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" Porsche China has begun work on the new Porsche Experience Center next to the Shanghai International Circuit Formula One track. This will be the third such center, the others located in Silverstone, England and next to Porsche&amp;#039;s factory in Leipzig, Germany. These are not meant to be race tracks, but training sites for Porsche owners. The facilities cover all sorts of driving experiences from the expected handling course to a low-friction skidpad. The point of such centers is to help Porsche owners learn how to use their car to the max and get them involved in the Porsche tradition. Also underway is the Hermann Tilke-designed Porsche Experience Center in Los Angeles at the junctions of the 110 and 405 freeway, across from the mooring location for the Goodyear blimp. This one will cover 51 acres and include a special off-road section for Cayenne owners. Those who drive by the site know it for having been a golfing center for many years featuring a statue some 30 feet high holding a golf club. Here&amp;#039;s the Google Street View:  When some of us bemoaned his departure to some at Porsche they hinted we shouldn&amp;#039;t be worried. There are plans... Think of it, a 30-foot-tall Hurley Haywood in a Porsche driving suit on the San Diego freeway. Awesome. Related posts:  Porsche to Open Los Angeles Experience Center Mopar Expands in Shanghai and Dubai Valentine&amp;#039;s Day Porsche Driving School For Her  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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