Maximilian Muller takes over as Porsche GT3 project manager
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 8, 2026, 4:54 PM
Last updated Sep 8, 2026
Porsche Motorsport has appointed Maximilian Muller to serve as the new project manager for the GT3 department. He replaces Sebastian Golz in the role, which oversees the development and operation of the 911 GT3 R. The appointment confirms leadership for the team following personnel adjustments within the manufacturer's racing program. Muller officially began his tenure in the position as of September 2026. He will now lead the technical and organizational responsibilities for the brand's GT3 racing platform.
- •Maximilian Muller succeeds Sebastian Golz as GT3 project manager.
- •The role involves responsibility for the 911 GT3 R department.
- •Muller officially assumed the position at Porsche Motorsport in September 2026.
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"Who will succeed GT3 project manager Sebastian Golz and take over responsibility for the GT3 department surrounding the traditional 911 GT3 R in the future? This question has now been answered: As Motorsport-Total.com has investigated, the German Maximilian Muller is taking on this role. "Maximilian Muller officially took over the function of Project Manager GT3 R at Porsche Motorsport at the ...Keep reading
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