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Written by Rowan Horncastle
A few years ago, digital artist Alexander Imnadze piqued our interest when he put stylus to glass and digitally scribbled the Porsche 906/917 Concept. It was a futuristic racer that mashed the iconic Porsche 907 and 917 together in a time-travelling blender. Now he"s gone and given it a buddy: an entirely unofficial futuristic race transporter. You may remember that back in the day Porsche used to ship its legendary 917 to the track in Mercedes 0317 Porsche-Gulf" transporters. This is the modern take. One that looks fast enough to race itself. Porsche, obviously, doesn"t build lorries (though we really wish they would) so this is even more of a fiction. But we"re not going to let that rain on Alex"s parade, especially as it looks as good as it does. With a modern glass area and wraparound screen like Zippie from Rainbow"s mouth, an aero cabin and 918-esque full-width rear light bar above a huge diffuser and below a big spoiler, it"s the fastest truck we"ve ever seen. Plus, with twelve wheels, it should have plenty of traction.
Date written: 5 Dec 2018
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 14239
A few years ago, digital artist Alexander Imnadze piqued our interest when he put stylus to glass and digitally scribbled the Porsche 906/917 Concept. It was a futuristic racer that mashed the iconic Porsche 907 and 917 together in a time-travelling blender. Now he"s gone and given it a buddy: an entirely unofficial futuristic race transporter. You may remember that back in the day Porsche used to ship its legendary 917 to the track in Mercedes 0317 Porsche-Gulf" transporters. This is the modern take. One that looks fast enough to race itself. Porsche, obviously, doesn"t build lorries (though we really wish they would) so this is even more of a fiction. But we"re not going to let that rain on Alex"s parade, especially as it looks as good as it does. With a modern glass area and wraparound screen like Zippie from Rainbow"s mouth, an aero cabin and 918-esque full-width rear light bar above a huge diffuser and below a big spoiler, it"s the fastest truck we"ve ever seen. Plus, with twelve wheels, it should have plenty of traction.
Date written: 5 Dec 2018
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 14239
