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Porsche 919 Evo To Join The Legendary 956 At The Nürburgring


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Now as you can probably tell from looking at them, several decades separate the two. It was 1983 when Stefan Bellof man-handled his 956 around the Nürburgring in 6:11.13, and that record still stands to this day.

Driving the 919 will be Timo Bernhard, who sealed the FIA WEC title, Le Mans win and his third 6 Hours of Nürburgring victory. He’s also won the Nürburgring 24 Hours a record five times, and will be running his own team in this year’s race. Joining Bernhard in the 956 will be none other than Hans-Joachim Stuck, who won at Imola with Bellof in another 956. That was in 1984, the year after Bellof set the Nordschleife record – and the year before he died in a crash at Spa.
 
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