Porsche 935/79 No.0 Winner Daytona 24H 1979 Field/Ongais/Haywood in 1:18 scale
This is the Porsche 935/79 No.0 Winner Daytona 24H 1979 Field/Ongais/Haywood in 1:18 scale by Spark.
In the 1979 24 Hours of Daytona at Daytona International Speedway, the No. 0 Porsche 935/79 fielded by Interscope Racing and driven by Americans Ted Field, Danny Ongais, and Hurley Haywood stormed to an unforgettable overall victory, completing 684 laps for the win in the grueling endurance classic. All three drivers were seasoned racers — Haywood was already a multiple Rolex 24 winner and legendary sports‑car ace, Ongais a versatile competitor in sports cars and open‑wheel racing, and Field both a driver and team owner. What made this win truly special was the Porsche 935/79 itself: an evolution of Porsche’s dominant Group 5 turbo race car based on the 911, featuring a potent 3.2 L turbocharged flat‑six, extensive aerodynamic bodywork, and robust endurance‑tuned drivetrain that gave it both blistering speed and remarkable durability over 24 hours. Its commanding victory by a wide margin over rivals cemented the 935’s reputation as one of the era’s greatest sports‑race cars.
In the 1979 24 Hours of Daytona at Daytona International Speedway, the No. 0 Porsche 935/79 fielded by Interscope Racing and driven by Americans Ted Field, Danny Ongais, and Hurley Haywood stormed to an unforgettable overall victory, completing 684 laps for the win in the grueling endurance classic. All three drivers were seasoned racers — Haywood was already a multiple Rolex 24 winner and legendary sports‑car ace, Ongais a versatile competitor in sports cars and open‑wheel racing, and Field both a driver and team owner. What made this win truly special was the Porsche 935/79 itself: an evolution of Porsche’s dominant Group 5 turbo race car based on the 911, featuring a potent 3.2 L turbocharged flat‑six, extensive aerodynamic bodywork, and robust endurance‑tuned drivetrain that gave it both blistering speed and remarkable durability over 24 hours. Its commanding victory by a wide margin over rivals cemented the 935’s reputation as one of the era’s greatest sports‑race cars.
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