Porsche heaven: inside the world's greatest Group C collection
These Porsche 962s and a 956 are steeped in motor-racing history, yet they have never been photographed together before. Andrew Frankel gets up close to the liveried Group C leviathans that lit up Le Mans, IMSA and global endurance racing
Even the Porsche Museum can’t match Henry Pearman’s menagerie. The 956/962 is the most successful sports car in history
Jayson Fong
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This was a little like digging priceless historical artefacts out of a field. First one emerged, a dream all by itself, more than I could have hoped for, beautiful, important and captivating. But then I caught a glimpse of another, and another…
More and more until no fewer than seven masterpieces emerged, all from the same creator, all similar in size and shape, yet no two truly alike. I simply didn’t know where to look next.
