Chassis No.

WP0ZZZ92ZHS841983


Porsche Internal No.

H54



Few drivers of his era combined Formula One pedigree with endurance racing success as convincingly as Jochen Mass.

A Grand Prix winner with McLaren in 1975 and one of the most accomplished German drivers prior to the Schumacher era, Mass built his reputation on pure speed, consistency, and intelligence.

After his years in Formula One, the avid sailor and adventurer became a mainstay of Porsche's factory effort from 1976 through 1987, playing a key role in the marque's dominant Group C program and regularly campaigning the 956 and 962 at the highest levels of international sports car racing.



It was during this period, at the height of the 962 program, that Porsche developed a small run of lightweight 928 Clubsport prototypes, built a year ahead of the model's public debut.

The standard 928 was reworked with a clear focus on weight reduction and driver engagement, adopting a lighter five-speed dog-leg manual transaxle, ...