While collectors continue to flock to priceless historic sports cars, vintage racers are doing the same but with a different approach in mind. Those who acquire significant pieces of motorsports history are now responsible for the next chapters in those stories; and to those in the Masters Historic field, the primary obligation is to keep them doing what they were built to do.
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Soul of a Driver: David Donohue
As David Donohue competed for his second victory at the 98th Pikes Peak International Hill Climb in his fourth attempt on August 30th, 2020, RDS Automotive Group took a look back down the road that has led David to this moment. From his first Porsche 911 SC to his latest GT2 RS Clubsport, David has always had the soul of a driver and an innate ability that runs deep within his veins.
The Taycan is Porsche Performance Done Differently
From the debut of its first car—the 356—Porsche’s recipe has been constant from its road cars to its racers. In each form, there was commonality and it was simply modified for every niche purpose. Now there’s a new recipe, for a new era of performance. The Taycan is the sustainable sports car with the soul of a Porsche. The Taycan is soul, electrified.
McLaren 620R Takes GT4 Performance to the Street
The success of the 570S GT4 in championships around the world has generated client interest in a variant that captures the spirit of a sports racer that can be driven on the road. McLaren has developed the 620R to fill that capacity, with just 350 units to be delivered as the most extreme example of the McLaren Sports Series.
McLaren Harks Back to the Past to Reinvigorate the Road Cars of the Present
With technology and regulations shifting at a rapid pace, it’s difficult for storied brands to stick to what they’ve been successful with for decades. Transitioning market demands for the 21st century have drastically reimagined the landscape of performance motoring, and some brands have abandoned tradition altogether.
But McLaren’s history is much too rich to leave it in a time capsule never to be opened again.
Porsche Caps Off Manufacturers' Championship With 1-2 Finish at VIR
With a GTLM Manufacturers’ Championship on the horizon, and anguishing disappointment from August of 2018 in the rear-view, Porsche’s GT team attacked Virginia International Raceway on a mission. The objective was clear: either capture the championship as early as it could, or at least build on the cushion between them and Ford and Corvette.
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