24 Hours of Le Mans Comic Strip 1970-1971 - Code 917

The comic strip illustrating Porsche's work on the 917 at the highest level of competition, immortalized by Steve McQueen in his film "Le Mans", thus becoming one of the greatest icons of motor racing.

The Porsche 917 was created with the aim of winning the 24 Hours of Le Mans. However, in Group 4, it had to face the powerful Ford GT40s, Lola T70s and other Ferrari 512 Ss.

Designed by Ferdinand Piëch, Ferdinand Porsche's grandson.

The 917 is the culmination of Porsche's work at the highest level of competition. Thanks to this prototype, developed with the help of the greatest drivers of the time (Rodriguez, Siffert, Redman, Piper, etc.), Porsche could finally aim for victory in the general classification of the 1970 24 Hours of Le Mans, and even win the endurance championship. The Ford GT40s, after 4 years of domination, were aging, while the Matras were still too young. Ferrari, however, with its new 512 S and talented drivers, was a formidable opponent and would make Porsche's task difficult. But nothing stops a legend from being written, especially at this speed!

Format: 242 x 322 mm

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