Rank 19 documents the Porsche 956 in its 1984 Rothmans livery — the Group C prototype that defined endurance racing's most dominant chapter and delivered Porsche its fourth consecutive Le Mans overall victory that June. The 956's aluminium monocoque, twin-turbo flat-six, and underbody ground-effect tunnels were not incremental improvements; they were a reset that forced Jaguar, Lancia, and every privateer to chase Stuttgart for half a decade. Car number 1 in Rothmans white and dark blue — red and gold pinstripes, Dunlop lettering, Bosch and Shell sponsor geometry — is the livery that graced posters, slot cars, and bedroom walls across the 1980s. Stefan Bellof's lap-record assault in qualifying added mythology to engineering: the 956 was fast enough to frighten drivers who were paid to be fearless. Wallimilist renders the front three-quarter hero, Rothmans livery bands, red circular Sarthe legend base, and vertical PORSCHE 956 title exactly as the master PNG dictates — 1984 kicker, sponsor callouts, and curator copy on Group C dynasty heritage.