Sportscar Together Day 2026: the best moments in pictures
See how sportscar fans around the world celebrated a shared love of cars, community and driving
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From early morning meet-ups to memorable drives on favourite roads, Sportscar Together Day brought enthusiasts together around the world on 12-13 September 2026. Discover some of the standout moments from the weekend
Sportscar Together Day 2026: fast facts • What was Sportscar Together Day? A worldwide celebration of sportscars, driving fun and community• When did Sportscar Together Day 2026 take place? Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 September 2026• Where was Sportscar Together Day celebrated? At Porsche Experience Centers, independent events and local meet-ups, as well as on roads chosen by drivers around the world. Around 14,000 people and 4,000 cars came together at the 10 venues.• How did people take part? By attending events, meeting other enthusiasts, planning their own drives and sharing the experience using #SCTDA worldwide celebration of sportscar cultureOne weekend. Thousands of drivers. One shared passion. Across the 10 Porsche Experience Centers worldwide, around 14,000 enthusiasts and 4,000 Porsche sportscars came together to celebrate a shared passion for driving, community and the spirit of Porsche. What began as a weekend of local events evolved into a worldwide Porsche celebration, connecting fans, drivers, and communities across the globe through their love for sportscars.Over the weekend of 12-13 September, sportscar enthusiasts all over the world gathered for Sportscar Together Day. Here, Canada-based creator Andres Vidoza (in foreground) prepares to head out on the road in his Porsche 911 GT3 RS with friends to make memories that’ll last a lifetime Photo: @andresvidozaSportscar Together Day 2026 around the worldThe images shared from the weekend show how differently the same idea can be expressed. Roads, landscapes and local car culture changed from one location to the next, but the invitation remained the same: get out, drive and share the experience.All types of cars took to the road to celebrate their love of driving and cars… and in all kinds of weather, like here in rainy Japan. A weekend where you could share the love and receive it straight back from fans worldwide Photo: @taca3There are no rules on what you do, where you go or what you drive. It’s your day – you decide. Here a driver in Chengdu, China experiences a classic moment in a 911 (F model) Photo: Porsche Centre ChengduFor some, it was all about connecting with your favourite roads and much-loved locations. Here creator Ida Héritier takes time out to appreciate the majesty of the Swiss Alps with her Porsche 911 (type 991) Photo: @idaheritierIt was a chance to connect with friends and make new ones. To catch up, grab a coffee and celebrate what brings us together – a love of cars and the global community that surrounds us, just like creator Jessie Abboud (pictured left) at an event in the UK over the weekend Photo: @jessieabbouddCountless memorable moments were shared in social media channels using the hashtag #SCTD. Here, cars and owners gather together at the Porsche Experience Centre Shanghai Photo: Porsche Experience Centre ShanghaiAcross the globe, from local cars and coffee meets to the 10 Porsche Experience Centers around the world – like here at the PEC in Le Mans – enthusiasts in their thousands came together to celebrate their passion for sportscars and driving Photo: Porsche Experience Center Le MansUnforgettable roads, breathtaking scenery and shared experiences made Sportscar Together Day 2026 a weekend to remember Photo: @ccourjonCity streets, country roads and mountain passes hummed to the sound of thousands of sportscars, like at this Sportscar Together Day drive in Singapore Photo: Porsche Asia PacificDifferent roads, different cars and different stories, all tied by one unique bond. Sportscar Together Day 2026 once again showed the strength of the global Porsche community Photo: @taca3
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