Tianjin V1 Auto World hosted a Porsche driving experience using its circuit for track, wet-handling and slalom sessions.




Tianjin V1 Auto World is a motorsport circuit in Tianjin, built around a dedicated track and track-side areas. It is normally used for performance driving, vehicle testing and motorsport events. Its layout allows organisers to run separate driving exercises and briefings while keeping participants within one controlled venue. The site provides a circuit environment rather than a showroom or public street setting.
For this project the circuit became a multi-zone driving environment. Participants drove the Taycan Turbo S and eighth-generation 911 on the track, took part in wet-handling and slalom exercises, and used open-road routes. A ride-along in a 911 GT2 RS and a display of the Daniel Arsham special-edition 911 added non-driving points along the visit.
A circuit suits a performance-driving programme because the venue itself supplies the track, run-off space and controlled conditions that public roads cannot. It lets a manufacturer separate high-speed laps, low-grip exercises and static displays within one site, so guests move between driving and brand content without leaving the venue.