Restoracing again
06/2/2019
Porsche Centre Bolton is delighted to announce that our 986 Boxster S race car, with its iconic Wally’s Jeans livery, will be competing in the 2019 Porsche Classic Restoracing Championship.
The first round takes place at Donnington Park during the Easter holiday period. The competition then moves onto the iconic race circuits of Brands Hatch and Silverstone, before finishing at Oulton Park, where we plan to take some of our customers along to support us in the final race.
There are some slight changes to the Championships regulations this year, including new adjustable springs and shock absorbers (supplied by suspension specialists JRZ) to be used in conjunction with GT3 suspension arms. These changes will help the races to be even more exciting.
The team here at Porsche Centre Bolton are eagerly anticipating the start of the season and are hoping to retain the Porsche Classic Restoracing Championship title from 2018.
Please contact a member of the team on 01204 559911 or email info@porschebolton.co.uk for more information about the Porsche Classic Restoracing Championship.
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