Concerning the Porsche 962C Le Mans 24Hr 1990 From Repsol Brun Motorsport
To adhere to new Group C regulations in 1982, Porsche used their vast experience to build up the virtually unbeatable 956. Porsche modified the car to participate into the American IMSA show, leading to the 962, which was once more modified to meet up the new 1985 Group C laws create the 962C. Featuring a robust liquid-cooled 3-liter twin turbo flat-6 motor and 17 inches front and 19 inch back wheels, the 962C became in the same way successful as the 956. Although in 1989, the Porsche works teams withdraw their 962C from stamina race, it proceeded rushing with privateer groups until 1994. During the 1990 Le Mans 24 Hour, the Repsol Brun Motorsport Team's 962C continued to win 2nd destination.
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