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Gallery: Proton’s WEC livery sees a classic Porsche sponsor return to the grid

by Phil Oakley
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Gallery: Proton’s WEC livery sees a classic Porsche sponsor return to the grid

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Proton Competition have revealed their Porsche 963’s livery for this year’s FIA World Endurance Championship, confirming the return of a classic sponsor, in the form of F.A.T International, to the sportscar grid.

The car is decked out in white and blue, with a black cockpit and shark fin. F.A.T International takes pride of place as the main sponsor, with three red stripes over the back third of the car.

Image: WEC / Proton
Image: WEC / Proton
Image: WEC / Proton
Image: WEC / Proton
Image: WEC / Proton
Image: WEC / Proton

F.A.T International ‘celebrates the automotive world’s rich history and cultural impact’, according to the company’s website. They previously sponsored two Le Mans-winning cars, including the Dauer Porsche 962, aka the Dauer 962 Le Mans, in 1994, which raced in the GT1 class, having been modified from a Group C car by Jochen Dauer.

As previously announced this week, Harry Tincknell, Neel Jani, and Hypercar newcomer Julien Andlauer will race the #99 Proton Competition Porsche 963. The 2024 WEC season starts on Saturday 2nd March, with the Qatar 1812km, at Lusail International Circuit.

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