Porsche Carrera Cup 2018
03/10/2018
On Saturday 29 September Porsche Centre Mid-Sussex was delighted to host guests at Brands Hatch for rounds 15 and 16 of the Porsche Carrera Cup GB.
Throughout the day, the track was filled with the Dunlop MSA BTCC free-practice, Porsche Carrera Cup GB qualifying and Dunlop MSA BTCC qualifying sessions.
A group of customers from Porsche Centre Mid-Sussex enjoyed a delicious range of refreshments in the Porsche hospitality centre, hosted by two members of our Sales Team.
The Porsche Carrera Cup GB qualifying session saw 20 Porsche models’ power around the 2,433-mile Grand Prix circuit. Afterwards, our guests were treated to a Paddock Tour where they met Porsche Junior Daniel Harper who discussed his motorsport journey with Porsche, and who had just finished in pole position during the qualifying round.
Please call 01444 242 911 or email info@porschemidsussex.co.uk if you would like to find out more information about our future events.
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