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Attracting nearly 28,000 visitors, the vibrant city of Dubai once again played host to Icons Of Porsche

The annual two-day extravaganza had 200 Porsches within the festival ground and so many more beyond. Here are the highlights from the show

The show was divided into dedicated themed zones like Electric Avenue, Style Plaza, Turbo Yard and Performance Paddock, with each offering their own unique experiences

The Electric Avenue had a Taycan GTS, a track-bred Taycan Turbo GT with the Weissach Package and a Macan EV on display

There was no shortage of exotics like the iconic V10 Carrera GT, 918 Spyder, and a 964 Speedster

The community village predominantly featured 911s and 718s, with some classics including a 944 Turbo

There was no shortage of Safari-style 911s and heavily modified Cayennes on-site

Regional premieres of the manual-only 992.2 Carrera T and the 992.2 GT3

Auction House RM Sotheby's was on site with a 997 RS 4.0, a 997 GT2 RS and the Sonderwunsh 992 Turbo Remastered

The Turbo Yard had all eight generation the 911 Turbo along with 992 50th Anniversary special and a 1:1 Lego Scale 930 Turbo

Beyond the festival grounds, there were even more cars parked up in a lot, reserved for Porsche owners

The Performance Paddock has a 963 LMDh Le Mans hybrid-racecar on display

Three historic cars from the Porsche Museum in Germany, including the Group C legends like the 956 and 962 C and the 911 GT1 were showcased in all their glory

The Porsche 911 GT3 RS with Manthey Racing kit that only debuted the weekend before the event was out to show its wares

Renowned Porsche personalities including the likes of VW CEO Oliver Blume, Porsche Works drivers Mark Webber, Jörg Bermeister and Formula E World Champion Pascal Wehrlein attended the event