Non registered competition car

Since 1986, Porsche has won the loyalty of its customers, amateur and semi-professional drivers alike, by giving them access to one of the most spectacular single-model championships: the famous Carrera Cup; between 1995 and 1998, the legendary 993, the last “911” with an air-cooled engine, was chosen in its RS version to succeed the 964 Cup and take
part in this championship, which is run in 4 countries (Germany, France, Italy and the United Kingdom), or in an international version known as the SuperCup.


The car which illustrates these pages is one of these extremely rare 993 Cups, one of only 216 built, compared with the 1,014 production Porsche 993 RSs produced; a genuine circuit car, it benefits from a significant weight reduction (1,120 kg on the scales, i.e.

250 kg less than the civil RS), running gear and transmission adapted to the 3.8-litre engine developing just over 300 hp, and a hyperaggressive look with front spoiler and specific biplan...