In 1985, the iconic Porsche 956 LH, adorned in the striking yellow and black livery of New-Man Joest Racing, made history at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Piloted by the talented trio of Klaus Ludwig, Paolo Barilla, and John Winter, car number 7 emerged victorious, showcasing Porsche’s engineering prowess and racing dominance.

The Porsche 956 LH was powered by a formidable engine producing impressive horsepower, coupled with advanced aerodynamics for enhanced performance on the legendary Circuit de la Sarthe. This triumph at Le Mans further solidified Porsche’s legacy in endurance racing and cemented the drivers’ names in motorsport history.