The Porsche 917 Langheck (long tail) was developed specifically for the Mulsanne Straight at Le Mans. The closed long-tail body reduced drag at the cost of high-speed stability — making it one of the most demanding racing cars ever built. In Gulf livery as campaign car #2, the 917 LH became culturally synonymous with Steve McQueen's 1971 film Le Mans. Heritage Icons renders it from behind in rear three-quarter: the full sweep of the long tail, Gulf orange roundel, Firestone tires, and the raw mechanical architecture of the flat-12 and exposed exhaust system. The '917LH' teal banner panel on the right and the Le Mans circuit outline create a compositional counterpoint to the car's pure speed drama.