During The ICE in St. Moritz I filmed this 1967 Porsche 910.
A purpose built racing car, the Porsche Carrera 10, or 910, based on the Porsche 906, was produced in
1966 and 1967. Designed for endurance racing, the Porsche 910 received its racing baptism and recorded its first success in the European Hillclimb Championship of 1966. The following year, the factory extensively campaigned the 910 in the world's most prestigious endurance races, after which the car became available to privateers. Raced with both six- and eight-cylinder engines, the 910 proved competitive, recording outright victories in Sicily's Targa Florio (910/8) and Germany's 1000-Kilometers of Nurburgring where the 910/6 finished 1-2-3. Although the 910 continued to be raced by privateers for several years, it was soon out classed by the competition due to the rapid advances in technology. The high-water mark for 910 was 1967, when the car was raced exclusively by the Porsche factory.













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