Carrera Digital 124 Porsche 911 RSR (991) " No. 91"
Item No. 23891
In 2018/19, the FIA World Endurance Championship spanned two calendar years for the first time, which is why this season was also known as the "Super Season." The #91 Porsche 911 RSR was driven by Richard Lietz, Gianmaria Bruni, and Frederic Makowiecki. The former two finished third overall in the GTE Drivers' Championship, helping Porsche clinch the GTE Factory Teams' World Championship.
Compared to the model with starting number #93, the only major change was the color of one decorative stripe, from red to gold. This relatively small change has a major visual impact.
As is almost always the case with design variants, everything remains technically the same. Due to the vehicle's enormous width, a forward-looking driving style is required, especially in head-to-head combat. The weight is noticeable in the handling, but the model nevertheless impresses with its good handling characteristics.
CoMod Chris
Item No. 23891
In 2018/19, the FIA World Endurance Championship spanned two calendar years for the first time, which is why this season was also known as the "Super Season." The #91 Porsche 911 RSR was driven by Richard Lietz, Gianmaria Bruni, and Frederic Makowiecki. The former two finished third overall in the GTE Drivers' Championship, helping Porsche clinch the GTE Factory Teams' World Championship.
Compared to the model with starting number #93, the only major change was the color of one decorative stripe, from red to gold. This relatively small change has a major visual impact.
As is almost always the case with design variants, everything remains technically the same. Due to the vehicle's enormous width, a forward-looking driving style is required, especially in head-to-head combat. The weight is noticeable in the handling, but the model nevertheless impresses with its good handling characteristics.
CoMod Chris
