Porsche 911 GT3 RS Weissach Package, Salzburg

Porsche announced the 992-generation 911 GT3 RS on 17 August 2022 and built it around an idea from its racing cars: one large, angled radiator in the nose in place of three, a layout first used on the Le Mans class-winning 911 RSR and then on the 911 GT3 R. That freed space for active aerodynamics, and the RS became the first production Porsche with a drag reduction system, its rear wing flattening at the press of a button. The 4.0-litre flat six makes 525 PS, and the car produces 860 kg of downforce at 285 km/h. The Weissach package adds a carbon-weave finish to the front lid, roof, parts of the rear wing and the mirror tops, CFRP anti-roll bars, rear coupling rods and shear panel, and a CFRP rollover bar that saves around six kilograms.

This car wears the colours of Porsche Salzburg's red and white 917K, number 23, in which Hans Herrmann and Richard Attwood won Le Mans in 1970. The bonnet and nose are white with red stripes, the rest of the body red, with a white band along the sills carrying PORSCHE script and a plain white roundel on each door. The wheels are a deep candy red, with the swan-neck wing and diffuser in black. It sits on a carbon-weave base, one of 25. Timothy & Pierre builds it at 1:18.