The best things about Japan are the curves! Between serpentine staccato and onsen pit stops : For the latest issue of "Curves", photographer and editor Stefan Bogner spent five weeks driving all across Japan. We asked him for his tips for the perfect road trip There are the homebodies and the wanderers. The stay-at-homes and the adventurers. The cautious and the bold. Sound exhausting?
Open daily from 7 AM to midnight. See you there! Rennsport Reunion 7 was the Olympics for Racing Porsches. In the rearview mirror, the serpentine roads of our last trips to Portugal, the Grossglockner, South Tyrol or further south are getting smaller and the CURVES team is drifting back home from all directions. As luck would have it, the epicenter of the car world has also shifted with our return home. The CURVES universe is actually just like the world itself: in addition to the big, epic journeys through countries and sometimes even half a continent, we also have a not so secret soft spot for the small islands that await us like jewels in the sea.
This year's event, organized by Ken Harke, a passionate surfer and Porsche enthusiast, proved to be another resounding success. A recent sighting on Corsica: our newest CURVES adventure involved a travelling companion that at first glance seemed a less than perfect fit on this Mediterranean island β the Porsche Dakar.
Porsche has decided to celebrate their 75th birthday in the best way possible: with a stunning electric hypercar concept. Behold the Mission X, a wildly futuristic electric missile which previews the successor to the iconic Next stop: Antarctica. On the road at the end of the world.
Once past the Andes, the yawning, flat terrain stretches from horizon-to-horizon, covered with a thin carpet of hardy vegetation. The Porsche stands at the beginning of a unique success story. For Porsche's 75th anniversary, Head of Design Michael Mauer and his team have completely reinterpreted the great classic. However, the Porsche Vision is also an ambassador for the future of the brand.
