Porsche’s Raceborn exhibition at Beijing Genesis Centre explores twelve race stories across its seventy-five-year motorsport history.
A motoring exhibition in Beijing
Porsche opened Raceborn – 75 Years of Porsche Motorsport at Beijing Genesis Centre on 28 August 2026. A related pop-up on the Liangma River was also redesigned around the racing theme.
The pair of spaces creates a cultural stop for travellers interested in engineering and design rather than a new vehicle launch. Their focus is the history and visual identity of Porsche competition.
Twelve moments from competition
The main exhibition moves through a selection of twelve races associated with the manufacturer’s record. It covers events across Europe, Asia, Africa and North America, allowing visitors to encounter several forms of motorsport in one programme.
The structure is a curated historical presentation, not a complete inventory of every race Porsche has entered. Visitors should check the displayed objects and exhibition dates against the venue’s programme.
The story outside the gallery
The Liangma River pop-up looks at how racing influences the everyday brand experience. It complements the Genesis Centre rather than simply repeating the same display in a second building.
The two sites require separate travel arrangements when planning a city visit. Neither location is a marina or an official yacht event.
A cultural addition to an Asia itinerary
Private-yacht guests travelling through Asia may find a design exhibition a worthwhile addition to a longer stop ashore. Beijing itself is inland and must be approached independently from any coastal arrival.
Porsche’s official announcement and exhibition photography establish the programme. Opening arrangements and admission details should be confirmed before travel.
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Porsche China