The short answers
- How many F1 races has Porsche won?
- Porsche has won 1 Formula 1 grand prix from 81 race entries, with 5 podiums and 1 pole position. The most recent was the 1962 French Grand Prix.
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via motorsport.comInsider reveals how Red Bull’s billion-dollar Porsche deal collapsedRed Bull Racing was in advanced discussions with Porsche for a significant partnership in Formula 1, which included Porsche acquiring 50% of Red Bull's operations. The deal was nearly finalized, with a handshake agreement between top executives and a planned public announcement. However, the negotiations fell apart unexpectedly just before the announcement was to be made.
The collapse of the deal was attributed to a shift in Red Bull's strategy, coinciding with the declining health of co-founder Dietrich Mateschitz. Enzinger clarified that Porsche had not engaged in talks with other teams during this period, emphasizing their focus solely on Red Bull. Ultimately, Red Bull opted to partner with Ford for their engine project instead.
Fri 11 Sep · 10:59 UTC
via racingnews365.comAntonio Felix da Costa issues Jaguar defence after Porsche complaintsAntonio Felix da Costa publicly defended his team, Jaguar, following complaints from Porsche regarding his driving during the London E-Prix. He argued that Porsche's criticisms were hypocritical, as they had employed similar tactics throughout the weekend to support their driver, Pascal Wehrlein. Da Costa admitted to adjusting his driving strategy in response to Porsche's actions, which included a defensive maneuver by Nico Müller against Mitch Evans without penalties being issued.
The rivalry between da Costa and Wehrlein intensified during the race, with both drivers exchanging accusations post-race. Da Costa expressed that he did not want to race in the manner he did but felt compelled to respond to Porsche's tactics. He emphasized that he adhered to the rules and did not believe he acted unfairly, despite Wehrlein's claims.
