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    Porsche Club Sport

    Porsche Clubs organise a wide range of motorsport activities around the world. Each one provides the perfect environment in which members can explore the potential of their Porsche. Events are held under controlled conditions, with some requiring a full racing licence.

    This genuine passion for sports car racing is something we share at Porsche. Which is why we're committed to developing our relationship with all Porsche Clubs, as well as with all Porsche drivers and teams.

    In this section of our website you will find a draft version of the Club sport rules. This has been produced by the Porsche AG racing department and can be used as a guideline for the development of Club Sport Rules throughout the world.

    To support Clubs in the organisation of Club sport events, we also provide a Checklist Clubsport Events.

    Porsche Club members can find an overview of many Club sport events throughout the world in our Event Calendar.
    If you wish to search more specifically for events in your country or region, then we recommend that you also take a look at your local Club's website. For links to the websites of officially recognized Clubs, go to Search Porsche Clubs.

    Please note that all the topics in the Club sport section are password protected and can only be accessed by Club members.

    If you are a member of a Porsche Club and do not have the necessary password, please contact your Club President.

    If you are not a member of the worldwide Porsche Club organisation but are interested in becoming one, simply contact a Porsche Club in your area or country. For more information, go to Club membership.

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