To celebrate 75 years of Porsche racing, the Porsche Club of America has unveiled its new RaceBorn Capsule Collection, a limited-edition line of apparel inspired by one of the most successful racing legacies in automotive history. The collection made its debut in June at the annual Porsche Parade in Lake Placid, New York, and brought together thousands of owners and enthusiasts from across North America.
For proper Porsche enthusiasts, motorsport isn’t just another chapter in the company’s history; it’s the whole point. Every generation of Porsche, from the earliest 356s to the latest 911 GT3 RS and 963 prototype, has been shaped by motorsport. Over the past 75 years, Porsche has amassed an unparalleled racing résumé that includes victories at Le Mans, Daytona, Sebring, and the Nürburgring.
The lineup includes T-shirts, hoodies, hats, and other lifestyle pieces designed to celebrate 75 years of racing while remaining subtle enough for everyday wear. Rounding out the collection are limited-edition watches and highly detailed model cars, giving collectors multiple ways to celebrate the anniversary both on their wrist and on the shelf.
Like the best Porsche memorabilia, the RaceBorn Capsule is just as much about commemorating the past as it is celebrating the culture that surrounds the brand. For PCA members and Porsche fans, it’s another way to wear a piece of one of motorsport’s greatest success stories while honoring the racers, engineers, and machines that built Porsche’s legendary reputation on track.
Porsche RaceBorn Capsule Collection
Porsche Club of America ‘Raceborn’ JacketCredit: Porsche 
Porsche x PCA Cap ‘911 Club Coupe’
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PCA x Puma Limited Edition Driving Sneakers
Porsche Club of America ‘Raceborn’ T Shirt Credit: Porsche 
Porsche 1:43 911 Carrera T Coupe 992.2 Club CoupeCredit: Porsche 
Porsche Club of America Long-Sleeve TopCredit: Porsche 
Chronograph 1 PCA Member Edition (Textile Strap)Credit: Porsche
Porsche Club of America SweatshirtCredit: Porsche 
Porsche Club of America CapCredit: Porsche 
Justin Helton is a commerce editor at Road & Track and an enthusiast with a passion for heavily depreciated autos and a penchant for philosophical debate. As a lifelong Manhattanite, he has mastered the ins and outs of classic car ownership in one of the least car-friendly cities in the world.