The Porsche Sport Driving School in Birmingham, Alabama may just be heaven for Porsche enthusiasts.

A sign depicting the layout of the Barber Motorsports Park racetrack, the site of the Porsche Sport Driving School.

Porsche's racing heritage has kept exceptional performance and handling at the forefront of the brand's priorities.

Dhani's time off the track at the Porsche Sport Driving School is spent conversing with Porsche experts and enthusiasts.

Dhani gets behind the wheel of the Porsche 550 Spyder, the legendary sports car that paved the way for Porsche's racing success.

On circuits in the 1950s, the Porsche 550 Spyder earned its nickname, "The Giant Killer," by outperforming bigger race cars with larger engines.

Only 90 original Porsche 550 Spyders were built between 1953 and 1956, making it one of the rarest cars in existence.

Despite its small four-cylinder engine, the 550 Spyder was even able to pass vehicles equipped with V8s during its reign in the mid-1950s thanks, in part, to its sleek, low-weight design.

A key sits in the ignition of the Porsche Spyder 550.