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The Victory By Design show featuring Porsche is going to be shown on the Speed Channel tonight at 10:00 P.M. EST. For those who are not familiar with the show it is hosted by ex-racer Alain Decadenet and features a different marque with each show(Ferrari, Porsche, Lotus, etc.). Alain talks about the history of the feature manufacturer and drives and explains the most prominant cars in the history of that manufacturer.
I have seen the Ferrari and Lotus editions and am looking forward to seeing the PCar edition.
On the speed channel web site it says that the Porsche show was the first "Victory By Design" edition but it has since been updated to include newer cars and info. It also says that the 996 is included in the show.
running downstairs now to DVR it!! THANKS!
EDIT - ok for those in LA that have Time Warner Digital Cable...SPEED Channel 266 it is on at 7PM Pacific Time. ALL SET BABY!
The Victory By Design series mostly focuses on a marque's racing history and not so much on the road cars.
The Porsche episode was released in 2003 which might explain the limited coverage of the water cooled cars which were only infants in a long history of great racing and road cars.
Get the DVD. 96 minutes in Dolby Digital 5.1 (and DTS) including a "making of" documentary.
www.victorybydesign.com/cars/porsche.html
No affiliation, just a satisifed customer.
** EDIT** Sorry, just noticed that the Porsche episode is not listed on their shopping page. It may be out of stock.
How much of the Porsche Victory by Design is old racing footage compared to Decadenet driving the cars? I haven't seen the Porsche version, but I love the others - especially the driving shots and engine sounds.
I don't have digital cable (yet), and now the bastards maka me pay for a Speed Channel! Soon, I will once again turn on the TV to cars, but until then...MXC on Spike!
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