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Mark Webber Drives the Porsche 718 Cayman GTS 4.0 Round Estoril

Mark Webber Testing 2020 Porsche 718 Cayman GTS 4.0 - PURE SOUND!

Mark Webber reveals highlights of new Porsche 911 Carrera S

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Mark Webber Drives the New Porsche 911 (992)

Alongside Vice President Product lines 911 and 718, “Mr 911” August Achleitner, who was keen to learn what the former racing driver thought, Webber had the chance to inspect the car with its camouflage almost completely removed. Returning from his fast laps at Porsche’s development centre in Weissach, he said: “In a word, that was awesome. There are so many highlights. The wide front axle, for example, seemed to give it greater cornering performance and turning-in became even more precise. The different front and back wheel sizes make a big difference to stability when you’re changing direction quickly too. As for the design, I love it: it’s very clear and typical Porsche.”

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Porsche E-Performance dinner with Mark Webber in Sydney

CSR2 – Mark Webber on GT2 RS and Porsche Motorsport

Mark Webber and the GT3 RS on the Nürburgring Grand Prix circuit

Mark Webber and Andeas Preuninger talk about the 911 GT3 RS

Mark Webber drives the Mission E at Porsche’s test track in Weissach.

SportscarTogether: Maria Sharapova and Mark Webber in a 911 GT2 RS

Porsche 911 GT2 RS Driven By Maria Sharapova and Mark Webber

Maria Sharapova and Mark Webber in a 911 GT2 RS Stuttgart. Maria Sharapova and Mark Webber arranged to meet for a special form of speed dating at the Porsche Development Center in Weissach on Friday. As Porsche Brand Ambassadors, the tennis star and the racing driver have known each other for a while now – and the five-time Grand Slam winner was more than happy to take up the invitation of the former Porsche works driver and endurance world champion to swap the clay court in the Porsche Arena for the asphalt of the Porsche test track. The former Porsche works driver and world endurance champion negotiated the circuit with the tennis player in a 700 hp powerful Porsche 911 GT2 RS, always in the ideal line and close to the limits of physics in some bends. Even though the strain for Maria Sharapova as the passenger was not as high as in a third-set tie-break in the final of a Grand Slam, she visibly enjoyed the detour to Weissach which also included a spell behind the steering wh...

Mark Webber and the Porsche 911 GT2 RS at the 2018 Australian Grand Prix

Patrick Dempsey & Mark Webber – Retired Racers

Making The Grand Tour: Mark Webber's Driver Audition

The new 911 GT2 RS – Walter Röhrl vs. Mark Webber

Mark Webber talks Porsche GT2 and life beyond F1

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Mark Webber takes on the famous Hillclimb in the Panamera Sport Turismo

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