Porsche 934/935 Jägermeister Gift Set 1976 Factory & Client Prototypes 1976 Trans-Am Champion, George Follmer 1976 Trans-Am Championship, Al Holbert 1976 Nürburgring 1000km, Jägermeister 1976 Le Mans, HCC Skiwear 1976 European GT Champion, Gelo Racing 1976 Porsche Cup Champion, Vaillant 1977 Daytona 24, Brumos 1977 Daytona 24, Brumos "Finish Line" 1977 Silverstone, Group 4 Winner, Momo 1977 Le Mans, Group 4 Winner, Burton 1977 Le Mans, JMS Racing X-Ray 1979 Le Mans, Group 4 Winner, Lubrifilm   Back to the Porsche 934 RSR
		1976 Le Mans 24 Hours, Schiller Racing/HCC Skiwear 934, driven by Haldi & Vetsch   The Le Mans 24 Hours is a race that punishes cars and drivers like no other road race. From the time the race gets underway at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, the adrenaline kicks in and the opening hours are a blur. Dusk comes on slowly, but then the night falls, the adrenaline wears off, and the greatest endurance race silently claims its victims. With dawn comes the harsh reality of Le Mans: cars stopped around the circuit suddenly become visible for the first time.   With the breaking of the morning light comes another revelation: 10 hours of racing still remain!   The #69 Schiller Racing Porsche 934, wearing very handsome HCC Skiwear livery, held 14th position overall as the sun rose over the Circuit de la Sarthe. The Schiller Racing team had good reason to feel hopeful. But gremlins strike without prejudice. Swiss drivers Claude Haldi, amongst the best Porsche drivers at the time, and Florian Vetsch were lying second in Group 4 when a valve failure, sadly, caused irreparable engine damage, resulting in their premature retirement.
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