An undisputed and unmistakable automotive icon now celebrating its seventh glorious decade, the first ever Porsche 911 rolled off the production line in Stuttgart in 1963 and, more than a million cars later, has unfailingly kept faith in its classic design. The alleged mechanical heresy of its rear-engine layout, allied with its achingly endless curves, has ensured the 911’s longevity and created a global superstar on both the road and the track that is a byword for style and performance. Over the years the car has evolved but at its heart still proudly boasts the same intoxicating combination of striking looks and a unique driving experience. The Legendary Porsche 911 charts the fascinating history of the model series and features detailed coverage of the all the most prominent iterations of the vehicle from its debut appearance at the Frankfurt Motor Show to today’s 992 GTS RS. It also lifts the wraps on the ultra-rare 911s that are the collector’s dream; recalls the race cars that frequently took the laurel wreaths at Le Mans, Daytona and Targa Florio; and pays homage to the high-performance road cars designed to make heads turn, showcasing the many cultural aspects that make the 911 an inimitable global phenomenon. The author of Lewis Hamilton – The Rise of Formula One’s New Superstar, Iain Spragg is a journalist with more than 25 years experience in sports media. A biographer of sporting greats including Roger Federer, Cristiano Ronaldo and Anthony Joshua, he has worked extensively for the UK print and digital media and has also written official titles for clients including World Rugby, Tottenham Hotspur and the British Olympic Committee.