Artifacts: Porsche Motorsport is an extraordinary 550-page collector’s book offering an unprecedented look behind the scenes of Porsche’s legendary motorsport legacy. Curated, researched and photographed inside Porsche’s most restricted facilities in Flacht, Weissach and hidden archives, this monumental work captures the soul of a brand that has defined competition for generations.

Through dramatic lighting and high-resolution photography, creative director and photographer Thomas Walk reveals the human craftsmanship behind components often seen as purely technical. Each object is presented as a piece of art—showcasing Raceborn textures, patina and the innovative thinking that shaped Porsche’s success on the world stage.

Featuring more than 250 artifacts, the book spans Porsche’s entire racing history, from its earliest days to the modern era. The design is just as impressive: a 7.7 kg publication developed with Andy Cruz of House Industries, including two custom typefaces inspired by items found in Porsche’s archives. The embossed red vinyl cover pays homage to the original ledgers used to catalogue racing parts in the 1960s, while the motorsport-inspired belt buckle invites you to unlock and explore Porsche’s heritage.

A true collector’s piece for design lovers, car enthusiasts and Porsche devotees alike.