Peugeot, though, objected to the use of the three-digit model reference with a zero in the middle, as they had recently trademarked this numerical sequence, and so with just 82 cars completed, Porsche changed to the now familiar 911 nomenclature. Part of the success of the 911 has been its down-to-earth drivability, where the driver can just as easily take his 911 down to the shops, enjoy a spirited drive in the country, or take it on a track day outing. Apart from the practical aspects of ownership, the 911 has been the mainstay of Porsche's motorsport success, contributing to more than half of the company's 30,000 international race wins around the world. Dr. Wolfgang Porsche, Chairman of the Supervisory Board Porsche AG, Oliver Blume, Chairman of the Executive Board Porsche AG, Uwe Hück, Chairman of the Group Works Council Porsche AG (l-r) at the press conference to present the one-millionth Porsche 911 on 11 May 2017