Can You Imagine How Stunning A Porsche Taycan-Inspired GT1 EVO Racer Might Be?

The FIA World Endurance Championship's premier classes, the Le Mans Hypercar and Le Mans Daytona Hybrid, are shaping up to make endurance racing in Europe and North America a whole lot more intriguing.

In either one or both of the prototype classes, Toyota, SCG, Peugeot, ByKolles, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Audi, Porsche, Acura, and BMW will compete. Due to Porsche's prior prototype racing success, and the fact that its new race vehicle will be built alongside Multimatic, there will be a lot of buzz about its entry. Will it, however, be as stylish as Hakosan_Design's Porsche prototype?

The talented designer drew inspiration from the all-electric Taycan to construct a modern-day successor to the Porsche 911 GT1 while creating his ideal Porsche prototype. The idea, appropriately named the GT1 EVO, is stunning and demonstrates how well Porsche's latest design language adapts itself to racing.

The GT1 EVO's front end has headlamps that are identical to the Taycan's, as well as flared wheel arches and redesigned air intakes to keep the brakes cool. To increase aerodynamics, the racer also has a custom hood. The automobile also features motorsport-inspired wing mirrors and louvers where the backside windows would typically be found.

While the automobile is inspired by the Taycan, it is a two-door race car, as one would anticipate. The concept's back has a towering rear wing, an aerodynamic shark fin, a huge diffuser, and an LED light bar, which is probably our favorite picture.

Source of photos: Hakosan_Design