The Le Mans paddock is teeming with people. A truly unique multi-ethnic anthill where enthusiasts converge who want to experience the magic of the 24 Hours in the broadest and most complete way.
To meet the needs of a very competent and attentive public, Porsche had a brilliant idea: since access to the pits is (rightly) limited to team personnel, the German manufacturer has found a way to bring live the operation of the technicians on the three official 963s.
Porsche Penske Motorsport: Look to Kitchen
Photo by: Franco Nugnes
As? Thanks to the “Look to Kitchen”, a singular initiative that is enjoying great success: in front of the garage the Porsche Penske team has set up the workshop which is visible to all: on the side of the garage there is the mechanical area with gearboxes, suspensions and brakes, while beyond the paddock walkway is the workshop with the bodywork and aerodynamic parts.
Technique enthusiasts can “snoop” because the external walls of the two workshops are glazed so that the interventions of the mechanics and the necessary adjustments will be visible.
Not only that, but the Germans have decided to set up two screens that also show the activity in the pits, so it will be possible to follow live everything that happens at 963 during the 24 Hours. Other than screens and shutters closed. Engaging and spectacular: a new route has opened that could lead the way in the near future…
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