 R from 1967 and the 500 hp model from 2016. The first part documents the development of the 911 R in the mid-1960s, the factory deployments of the lightweight 911, the engines used at the time (including the 4-camshaft Type 916 engine), and the world records set by the vehicle at Monza. The second part of the book focuses on the 2016 model year 911 R, the background to its creation, the GT3 and GT3 RS base models, and. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Porsche 911R: English Edition The 911 R is the forefather of all motorsport offshoots of the 911. The history of the 1967 R is closely linked to Huschke von Hanstein, Ferdinand Piech, and Vic Elford. Originally, the factory had no plans to use the 911 as a motorsport flagship. The book is divided into two parts: the 210 hp 911 R from 1967 and the 500 hp model from 2016. The first part documents the development of the 911 R in the mid-1960s, the factory deployments of the lightweight 911, the engines used at the time (including the 4-camshaft Type 916 engine), and the world records set by the vehicle at Monza. The second part of the book focuses on the 2016 model year 911 R, the background to its creation, the GT3 and GT3 RS base models, and

Porsche 911R: The new book
The story of Porsche's two 911R models told on 384 pages

Starting end of November 2017, the book will be available in two editions:

- English (brown / silver with red stripes) and
- German (brown / silver with green stripes).

The editions are numbered ― the German version from 1 to 991, the English version from 1 to 1500. The book covers the early 911R of 1967 of which only 20 cars plus 4 prototypes had been manufactured as well as the new 911R from 2016, that had been sold out on the day it was launched on the exhibition in Geneva. The authors Christoph Mäder, Georg Konradsheim and Thomas Gruber spent one and a half years researching, writing and layouting this book. It comprises:

- all races that the Porsche works team attended with the early 911R,
- the story behind the development of both 911Rs,
- the technic of both cars including engines, transmissions, suspension and aerodynamics,
- a list of all chassis numbers.

The book „911 R“ lets the reader feel as if he had visited the construction offices in Weissach. Over 15 Porsche engineers have been interviewed for this book.

The 911 R is the father of all motorsport derivatives of Porsche's 911 model. The story of the R is connected to Huschke von Hanstein, Ferdinand Piech as well as Vic Elford. Originally, it hadn't been planned by Porsche to use the 911 as a flagship model for motorsports. The book is made up of two parts: the 911R with 210 hp of 1967 as well as the model from 2016 with 500 hp.

The development of the 911 R during the 1960s, the efforts of the works team with the plastic 911, the engines that were used with the car (including the quad-cam type 916) and the world records that the car had set up in Monz are described. The second half of the book covers the 911R model year 2016 and dives into the story of how it came about, tells the story of how the R was derived from the GT3 and GT3 RS and all options. The technical development was given room with separate chapters for body, drivetrain, suspension and aerodynamics. A special feature is the list of all 991 units built with their respective color, wheels, interior and country specific equipment.

Specal 3D illustrations were created exclusively for this book. They were printed on acetate foils to grant the reader an x-ray view of the packaging of the modern 911R. The design of the cover pays tribute to the car itself by resembling the interior with the brown/houndstooth combination. The book is protected by a silver slipcase which features the two stripes that are so characteristic for this car. The English version is graced by red stripes, the German version carries green stripes.

Details and features:

- English edition: 1500 numbered copies
- 384 pages
- 2 acetate see-through pages with 3D-imagery
- Format 26.0 x 29.9 cm (Slipcase format: 27.0 x 31.0 cm / 10.6" x 12.2")
- Silver slipcase with red stripes (glossy)
- 428 photos (color), 125 photos (b/w)
- 49 illustrations
- 135 historical documents
- Published in English language November 2017