Actor and driver Patrick Dempsey and his Dempsey Del Piero Racing team finished fourth in their class at the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

Actor Patrick Dempsey will drive a Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 in the first two stages of La Carrera Panamericana next week. The car is one of two created by a collaboration between Porsche and TAG Heuer.

The actor and Porsche Design Eyewear brand ambassador gives PEOPLE an inside look at his love for motorsports and co-designing his first line of eyewear Patrick Dempsey is taking the wheel with ...

The Porsche Design Eyewear by Patrick Dempsey collection will sport their shared initials, PD, and is intended to reference Dempsey’s love for motorsports and their shared passion for precision.

In January 2021, in Stuttgart/Munich, Patrick Dempsey has been named the brand ambassador for Porsche Design Eyewear.

Patrick Dempsey, Adam Carolla Toast Porsche at Petersen Automotive Museum At a VIP event to launch the yearlong exhibit featuring 50 prized and vintage models, Hollywood insiders and car ...

As an actor, director and race car driver, Patrick Dempsey was considered the ideal brand ambassador for Porsche Design Eyewear ...

2014 marks the third time actor/driver Patrick Dempsey – aka Dr. Derek Shepherd on ABC-TV's “Grey's Anatomy” -- will race at the Le Mans 24 Hours, and Autoweek caught up with the 48-year-old ...

Patrick Dempsey still remembers the day he bought his first Porsche. “It was a 1963 356. It was on the street in Santa Monica with a ‘For Sale’ sign,” he told CNN Style presenter Derek ...

Patrick Dempsey loves his Porsche — especially when his wife Jillian is in the front seat! The former Grey’s Anatomy actor, who is the owner of a $1 million 918 Spyder, told Access Hollywood ...

Dempsey has been racing with Porsche since 2013, according to Wright Motorsports. He took time off from the sport in 2016, returning this year, according to a May 24 article by Florida-based ...

News Jay Leno and Patrick Dempsey Sample Porsche’s RS Flavors The Rennsport name has been an important part of Porsche's history, so how does an original Carrera RS 2.7 compare to a new GT3 RS?