Between iconic Porsche cars, production models with motorsport genes and the future of the GT ‘myth’
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Interviewgäste: 
Dr. Frank-Steffen Walliser 
Vice President Production Line 911 / 718 
Mark Webber 
Former Racing Driver and brand ambassador
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<description>Only very special Porsche vehicles get to feature ‘GT’ in their name. The abbreviation generally stands for ‘gran turismo’ and can loosely be translated as ‘great ride’ but at Porsche, the two letters also mean something else – racing with road approval. In episode 2 of the podcast, Frank-Steffen Walliser – the man responsible for the 911 and 718 model series, including the GT cars – and former racing driver and Porsche brand ambassador Mark Webber get to the bottom of the GT legend.</description>

Between iconic Porsche cars, production models with motorsport genes and the future of the GT ‘myth’

Only very special Porsche vehicles get to feature ‘GT’ in their name. The abbreviation generally stands for ‘gran turismo’ and can loosely be translated as ‘great ride’ but at Porsche, the two letters also mean something else – racing with road approval. In episode 2 of the podcast, Frank-Steffen Walliser – the man responsible for the 911 and 718 model series, including the GT cars – and former racing driver and Porsche brand ambassador Mark Webber get to the bottom of the GT legend.

The GT legend: road cars with racing credentials

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