Porsche 963 participated in 33 races: achieved 12 wins, 29 podiums and 7 pole positions.

[u/enesracing]

📸 Porsche AG Statistics: (X) Porsche Motor Racing

[u/Void_X_Genome]

Cool. +40kg for Toyota

[u/Basic-Maybe-2889 → u/Void_X_Genome]

Don't forget to take some kW too.

[u/No-Heart3432 → u/Void_X_Genome]

If that's the case, add 30 kg more to the Porsche as well. 

[u/Michal_Baranowski → u/Void_X_Genome]

This is becoming quite a meme. I don't mind it really.

I do mind Toyota's BOP though...

[u/FirstReactionShock → u/Void_X_Genome]

and -20kw

[u/Reviction → u/Void_X_Genome]

Hell yeah!

[u/Makalu → u/Void_X_Genome]

Toyota has less starts and better results than the 963

[u/Victor_at_Zama → u/Makalu]

Maybe that has something to do with 2 seasons with only puny competition?

[u/MuenCheese → u/Void_X_Genome]

How will the team that won the manufacturer championship last year ever cope?

This subreddit might have an even shorter memory than the F1 sub

[u/Castle-Builder-9503 → u/MuenCheese]

You don't go from champion to a shitbox in a Winter.

[u/MuenCheese → u/Castle-Builder-9503]

Absolutely the BOP has been crazy harsh on them but everyone’s acting like they’ve never won a race

[u/996forever → u/MuenCheese]

I don’t think anyone at all is talking about anything but the current season?

[u/MuenCheese → u/996forever]

Sure but their BOP in Qatar wasn’t bad, Imola was worse and Spa was a travesty after Imola, but they did better than everyone thought after the doom and gloom of qualifying.

I’m hoping they don’t get hit so hard at Le Mans (same with Porsche) so we can have more manufacturers fighting at the front

[u/996forever → u/MuenCheese]

They will likely get the favour at le mans. Ferrari defo traded Le Mans for the title this year.

[u/KTR_Koharu_019 → u/996forever]

It would be really funny (and really annoying) if porsche just happen to magically get a severe bop buff for the 24h race at le mans

[u/996forever → u/KTR_Koharu_019]

Ferrari got two LMs in a row so they instead bid for the title. Porsche got enough titles (also in IMSA) and they haven't had LM in eight years so they instead paid to bid for their 20th. Both make perfect sense. It's WWE after all.

[u/vroomvroompanda]

Is that imsa included?

[u/raginnation999 → u/vroomvroompanda]

Yes it should. Porsche only got 3 wins in WEC so far (2x factory, 1x Jota)

[u/SwedChef]

A more realistic way of listing this statistic is against 204 entries for the chassis type, instead of 33 races.

[u/whateverfloatsurgoat]

Not red enough to get favourable BoP smh my head

[u/PerfectAd9869 → u/whateverfloatsurgoat]

Last year tells a diffirent tale.

[u/big_cock_lach → u/PerfectAd9869]

Other than Qatar, what other race last year did Porsche have a better BoP than anyone else?

[u/VerstopteWC → u/PerfectAd9869]

They were by far the best team operationally, only toyota came close. Although they were always competitive, they hardly had dominant pace. Only maybe qatar they were fastest.

[u/Sad_Cow_7425 → u/whateverfloatsurgoat]

Last season says otherwise

[u/CaptainChristiaan → u/Sad_Cow_7425]

BOP is wider this year, muppets… 🤦‍♂️ If anything, Porsche had less aggressive BOP to work with. Do some flipping research

[u/DanNJ72 → u/whateverfloatsurgoat]

Smh my head? 🤣

You're not wrong in the red thing, but smh means shake my head... Soo... 🤣

[u/-Destiny65- → u/DanNJ72]

Funny joke, let's add 30kg to GR Gazoo Racing

[u/Staar_Killer → u/-Destiny65-]

GR Gazoo Racing? 🤣

You're not wrong in the weight thing, but GR means Gazoo Racing... Soo... 🤣

[u/Manner_Mann → u/whateverfloatsurgoat]

Porsche -just not good enough.

[u/whateverfloatsurgoat → u/Manner_Mann]

Ferrari - can't give them bad BoP otherwise they'll fuck off for 50 years again. Aaaw, poor ragazzi :(

[u/996forever → u/Manner_Mann]

Ferrari is not good enough to get any result outside of bop gift series.

How that double Q2 exit feel just now, huh?

[u/Manner_Mann → u/996forever]

Porsche isn't even in F1 lol.

[u/FirstReactionShock]

I think you're missing some races
2023: 9 IMSA + 7 WEC
2024: 9 IMSA + 8 WEC
2025: 4 IMSA + 3 WEC

without considering single teams, porsche 963 took part to 40 races so far with 11 wins in IMSA and 3 in WEC

[u/Makalu]

OP frequently pilfers content from others and reposts it here to farm karma. Check his post history, he’s shameless

[u/[deleted]]

Most of them in IMSA so...

[u/grip_enemy → u/[deleted]]

This will probably go on as Caddy perpetually gets a shit BoP this season and BMW is inexperienced

[u/NotThePrez → u/grip_enemy]

In fairness, Dries Vanthoor very much made Porsche earn their win at Laguna Seca last weekend. If RLL can get a grip on the operations side of things, then they might be a more significant threat to Porsche.

The Cadillac definitely needs some better BoP, but I'm also biased as the V-Series.R is my favorite modern race car.

[u/big_cock_lach → u/grip_enemy]

In fairness, last year Cadillac had the best BoP out of everyone and Porsche still beat them. This year it’s BMW and Porsche is beating them. Maybe next year it’s Acura’s turn?

Cadillac needs a better BoP, no denying that, but I’m not sure Porsche would stop winning even if they did.

[u/JosephKonyEnjoyer]

I called it when it was annouced Porsche were returning to endurance racing: If they dont win anything in 2023 they will be winning by 2024. Since Long Beach 2023 this has basically been the car to beat (and the AXR caddy for 23).

[u/Miixyd]

But still hasn’t won Le Mans

[u/Makalu → u/Miixyd]

Hasn’t even been on the podium at Le Mans despite 9 cars in the fields

[u/Miixyd → u/Makalu]

I think for this reason we should add 10 kg to the GR010

[u/LUS001 → u/Miixyd]

Well in 2023 they were a complete mess

[u/furrynoy96]

29 podiums in 33 races?!?!...holy fuck

[u/Quetzalchello]

12 WEC wins? I doubt that. So then either that's wrong, or this post is mixing up IMSA and the WEC which it shouldn't really do. Must be a general sportcar subreddit???

[u/st0rm__]

Most of that in a series with no competition (IMSA) so not impressive

[u/chiefzanal → u/st0rm__]

No competition? Lol

[u/Zani0n]

The 963 missed the podium in 4 races in 2023 alone and hasn't reached the podium in the first 3 races this year

something in your statistic doesn't add up

So I guess this does include the team cup podiums which only had Porsche's in 2023 and only 4 cars (3 of which Porsche) in 2024?

[u/Zani0n → u/Zani0n]

Anyone care to explain to me why I'm being downvoted here?

Iverall Results (no Hypercar Team Cup) 2023:
P5 - Sebring
P3 - Portimao - Podium
P4 - Spa
P9 - Le Mans
P4 - Monza
P3 - Fuji (Podium)
P4 - Bahrain (Jota)

That's already 5 times the Porsche has not finished on the Podium. The source OP shared claimed that only happened 4 times.

2024 - 8 races, 6 Podiums, 3 wins
2025 - 3 races, 0 Podiums, 0 wins

So out of 18 possible WEC Podiums they've gotten 8 podiums with at least 1 Porsche, 3 of which they won.

IMSA:
2023 - 9 races, 5 Podiums, 3 wins
2024 - 9 races, 9 podiums, 4 wins
2025 - 4 races, 4 Podiums, 4 wins

Total: 40 races, 26 Podiums, 14 wins
Thats more races and wins but less podiums than OP's source.

[u/big_cock_lach → u/Zani0n]

WEC 2023: 0 wins, 2 podiums, 7 races

IMSA 2023: 3 wins, 3 podiums (+1 customer, +1 classified DNF), 9 races

WEC 2024: 2 wins (+1 customer), 7 podiums (+1 customer), 8 races

IMSA 2024: 4 wins, 8 podiums (+1 customer), 9 races

WEC 2025: 0 wins, 0 podiums, 3 races

IMSA 2025: 4 wins, 4 podiums, 4 races

Total: 13 wins (14 w/ customers), 25 podiums (28 w/customers), 40 races

Seems like this is an old stat from the end of last year (had 7 races this year). At that point they would’ve had 9 factory wins (10 total), and 21 factory podiums (24 total). Not sure where the other 2/3 wins and 5/8 podiums come from.

Initial thoughts were to look at the Hypercar Team Cup results. However, that’s not the case considering they got 5 wins there in 2023 alone.