Why doesn't Porsche participate in F1?

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LeSadie
07/30/25 4:20am
F1 is not aligned with its development direction, as it has its own Carrera GT racing series. Below is detailed information regarding this matter: Relevant reasons: Porsche's sports performance is extremely showcased in models like the 911, characterized by horizontally opposed engines and standard rear-engine rear-wheel drive. These features cannot be demonstrated on the strictly regulated F1 circuit, where Formula One requires mid-engine rear-wheel drive and V8 engines, which do not highlight Porsche's unique characteristics. Additional information: Porsche cannot participate in WRC because it does not meet the strict sales volume requirements. To compete in WRC, a model must have a certain level of market sales. Currently, WRC is dominated by hatchbacks with front-mounted engines and understeer-oriented setups, requiring drifting through corners.
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