Porsche Racing

Where it all started

Racing with Porsche has become a natural part of TWOth's competitive spirit since the very beginning, when young driver & crew combo worked with Canadian team Bullet Racing at the 2008 Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona.

TWOth Autosport has built its GT racing program around Porsche, a love affair that began with the Hill brothers’ debut in the 2008 GrandAm series and Rolex 24 at Daytona with Canadian team, Bullet Racing. This pivotal experience laid the foundation for their Ottawa-based team, which has since grown into a prominent force in motorsport. With dozens of races supporting drivers and over a decade as a Porsche factory-certified instructor, team principal Travis Hill's experience with the German automaker has been instrumental in the team's driver development, leveraging their programs and development paths to guide both amateur and professional racers. Today, TWOth Autosport continues to expand its Porsche programs, blending passion and precision to thrive in endurance and GT racing with 992 GT3 Cup and 718 GT4 RS Clubsport racing cars joining the team's fleet and customer racing programs.

With the popularity of the Porsche GT3 & GT4 racing vehicles, TWOth has a large variety of competitive championships and events to participate in, depending on a driver's experience level and goals.

From driver development in regional series, to national championships and international competition, the globally homologated 911's and Cayman's have a place to race where ever we go, and provide a safe and consistent platform for racecraft development.

As a team, our goal is to build a group of competitive drivers through Canadian & North American competition before looking at international endurance competition at some of our favourite tracks around the world.

Our 2025 Porsche Championships:

FEL SportsCar Championship Canada | GT4 + GT3

Historic Sportscar Racing | GT4 + GT3

Porsche Sprint Challenge | GT4 + GT3

IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge | GT4

North America

Porsche Ice Experience Canada

Ice Intro: 1-day development program on 1.5mm studded tires to learn inputs for understeer & oversteer recovery, as well as maintaining a drift in RWD and AWD platforms.

Ice Experience: 2-day advanced program on 1.5mm studs to refine exercises like rally flick and precision drifting, while applying techniques to technical track configurations.

Ice Force: 3 and 4-day advanced & lapping program on 3mm studs, introducing GT3 RS and Turbo models. Advanced techniques allow drivers to adjust slip angle and radius while maintaining the drift.

Porsche Track Experience Canada

Precision: 1-day development program consisting of exercises and guided track sessions to build driving fundamentals on a technical circuit.

Performance: 2-day advanced development program building upon techniques to teach the friction circle and drivers' understanding of delicate weight transfer with precise inputs.

Master: 2 and 3-day Master and Master R courses get into the final nuances to refine vehicle dynamics, in efforts to build speed in a safe and effective way.