Porsche Club of America-Arizona Region-Going Places-January 2024

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Vo l u m e 5 4 I s s u e 01 EDITORS Gregg & Alison Bull gpeditor@az.pca.org CONTRIBUTORS Rick Althouse Danielle Badler Keith Bickford Dan Bouet Ken Bryant Alison Scott Bull Gregg Bull Jim & Carole Bultema Bruce Herrington Kim Kemper Scott McILvain Angela Manente Mark Manente Kenneth Mitchell Dennis Rood Moe Scharhon Geneva Sorum David K. Whitlock

IN THIS ISSUE FEATURES

ON THE COVER

Prescott Holiday Lights Drive Photo courtesy of AZPCA

23.............State of the Porsche Marketplace-Hagerty’s 27.............Featured Member - Keith Bickford 29.............Please welcome our Newest BOD members 30.............Review - Driving Tour - Prescott Holiday Lights 32.............Aman-Steele and Legacy Recipients 44.............Book Review for Porschephiles-The EV revolution 46.............Story - The Best, The Worst....

48.............2023 - A Year in Review 52 ............TechTime with Scott M - Convertible Tops 101 55.............Charity Event - Concours in the Hills 56.............Stuttgart Market Letter 58.............Drive your Porsche on a Race Track 62.............AZPCA AutoX - 2023/2024

AZ.PCA.ORG Going Places is the official publication of the Porsche Club of America, Arizona Region and is published electronically monthly.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

PRESIDENT

Mark Manente president@az.pca.org

VICE PRESIDENT

Dan Bouet vicepresident@az.pca.org

SECRE TARY

Gregg Bull secretary@az.pca.org

NEWS & EVENTS

5...............2024 Calendar of Events 8..............Upcoming Porsches n’ Pancakes - Daddy-O’s 9..............Upcoming Monthly Mem. Meeting - LaLocanda 10..............Members Appreciation 12..............Future Porsches n’ Pancakes - Mimi’s Cafe 13..............Future Monthly Mem. Meeting - Lucilles 15..............Cars, Coffee & Camaraderie - Alpio’s at Troon 18...... ........2024 Tri-State Weekend Extravaganza 24..............2024 AutoX Schedule 25..............2024 HP Drivers Education Schedule 26..............HPDE INDE information 42..............2024 Porsche Parade - Birmingham, AL 45..............Treffen - Spring 2024, Wine Country 54..............National - SIM Racing 63..............PCA - Digital Membership Cards

IN EVERY ISSUE TREASURER

Marty Ercoline treasurer@az.pca.org

PA S T P R ES I D E N T

Mark Baker pastpresident@az.pca.org

DIREC TORS AT L ARGE

Doug Buchanan XXX@az.pca.org

Frank Grimmelmann FrankGrimmelmann@az.pca.org

Kenneth Mitchell kenmitchell@az.pca.org

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4..............Arizona Region Board 6..............President’s Note 7..............From the Editors 11..............Sponsorship Program 31..............Goodie Store 33 .............Awards & Accolades 35..............Social Media 37..............Please welcome - New Members 38..............Happy PCA Members’ Anniversaries 39..............Executive Appointees 40..............Zone 8 Staff and Websites

SPONSORS INDEX

28..............APEX Realty Services 41..............AZ Euros 14..............Barbara, Alpio: Redwood General Tires 16..............Bayntree Wealth Advisors 35..............Brasile, Chuck & Denise; Real Estate 16..............D.L.Jones Home Team 5..............Hamra Fine Jewelry & Timepieces 53..............McIlvain Motors BC,35........Porsche Chandler IFC, 41.......Porsche North Scottsdale 34..............Protective Film Solutions 15..............Raven Gastropub 36..............Tech Plus Automotive 39..............Trackside Motorsports

CLASSIFIEDS https://az.pca.org/classifieds/

2024 CALENDAR OF EVENTS Editor’s Note: The dates, times and details of AZPCA events are subject to change.

CLICK HERE AZ.PCA.ORG to check the website for the entire calendar of events.

Jan 2024 6 Sat 10 Wed 13-14 Sat -Sun 17 Wed 20 Sat

HPDE - AMP Monthly Meeting - La Locanda Tri-State Weekend Extravaganza Member Appreciation Night AutoX - AMP Skidpad

Feb 2024 3 7 10 17 24

Concours in the Hills Monthly Meeting - Lucille’s BBQ HPDE - AMP AutoX - AMP Skidpad Porsches n’ Pancakes - Mimi’s Cafe

Sat Wed Sat Sat Sat

Mar 2024 9-10 Sat -Sun 16 Sat 17 Sun 23 Sat 23 Sat 30 Sat

Apr 2024 3 Wed 11 Sun 13-14 Sat -Sun 20 Sat 21-25 Sun-Thu 27 Sat

Monthly Meeting - TBD Driving Tour - East Valley HPDE - Podium Club AutoX - AMP Skidpad Treffen Spring - Wine Country Porsches n’ Pancakes - TBD

May 2024 1 Wed 17-18 Fri -Sat 18 Sat

Monthly Meeting - TBD Driving Tour - National Parks Porsches n’ Pancakes - TBD

HPDE - INDE New Members Day - We Ko Pa New Members Drive - TBD AutoX - AMP Skidpad Charity Casino Night Porsches n’ Pancakes - Thumb

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PRESIDENT’S NOTE

Mark

Manente

"There is no limit to the amount of good you can do if you don't care who gets the credit."

Ronald Regan

We hope you had a great holiday. May you all have a healthy, peaceful, and prosperous New Year.

The club wrapped up 2023 with our Holiday party, the last special social event of the season, at Grayhawk Golf Club on 12/17 with 119 in attendance. Thank you all who came out on a Sunday evening. And special thanks to those who donated gift cards for Sunshine Acres Children's Home.

Angela organized this year's holiday party because we had an opening for social chair last January. Organizing any large event is a mountain of work. Abby Ercoline, our social chair would second that, as she organized the 2023 Flight 45/Concours. Abby will be busy looking for the venue for the 2024 Holiday party. It wouldn't be a holiday party without Mark Baker, past president, our resident "Richard Avedon", setting up his traveling portrait studio. You can find all the photos on our website: az.pca.org. Jeanne, his lovely wife, baked the Porsche emblem cookies again this year for each guest. Thank you both. It was great to see everyone.

I have completed my first year as President. The year went by quickly and not without its challenges. Our club continues to add new members. We have been able to support many events and offset inflationary pressures.

The club had a fabulously full 2023! We held over 59 events in 2023: � � � � �

15 Track Day's- 8 Autocross and 7 HPDE Thank you Kim Kemper and Dan Bouet.

15 Driving Tours: Rook Younger, Mark Baker, Jim Bultema, 10 Monthly Member dinner meetings: Jim and Carole Bultema 9 Porsches and Pancakes Saturday get togethers: Dennis Rood and Frank Grimmelmann 10 Special Social events: Angela M., Mark Baker & Jeanne, Frank G., Gregg Bull, Abby Ercoline and Andy Cole

In 2024, the AZPCA will be celebrating its 65th anniversary. PCA provides us with anniversary decals for our 1675 Primary members. We will have them available at upcoming events.

As you know all events fill up very quickly. If you have an interest in assisting in the clubs' activities reach out to those directors or committee members. You can find them on the website under the "About Us" tab. What is evident is that each committee chair responsible for organizing an event doesn't do it alone. For example; those of you who attend a HPDE and AX realize it is a group effort and a family affair. That is why this year most of the Aman-Steele Award nominees were couples. Thank you, spouses, for all you do.

Personally, I couldn't fill the president's role without Angela, my wife of 53 years. She has always been there in all my endeavors. In 1976 she agreed to type my master's thesis on our portable Smith Corona typewriter. The document had to be typed without mistakes, no white out, so the university could have it bound and put in the stacks. Not only could you hear the click, click of the Smith Corona, but the "xxxx" if there was a mistake, and paper being crumpled. Nothing has changed now, when she was planning New Members' Day or organizing photos for the holiday party slide show.

"They say a lifetime is like a toilet paper roll, the further along you get the faster it goes around..."

Make it a great month.

Mark M.

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From the EDITORS

Gregg and Ali Bull

“For Last year’s words belong to last year’s language and next year’s words await another voice. And to make an end is to make a beginning.” T.S. Eliot

How does one go about describing 2023 in a mere few paragraphs……

The year started out with a visit to the Martin Auto Museum for our first Members Meeting, the Autocross gang descended upon the AMP Skidpad to dance with the cones, we had our first drive of the year to Bagdad and Porsches n’ Pancakes dropped in a Daddy-O’s grill.

This year we also visited We-Ko-Pa, Lucille’s, Arrevederci’s, Aunt Chilada’s, Porsche Chandler, The Persian Room, Alpio’s Peakview Garage, The Porch and Raven Gastropub for our monthly Members meetings.

Porsche n’ Pancakes were held at Daddy-O’s, Rock Springs, The Thumb, Original 5 Diner, Smooze, Black Mountain Coffee, Soul Café, the simply stunning Anthem Golf & Country Club and finally US Egg in Scottsdale, these are all club favorites and always well attended.

Our local drives this past year were second to none, we did the East Valley Loop, Lake Roosevelt, the 3 Lakes Drive, Alpine Tour, Prescott and the Palace, La Posada & Meteor Crater, the Charity drive to Cottonwood, Mt. Lemmon, Four-Peaks off road drive, Fall Colors to Flagstaff, Valley View Dinner Drive and the Prescott Holiday Lights Drive.

We had 2 out of state drives, firstly we had the Vegas run which saw us hook up with both the Nevada PCA group and the Vegas chapter, a visit to Gaudin Porsche and a truly epic drive in the Valley of Fire.

The second drive was to Porsche Parade in Palm Springs California, this was Ali and I’s first Parade and it really is a special event and our own Rook and Debbie along with Doug and Susie organized and supported the driving tours, first class throughout.

The Club also had a few “Special” events throughout the year, we visited Don’s Secret Car Collection, we enjoyed Dennis’s All Porsche Display, Mark B, Jeanne S and Alpio hosted the Charity Casino Evening, we had our 10th annual Diamondbacks evening, Flight 45 Concours de Elegance, the Ultimate Porsche Showcase, the F1 Viewing Event at Alpio’s Troon facility and last but not least the AZPCA 2023 Holiday Party.

We can all be truly thankful that we belong to a very special club, we have sadly lost a few members this year but our club can be very proud how we have all come together in people’s time of need.

Stay Strong, Stay Healthy and may your God be with you. Gregg & Ali

`A`ohe lokomaika`i i nele i ke pâna`i – (No kind deed has ever lacked its reward.)

Going Places Facts and Figures

The Deadline for submitting material is the 15th of each month.

Submissions received after that date will appear in a later edition.

Articles written and submitted to Going Places are done so on a voluntary basis.

The views, opinions or suggested links provided by the editors do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of AZPCA or PCA and have not been indorsed as such.

Dates, locations and costing for events may change after publication, please refer to the AZPCA website or MotorsportReg for the up to date information.

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Upcoming Porsches n’ Pancakes - Daddy-O’s Ok this is the official start to the 2024 Porsches n’ Pancakes Breakfast season.

Dennis and Nancy are starting us off this year at Daddy-O’s Grill.

Where: Daddy-O’s Grill, 4163 W Thunderbird Rd, Phoenix, 85029 When: Saturday, January 27th from 8:30am – 10:00am Cost/Menu: Order anything you like of the menu and pay at the end of the meal

Seating: Seating is limited to 50 attendees so sign up soon.

After breakfast you can always visit the Martin Auto Museum across the way.

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Upcoming Monthly Membership Meeting - La Locanda AZPCA Monthly Membership Meeting January 10, 2024, @ 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm

La Locanda Italian Bistro Grab your keys or fobs and head over to Old Town Scottsdale and a new venue for the club.

It’s La Locanda Italian Bistro, which offers a slice of authenticity with a distinctive Italian dining experience.

Their chefs deliver their blend of exquisite Italian food with the casual elegance that seems to capture the soul of an Italian grandmother setting the table with her best dishes.

Come join us for what should be a memorable evening of friendship and fine food.

Menu Caesar Salad Choice of: Fettucini Bolognese Salmon Piccata Chicken Parmesan Desert: Pannacotta – Eggless custard, Madagascar Vanilla Bean with a strawberry sauce Cash bar Jim and Carole Bultema, Organizers La Locanda Italian Bistro 3915 N. Scottsdale Rd. Scottsdale, AZ 85251 $40 per person Event Schedule: 5:30 – 6:15 pm

Social time

6:15 – 6:45 pm.

Dinner

6:45 – 7:30 pm

Meeting and meet a member program

Registration is required for this event. Click the REGISTER button below to sign up and pay.

Registration is open for 100. The deadline to register is January 6th at midnight.

For more details and to Register for this event CLICK HERE GOING PL ACES

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Upcoming AZPCA Social Events 3rd Annual Member Appreciation Night at the Movies

-FERRARIJanuary 17, 2024 – Wednesday The movie starts promptly at 6 p.m.

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Free movie Free popcorn Free drink Free parking Free FUN

Please join us at the movies as your club says Thank You for being a member of the Arizona Region of the Porsche Club of America. The movie is a new release (December 25th) entitled FERRARI. I know, we all wish it was called PORSCHE, but since they have not made that movie yet, this movie should warm your heart with the spectacular racing scenes. Here is a short synopsis: Set in the summer of 1957, with Enzo Ferrari's auto empire in crisis, the ex-racer turned entrepreneur pushes himself and his drivers to the edge as they launch into the Mille Miglia, a treacherous 1,000-mile race across Italy. Starring Adam Driver and Penelope Cruz.

We have room for only 168 members, so sign up early. The cutoff date to register is January 14th at midnight.

Location: Harkins Theatres Camelview at Fashion Square 7014 E. Camelback Rd. Scottsdale, AZ 85251 Note: Since this is a free event, we want to make sure that when you sign up, you attend. So, the cost is $15.00 each, which will be fully refunded after you attend the event. If you can’t make it and don’t let us know, we can’t offer a refund.

Event Organizers: Jim and Carole Bultema

For more details and to Register for this event CLICK HERE

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AZPCA Sponsorship Program

The sponsorship programs were designed to allow our current and new advertisers and sponsors a simple way to choose a program that will include; digital on-line published newsletter and internet exposure opportunities all for one simple investment.

The sponsorship program has five tiers: Bronze - Our Bronze level includes one small website banner on our Home and Sponsors page and a one eighth-page (3.5″x2″ business card) color or grayscale ad in the Going Places publication. Fee - $250. annually Silver - Our Silver level includes one medium website banner on our Home and Sponsors page and a one quarter-page (3.5″x4.75″) color or grayscale ad in the Going Places publication. Fee - $600. annually Gold - Our Gold level includes one medium website banner on our Home and Sponsors page, inclusion in the rotating banner on our homepage, a one half-page (8″x5″) color or grayscale ad in the Going Places publication and AZPCA E-Blasts. Fee - $1200. annually Titanium - Our Titanium level includes one large website banner on the Main page and Sponsors page, inclusion in the rotating banner on our homepage, one-full page (8″x5″) color or grayscale ad in the Going Places publication and AZPCA E-Blasts. Fee - $2500. annually Platinum - Our Platinum level includes one large website banner on the Main page and Sponsors page, inclusion in our rotating banner on our homepage, an embedded video, and one full-page (8″x10″) color or grayscale ad inside the front cover in the Going Places publication. Fee - $10,000. annually It is the responsibility for each sponsor to develop and design their unique promotional ads. Sponsors must submit their own artwork electronically for ads in gif, pdf, jpeg or swf (for website ads) formats. New sponsorships will run yearly, and investment will be prorated for any new sponsor who commits mid-year. The acceptance and display of advertising in this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the advertiser or product by the Porsche Club of America, Arizona Region. AZPCA reserves the right to refuse to print any ad it deems inappropriate. Sponsorships must be prepaid. Staff reserves the right to change rates upon notice at any time.

Contacts: Sponsorship Requests and Tier Details Sponsorships and Advertising Manager, Andy Jorgensen E-mail: sponsorship@az.pca.org Gregg & Ali Bull Going Places Editors E-mail: gpeditor@az.pca.org

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Future Porsches n’ Pancakes - Mimi’s Cafe

GATHER AROUND OUR TABLE

Make any mealtime an event to savor, from sweet and savory Breakfast Dishes to mouthwatering entrees, crowd pleasing to tempting desserts, Every dish is made with care, just for you and your family.

Find exactly what you’re craving at your local café.

WHEN: Saturday, February 24, 2024 WHERE: 21002 N Tatum Blvd, Desert Ridge, Phoenix, AZ MENU: Order anything you like of the menu and pay your own Bill.

ATTENDANCE: Maximum of 40 people (Sign up early)

SAVE THE DATE... And be prepared to register soon!

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Future Monthly Membership Meeting - TBD AZPCA Monthly Membership Meeting February 7, 2024 @ 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm

Lucille’s Bar-B-Que Please join us for our next meeting at Lucille’s Bar-B-Que. In my opinion, some of the best BBQ ever! Expect great food and plenty of time for socializing and meeting new friends. Cash bar. Hope to see you there. *Please note that this month’s “In Person Meet a Member.” Guest speaker will be Jim Golba Lucille’s Bar-B-Que 2030 E. Rio Salado Pkwy Tempe, AZ 85281 Cost: $30 per person

Event Schedule: 5:30 – 6:00 pm.

Social hour

6:00 – 6:45 pm

Dinner

6:45 - 7:00 pm

In Person Meet a Member: Jim Golba

7:00 – 7:30 pm

Meeting

*Registration is required for this event.

REGISTER details to follow. *Limited to 80

Jim and Carole Bultema, Organizers

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Cars, Coffee & Camaraderie

Alpio’s at Troon

Every 2nd Saturday please join Alpio for Car’s, Coffee and Donut Holes

10452 E Jomax Rd, Scottsdale, 85262 NEXT event: Sat, January 13th from 7am-10am For more details regarding this event CLICK HERE

Scratch Cooking, Inspired Dining

Artisanal, fine dining with the discerning palate in mind.

Inspired dining made from locally-sourced produce.

LET US HANDLE THE CATERING

WE WELCOME EVERY TYPE OF PRIVATE EVENT ENJOY YOUR FAVORITES ANYWHERE 8900 East Pinnacle Peak Road, Ste B1, Scottsdale, AZ, 85255 HTTPS://RAVENGP.COM GOING PL ACES

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Attention AZPCA Members!

Please let our sponsors know you are a member of the Arizona Porsche club and that you appreciate their support.

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IMPORTANT AZPCA Information

AZPCA Region Event Cancelation Policies & Event Organizer Responsibilities Event Cancellation Policy Most of our events have attendance limits, and they fill up quickly. Also, we often have waiting lists for those wishing to attend but do not have a secured attendance spot. Increasingly, attendees sign up and simply do not show up for the event without canceling in advance. This behavior impacts the event registrar/organizer, the event facility, and those on the waiting list wanting to attend but cannot. This behavior demonstrates a lack of common courtesy, requiring it to be addressed proactively. On the first occurrence a warning will be issued, and on the second occurrence privileges to attend future events may be impacted. Also, any registration fees for paid events will be forfeited without recourse since the club is charged regardless. The cancelation policy requires cancelation of your registration on MSR for paid or unpaid events a minimum of 7 days prior to the event date, unless there are serious and extenuating emergency circumstances as assessed by the event registrar/organizer. Most importantly, please be courteous to your fellow members so that everyone has an opportunity to enjoy events.

Event Organizer Responsibilities Event organizers are required to send out a reminder approximately 9 days in advance of any event reminding registrants of the event and summarizing their responsibilities by including the following language: Thank you for your RSVP. Please note that whether or not there is a registration fee for this event, the restaurant is expecting a certain number of attendees we provide to them in advance and incur cost accordingly. If you need to cancel please do so at least one week prior to the event date (being a no-show without notice is rude to other members who wish to attend, the restaurant and to the event organizer). Additionally, if there is a fee or prepayment associated with the event, it will be forfeited if cancelled less than 7 days before the event.

Thank you!”

Additionally, event organizers are requested to send out a reminder two or three days prior to the event simply as a courtesy to remind those attending.

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2024 Tri-State Weekend Extravaganza The Arizona Region Porsche Club of America invites you to the inaugural 2024 Tri-State Weekend Extravaganza Event over the

January 13th weekend that will be centered in North Scottsdale! The weekend will consist of showcasing two exceptional nationally recognized Arizona car collections and a drive across beautiful and diverse Sonoran Desert landscapes ending in a luncheon at multiple restaurants of your choice (no reservation necessary). Details for each of the 3 events can be found on the subsequent pages.

Join 15 Las Vegas Region PCA cars, 10 Intermountain Region PCA (IRPCA) Southern Utah cars and 25 Arizona Region PCA cars, with 100 participating in a weekend of fun and socializing to kick off the new year, that includes: � � � � �

1/13 Morning Cars & Coffee hosted by Alpio’s at Troon 1/13 Mystery Sonoran Desert Drive, followed by a destination lunch at a several exceptional diverse restaurant offerings 1/14 Visit to Don Murray’s Secret European Car Collection featuring many extremely rare vehicles.

Time to shop and/or visit the Penske Racing Museum in North Scottsdale (near the North Scottsdale Loop 101 Curve) Enjoy exceptional restaurants

Arriving on Friday night 1/12, the night for those from other Regions will be yours to enjoy and refresh for an early start Saturday morning with some good coffee, burritos, and pastries to wake up to at Alpio’s indescribable monthly event showcasing your cars and many other local vehicles. Following a northern Sonoran Drive to a Mystery destination, you’ll be free to join other participants at a restaurant of your choice in the area meeting diverse dietary requirements and tastes. On Saturday night, after a day of spectacular cars and a memorable driving event, you’ll have an opportunity to independently enjoy diverse restaurants of your choice in the North Scottsdale area. Saturday afternoon enjoy shopping or relaxing at Kierland Commons, or visit the Penske Racing Museum that is also in the area. Sunday morning, Don Murray has graciously offered to host a visit to his exclusive Secret European Car Collection not open to the public [location/address shared with participants just in advance of the event--AZPCA will host coffee and donuts for all attending]. The only cost to participants will be for the non-hosted Saturday luncheon, there is also an optional contribution to support the non-profit Society of St. Vincent De Paul [the chosen charity supported by Alpio Barbara and Don Murray https://www.stvincentdepaul.net/ ], with cash contribution jars available at both car collection locations! Sunday, the other Regions can choose to return to their home territories or stay on for Car Week 2024 that begins the following week Barrett-Jackson Car Week 2024 JAN 20-28 !

The North Scottsdale corridor is rich in diverse lodging alternatives, including the following properties, among many other luxury and affordable chain and local offerings: � � � � � � �

Fairmont Scottsdale Princess Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale at Troon North JW Marriott Scottsdale McDowell Mountain Inn Resort The Westin Kierland Resort & Spa AC Hotel by Marriott Scottsdale North Boulders Resort & Spa Scottsdale Talking Stick Resort

Note: Regional Representatives are responsible for booking lodging in central locations for the Saturday events at Troon and Sunday’s Mystery Tour at I-17 slightly north of the Loop 101!

Save the date now, you will be notified when Registration opens shortly at the https://az.pca.org/social-events/ website shortly that will link to MotorsportReg to register. We also encourage anyone who registers to attend all three formal events to foster communication and comradery between these three exceptional PCA Regions that continue to build strong bonds of friendship. Remember, it’s about the cars, but the people make the Club, we look forward to your joining us for this extraordinary event.

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2024 Tri-State Weekend Extravaganza

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2024 Tri-State Weekend Extravaganza

Mystery Sonoran Desert Drive & Lunch [Saturday, 1/13/2024, 10:00-2:30 pm]

Join your fellow Tri-State Porsche Extravaganza participants for a spirited drive through the northern Sonoran Desert, leaving from Alpio's at Troon immediately after the Cars & Coffee showcase, and arriving at a mystery destination in time for a late lunch offering a variety of restaurants to suit every taste!

Driving through the Northern Sonoran Desert is a mesmerizing journey that unveils breathtaking scenery at every turn. As you traverse this arid landscape, you'll be captivated by the stark beauty of the desert's rugged terrain, with its towering saguaro cacti and vibrant wildflowers. But what truly makes this drive exceptional are the unexpected oases that dot the landscape, where pristine lakes shimmer under the sun, framed by majestic mountains that rise in the distance. The juxtaposition of the arid desert and the lush pockets of water creates a striking contrast that makes the journey through the Northern Sonoran Desert an unforgettable experience, offering a glimpse into the awe-inspiring wonders of nature.

Note that you and your guest must be registered in advance to participate on this drive and must be PCA Members in Good Standing to register Online.

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2024 Tri-State Weekend Extravaganza

Don Murray''s European Car Collection

Sunday, January 14, 2024 8:30 am - 11:00 am

Don Murray has extended a gracious invitation to host the AZPCA's TriState Extravaganza participants for a private viewing of his remarkable collection. The collection includes several extremely rare and historic Porsches, including a rare Spyder recently on display at the Atlanta Porsche Experience. We will view Don's collection of Ferraris, including a 1950 166 that was the 22nd road Ferrari ever built. Also Don's first Ferrari, the 400 Superamerica, which was on display at the Peterson museum twice. Don’s collection showcases a 1955 RS Spyder that won a Formula 2 race and his 1970 911 is in practically new condition with only 700 original miles. Some notable race cars in the collection are the Sebring Sprint that was raced by legendary driver Bruce McLaren. This is a unique opportunity don't miss it!

Limit to 100 Members/Guests inTotal!

Meet up information will be sent out only to registered PCA members

Event requirements You must be a PCA member to register for this event. The First and Last names in your PCA account, as well as your PCA member number, must match in your MotorsportReg account exactly in order for you to register.

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Future AZPCA Social Events SAVE THE DATE(S) New Members’ Day - Saturday, March 16, 2024 2:30 pm – 5:30 pm We-Ko-Pa Casino Resort 10438 N Fort McDowell Rd. Scottsdale, AZ Attention all club members! Join the fun at New Members’ Day to welcome and celebrate our new club members. This event is an opportunity for our members to meet the 2024 Board of Directors, the chairpersons and other club members for a buffet dinner-and-learn. The program includes introduction of our board members and club chairpersons about their areas of responsibility. We will then give you free time to discuss individual topics one-one with board members and chairpersons.

The event registration will open soon.

Keep an eye on our website calendar under the registration link.

Registration will close on 3/5 at midnight.

New Members’ Drive - Sunday, March 17, 2024 More information to follow shortly…

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AZPCA AUTOCROSS SEASON - 2024

The tentative autocross dates for the 2023-2024 AZPCA Region Autocross Season from October to April are on Saturday at AMP as follows: •

January 20, 2024, Saturday - AZ Motorsport Park Skidpad

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February 17, 2024, Saturday - AZ Motorsport Park Skidpad

About Autocross events:

Join us for our AZPCA autocross at Arizona Motorsports Park Skidpad.

Location address is 15402 W. Camelback Rd, Litchfield Park, AZ 85340.

Non-Porsches are welcome to participate. Multi lap format.

Contact Kim Kemper for more information. $60 for the event - there is no on site registration.

If you wish to have someone, who is not an entrant, over 18 years old and who is an immediate household member, as a passenger for a taste of autox please pre-register and pay the $15 fee.

Drivers can invite guests only during pre-registration who must complete all waivers, but cannot be a passenger and no lunch is provided. The club will be serving a lunch to all pre-registered drivers and taste of autocross participants. Gates open at 7:00 am. First car out at 8:30 am.

Rental helmets can be reserved during the online registration process. Sorry but no go-karts, Polaris type, formula or other exoskeleton vehicles permitted. AMP has a strict sound limit of 92 db and your vehicle must pass sound tech held immediately before the event (around 8:00) or have a valid AMP sound sticker and no changes to the car impacting sound have been made since. A link to the Porsche waiver will be sent to you via email, information on the AMP paper waiver will be provided in your event receipt and is available on site.

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HPDE schedule 2024 Season Saturday, January 6, 2024 Arizona Motorsports Park Saturday, February 10, 2024 Arizona Motorsports Park (CCW) Saturday & Sunday March 9-10, 2024 Inde Motorsports Ranch  Saturday & Sunday, April 13-14, 2024 Podium Club at Attesa 

 Time Trials also available at this HPDE event HPDE Event Registrations: azpca.motorsportreg.com Arizona Motorsports Park – 15402 W. Camelback Rd, Litchfield Park, AZ 85340 Inde Motorsports Ranch – 9301 W. Airport Rd, Willcox, AZ 85643 Podium Club at Attesa – 6870 S Bianco Rd, Casa Grande, AZ 85193

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Meet this month’s Featured Member - Keith Bickford 1. When did you join PCA?

Fall of 2022 when I bought my first Porsche.

2. What Porsche(s) do you have?

I drive a 718 Boxster and I chauffeur my dog Winston in his Macan S.

3. Where are you from?

Almost everywhere, I grew up in Puerto Rico, California, Alaska, Hawaii and Montana.

4. Family?

I have a dog named Winston, two human sons and three grandchildren.

5. Work background or trade?

I work as a Commissioning Engineer for complex buildings.

6. What makes your car special?

I installed a X73 suspension meant for a 981 on my 718 and Winston and I drive around the country in his Macan.

7. Next upgrade?

“Nothing Listed”

8. Have you personalized your car?

I installed a GT3RS PDK shifter in my 718.

9. Favorite memory with a car?

“Nothing Listed”

10. Why did you buy your Porsche?

I dreamed of owning a Porsche my entire life. I got my first Porsche at age 52 and my second 3 months later.

11. High school nickname?

Bicky

12. Top 3 cars you would own?

1. Porsche GT2 Cup 2. Porsche Carrera GT 3. Porsche Original 356

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AZPCA Regional eNEWS

AZPCA REGION eNEWS AZPCA Region publishes several emails each month to notify the members of the upcoming social and driving events and other pertinent Region business and activity information.

These emails are known as eNews email blasts and will be identified by the PCA Banner as you see above.

It has come to the Region’s attention that several hundred members are not receiving the AZPCA Region’s eNews email blasts. This may be because the PCA National Office may not have your correct email address or there may be a technical problem with your email address. Or the member at one time elected to opt out of receiving the emails and would like to begin receiving them.

AZPCA Region would like to help the members in resolving this issue of you not receiving the eNews emails. If you are not receiving any of the emails that are labeled with the above banner, and prefer to receive them, please email the Region’s Communications Chair, Kenny Mitchell at kenmitchell@az.pca.org

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Please welcome your NEW 2024 BOD Members 2024 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

How to recognize us in public

Marty Ercoline - Treasurer

Gregg Bull - Secretary

2024 DIRECTORS AT LARGE Doug Buchanan

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AZPCA Drive Review : Prescott Holiday Lights Thanks to Rook & Debbie Younger for another awesome AZPCA Drive!

STORY BY Geneva Sorum

Starting our Prescott Holiday Lights drive from North Phoenix, the transition across diverse landscapes is captivating for both drivers and passengers. From the desert landscape of Wickenburg, driving up granite mountains, through high desert valleys and into the pines of the Prescott Forest offers amazing views.

The winding serpentine highway AZ 89, also known as the Granite Mountain Hotshots Highway, is a blast in our Porsches. Several motorists even got out of our way so we could make the most of the climb up “Yarnell Hill” from the desert floor to Peeples Valley, through Yarnell. It is a beautiful scenic route anytime between Prescott to the Valley, no matter which direction you travel.

Dubbed “Everybody’s Home Town”, Prescott comes alive during this season, adorning the iconic Courthouse Square with a dazzling display of festive lights that certainly shows its Christmas holiday spirit. The Gurley Street Grill served a delicious meal with warm hospitality to our large group. We stayed for as long as we could to visit with our new and familiar club friends.

After dinner, a smaller group of us went on to join the annual party of the Arizona Mountain Region PCA club at the historic Hassayampa Inn. It was complete serendipity that their club scheduled their annual holiday party event on the same night, in the same town as our driving destination. Lucky for us, they invited us to join them for their festivities complete with live music and a Toys for Tots gathering.

A perfect conclusion to a wonderful evening with our Arizona clubs.

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Come visit the AZPCA Goodies Store

YOUR AZPCA Store is undergoing a few changes but we’re s<ll open for business We will be rolling out a new buying pla1orm shortly, but in the mean6me...

Contact our NEW Shopkeeper Jennifer H if you have any ques6ons ( notethepossibility@gmail.com ) You can s6ll order custom AZPCA products such as embroidered shirts, bags and caps at the

AZPCA Goodies Store

New Badge Ordering Link You can now order your AZPCA engraved name badge through a simpler link on the az.pca.org website! Go to the Store tab on the az.pca.org website. In the drop-down menu, select Badge Order Form. Fill out all the required fields, click Submit, and your request will be sent automatically. Fill out a separate form for each name you need to order. Names for badge orders are collected all month and delivered by the middle of the following month.

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2023 Aman-Steele & Legacy Award Recipients

Aman-Steele Award Recipients *Cynthia Giacchetti & Jan Mackulak

Michael Lucey accepting Cynthia’s award

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Monthly Awards & Accolades Each month the Editors and Contributors of Going Places would like to recognize certain members for special contributions to this amazing Club we are all part of.

The Writers Award, this award is for an individual that submits or presents the best article.

Writers Award – December 2023: Rick Althouse

The winner will receive a $30 credit on their MotorsportReg account to be used for upcoming AZPCA events.

The Volunteer Award, this award goes to the member who goes above and beyond the call of duty, this person demonstrates what the Clubs values are all about, Passion, a Positive attitude and a willingness to help.

Volunteer of the Month – December 2023: Angela Manente

The winner will receive a $30 credit on their MotorsportReg account to be used for upcoming AZPCA events. **Even if you don’t win this month a big heart felt THANK-YOU to all the wonderful contributors that help make this award-winning Newsletter/Magazine the success that it is, CHEERS.

*NEW - Aman-Steele Award returns/Legacy Award introduced *

Aman-Steele Award

A reinstatement of the historical Annual Aman Award for outstanding achievement, represen7ng the AZPCA Member (or Members, awarded jointly) in good standing who is acknowledged as the enthusiast (or enthusiasts) of the year for the current calendar year. The award is designated as the Aman-Steele Award to recognize the life7me contribu7on of Jack Aman and Ken Steele to the Club. The award is presented at the AZPCA annual dinner to the enthusiast of the year demonstra7ng an excep7onal level of contribu7on to the Club.

Candidates are to be nominated by any club member including a descrip7on of the nominees unique and significant contribu7ons to the club in the current year and voted upon by the Board of Directors at their November Board Mee7ng in an execu7ve session following the main board mee7ng to maintain the decision in confidence un7l the presenta7on of the award at the December Annual Holiday Party.

Legacy Award

The Annual Legacy Award established in 2023 recognizes an AZPCA Member or members working as a team who historically and consistently over a decade or more has or have contributed significantly to excep7onally suppor7ng the club and its membership at a significant level. The award may recognize this contribu7on from a current ac7ve member or posthumously for a member’s contribu7on. This award is nominated and voted upon by the Board of Directors who may at their discre7on seek guidance form the general membership, especially those who have historically been involved with the club and were able to personally observe those who have made a significant consistent contribu7on that is above and beyond usual expecta7ons. The Board of Directors will consider nomina7ons and make the final decision in an execu7ve session following the main board mee7ng to maintain the decision in confidence un7l the presenta7on of the award at the December Holiday Party Mee7ng.

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SOCIAL MEDIA FOR AZPCA - 7 Ways to Engage

By Jan Mackulak, Social Media Chair Email: socialmedia@az.pca.org

FACEBOOK

www.facebook.com/azpca

INSTAGRAM

www.instagram.com/azpca/

TWITTER/X

www.twitter.com/azpca

YOUTUBE

www.youtube.com/@azpca

TIKTOK

www.tiktok.com/@azpca

THREADS

www.threads.net/@azpca

PINTEREST

www.pinterest.com/azpca/

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PLEASE WELCOME WELCOME NEW MEMBERS Timothy Babers Mesa, Arizona 2003 911 Carrera 4 Cabriolet Bruce Benaglio Surprise, Arizona 2024 718 Cayman GTS 4.0 Holly Biancani and Tristan Medina Goodyear, Arizona 2024 718 Cayman Chris Coatsworth Gilbert, Arizona 2018 911 GT3 Edip Dalip Gilbert, Arizona 2008 911 Carrera 4S John Diaz Glendale, Arizona 2011 Panamera Parker Lewis Chandler, Arizona 1986 911 Turbo James Maas Scottsdale, Arizona 2018 911 Carrera S Scott and Annalisa Madsen Scottsdale, Arizona 2014 911 Carrera Ruben Morales Gold Canyon, Arizona 2013 911 Carrera S Cabriolet Massimo Orlando Peoria, Arizona 2004 Cayenne S

Moe Scharhon Membership Chair William and Robin Thomas Goodyear, Arizona 1999 911 Carrera Cabriolet Janssen Todd Glendale, Arizona 2015 Cayman GTS Matthew Troester Scottsdale, Arizona 2016 911 Carrera 4S Joseph Vegso Scottsdale, Arizona 1992 911 Turbo Michael Willis Gilbert, Arizona 2016 Cayman

WELCOME NEW TRANSFERS William Bentzen Scottsdale, Arizona 2005 911 Carrera Douglas and Ellen Boyce Litchfield Park, Arizona 2001 911 Carrera Darin and Alexis Dial Anthem, Arizona 1989 944 Black Kurt and Joanne Konrath Scottsdale, Arizona 2018 911 GT3 Coupe Red Ivan and Jennifer Montgomery Scottsdale, Arizona 1965 912 Val Reyes and Karen Moylen Phoenix, Arizona 2013 Boxster

Jason and Kristina Sommers Queen Creek, Arizona 2023 718 Cayman GT4 Joel St John Scottsdale, Arizona 1980 911 SC Targa

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HAPPY PCA ANNIVERSARY !

These members are observing their PCA Membership Anniversary this month!!

53 Years James and Merrill S. Henry 50 Years Leo and Debralyn Pruett 48 Years Carolyn Berryman 46 Years Brian Baily and Gwen Hanigan-Baily Robert and Peggy Dunn Charles Mckinney 44 Years Stephen and Eric Nunn 42 Years Thomas and Judith Pester 39 Years Thomas and Loraine Boharsik 38 Years Eugenie Anderson Russell Dodson 35 Years L Meier and Gwen Wood 34 Years Marland and Jeanette Whiteman 31 Years Rodney and Andrea Bailey Gib Bosworth 30 Years Kirby Korth and Chelsea Wurster 28 Years Wayne and Tom Witten 26 Years Thomas Stone 25 Years Jim and Walene Borowske

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24 Years Richard and Betsy Andrade John and Julie Douglas 23 Years Randy Bergum Sean Manne Phillip Putman and Faith MorganPutman 22 Years Eric and Tamara Kessel Robert and Linda Noland Gordon Wren 20 Years Donna Kerns John Overby and Judy Roberts 19 Years Frank and Mary Lynott 18 Years Stephen Anderson Kenneth and Mary Lou Dishop Sam and Marti Khoury Dwane and Alma Stewart 17 Years Chester Kolley and Rebecca Darrah Sharon Scamardo 16 Years Francisco and Cheryl Jaume James and Paulette Leslie Randy Moudry Michael and Travis Mullins Brian Sloane and Barbara Vinson 15 Years Robert and Lisa Barrett Robert McClurg and Frances Emerson Scott Kammer

14 Years Scott and Craig Guenther-Lee Mark Lindabury David Maki Vito Ramanauskas Philip and Candy Schneider

7 Years Bob and Paula Beck Dan Bliss Marc Cooley Greg Joelson Jeff Merrill Daniel Reisbacher John and Dan Tate

12 Years George and Karen Jenkins Tracy and Roberta Lasecke Brett Donaldson and Iman Soliman

6 Years Rex and Valerie Anderson Rick Caplette Jonas Dahlen David Hobin Daniel Lasserre Michael Mansour Jean Patrick Mouflard and Dorthina Castillo Robert and Debra Mueller Tom and Sue OíKane Patrick Peppelaar and Melanie Rochelle Dan Rigby Daniel Rupp Hans and Ans Stork Ryan Tamietti Ray Tsui Ed West

11 Years Alexander Kim Mark Nemschoff and Barbi Crisp Sam Scamardo 10 Years Vicky Elkins 10 Years William Dow Gregory Elkins Brian and Sara Hogan Kenneth and Megan Orr Michael Recupero and Louise Terrell 9 Years Dallis Bjerkeseth Richard Bradley Mark Clark Chris Denny Bryan Martinez Doug and Patti McBane Paul and Camille Miles John Rorquist 8 Years Charlie Fullmer David Pugh John and Abbie Mirata George Raudenbush and Ting Zeng Morris Scharhon and Jane Perlman

5 Years Katrina Cayce Marwan Joury and Lisa Cerilli Ealing Jahn David Haag Robert and Laurie Kjelden Yann Le Faou Waymond Parker Reza Zahedi 4 Years David Albanese Alpio Barbara Fred Campbell Ron Cole Margie Foss Robert and Sue Lewis Kimberly Reid Brian Schwalbe Robert Smith

3 Years Maria Benson Mark Cox Matt Evangelista Majid Jaber Andy Jorgensen and Emily Wilson Christopher and Suzy Juneau Karin Machnau Steve Mccreary Christopher Mead Mike Morledge Maureen Mumpton Craig Roberts Curt Sheldon Mark Stieg Anne Thorpe Tim Tucker Robert Wells Robert Winn Justin Wong Alan Zeichick 2 Years Norbert Adame Oliver Balicki Jeff Carter Carlton Fong and Jennifer Szabo Thomas Fritzlen Joe Glasser Elmer Herron and Marsha Hallett Darlene Hobin Marc Jacques Paul Jacus Alan Johnson Bruce Kenison and Kathy Bernath Bum Kim and Sungsil Park Jim Lundquist Vohn Marwitz Michael and Virginia Mundekis Barb Nardoci Stephen Schoepper and Susan Mcculloch Bryan and Nicole Shinn Gary Sturdivan David Szabo Joe Tarulli Carmen PerezVargas

1 Years Matt Altman David Baum Grayson Brunjes Roger Buddig and Barbara JenkinsBuddig Carrie Caplette Brian Carson Alan and Diana Casanova Caleb Cranton Jackie Dahlen Amy Dempsey Balfour Donald Ashley Forsberg Dan Francis Tim Gagnon Rick Garcia Deborah Gerisilo Robert Glenn Greg Holditch Debra Johnson Eric Kaitz and Shoshana Kaitz Bruce Kenison Robert LeMarr Todd and Linda Lincoln Omar Manji Arnold Moreno Darian Pajak and Georgia Kapsambelis Genelle Pfau Darell and Monte Re Schmidt John Scuderi Steve Sleeper Brendan Slyker Scott Snyder James Trobaugh Bob Wagner Richard Worhacz Larry Workman Josef Zhovtis Thomas Zimmerman

EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS AU T O C ROSS Rick Althouse Kim Kemper autocross@az.pca.org CHIEF CONCOURS JUDGE Andy Cole concours@az.pca.org CHIEF DRIVING I NST RUCTOR John Dowling CDI@az.pca.org COMPETITION/ DR I V ER EDUCAT ION Dan Bouet drivereducation@az.pca.org

EVENT REGISTRAR Rook Younger drivingtours@az.pca.org EVENT REGISTRAR A S S I S TA N T Bill Stubbs GOODIE STORE Jennifer Harrenstein notethepossibility@gmail.com HISTORIAN Loretta Aman jlaman914@cox.net MEMBERSHIP Moe Scharhon membership@az.pca.org

NEWSLETTER EDITORS Gregg & Ali Bull gpeditor@az.pca.org

SOCIAL COMMITTEE CHAIR Abby Ercoline socialchair@az.pca.org

ASSISTANT NEWSLETTER EDITOR Angela Manente gpeditor@az.pca.org

ASSISTA N T SOCI A L COMMITTEE CHAIR Open Position socialchair@az.pca.org

PANORAMA LIAISON Larry Grimes panorama@az.pca.org P O R S C H E S & PA N CAK ES CO-CHAIR Dennis Rood dmrood1@comcast.net

DRIVING TOUR CHAIR Rook Younger drivingtours@az.pca.org

M E M BE R SH I P M E ET I NG CHAIR Jim and Carole Bultema monthlymeetings@az.pca.org

P O R S C H E S & PA N CAK ES CO-CHAIR Frank Grimmelmann fgrimmelmann@ mindspring.com

ASSISTA N T DR I V I NG TOUR CHAIR drivingtours@az.pca.org

ASSISTANT M E M E BE R SH I P M E ET I NG C H A I R Andy Jorgensen monthlymeetings@az.pca.org

SAFETY CHAIR David Derr safety@az.pca.org

EQUIPMENT Dave Fisher dfish5666@aol.com

NA ME BA DGES Jennifer Harrenstein notethepossibility@gmail.com

Jim Bultema

A SSI STA N T S A F E T Y CHAIR Ealing Jahn

SOCIAL MEDIA Jan Mackulak socialmedia@az.pca.org SPONSORSHIP & A DV E RT ISI NG Andy Jorgensen sponsorship@az.pca.org TECH NICAL CHAIR Scott Mcilvain CDI@az.pca.org WEBMASTER Mike Ferring webmaster@az.pca.org WEBMASTER ASSISTA N T Gregg Bookspan webmaster@az.pca.org

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ZONE 8 STAFF REPRESENTATIVE Lori DeCristo California Inland Region zonerep@zone8.org TREASURER Linda Cobarrubias treasurer@zone8.org TIME TRIAL & DE Russell Shon de.tt@zone8.org CHIEF DRIVING INSTRUCTOR Scott Mann cdi@zone8.org CLUB RACE ADVISOR Skip Carter WEBMASTER Tom Brown webmaster@zone8.org RULES COORDINATOR Tom Brown rules@zone8.org SECRETARY Monica Asbury secretary@zone8.org PCA JUNIORS COORDINATOR Dick Douglass SOCIAL MEDIA & Communications Chair Vinita Khilnani Arizona az.pca.org

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AZ Mountain azm.pca.org Cal. Central ccc.pca.org Cal. Inland cai.pca.org Golden Empire gem.pca.org Grand Prix GrandPrixRegion.com Las Vegas lvrpca.com Los Angeles pcalosangeles.org Orange Coast pcaocr.com Riverside riversidepca.org San Diego pcasdr.org San Gabriel Valley sgb.pca.org Santa Barbara pcasb.org So. Arizona pcasar.org Vineyard pcavineyardregion.com

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Don’t Just Attend Porsche Parade...

...Be a Part of It!

Phase 1 Registration Opens Wednesday, 1/31/24 at 12:00 pm ET

June 9-15, 2024

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Exclusively offered to 2024 Porsche Parade participants

Are you making plans to attend Parade?

Enhance your Parade experience by signing up for the Tuesday/Wednesday Porsche Track Experience session at Barber Motorsports Park!

Limited seating is available for PCA 2024 Porsche Parade participants to register for the June 11-12 Porsche Track Experience Performance course. PCA members must call to register with their PCA membership ID number to receive a 10% discount. Drivers must be 21 years or older to participate and possess a current, valid driver’s license.

Registration ends February 13th. Call 770-290-7000.

June 9-15, 2024

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BOOK REVIEWS FOR PORSCHEPHILES

BY BRUCE HERRINGTON, ORANGE COAST REGION THE ELECTRIC VEHICLE REVOLUTION The Past, Present and Future of EVs by Kevin A Wilson, published 2023 by Motorbooks, Beverly MA.

The bloom may be fading from the ‘green’ tree - rumors abound about bankruptcy of electric bus companies, cancellation of wind farm programs, and tens of thousands of dollar losses on each of the few EVs sold from an increasing backlog of vehicles. This book will tell you more than you ever wanted to know about EVs (defined to include Hybrids as well as pure Electrics), probably more than you ever thought there was to know about the EV industry. There is a very comprehensive and thorough treatment of non-internal combustion automobiles (though steam is present only in two pictures). It points out that EVs have been here for over a century and indeed once almost dominated the auto industry. Overall, this book seems very well researched, interesting and easy to read, The first five (of ten) chapters deal with what might be called the pre-revolutionary times when electrics tended to be small production curiosities, though it is noted that as early as 1900, Pope alone, produced 1000 electric automobiles in one year. There’s also an interesting story of how Ransome E. Olds only started internal-combustion Oldsmobiles after his electric car factory burned down.

There is considerable incidental discussion of the early days of the auto industry generally, and interesting stories about efforts to solve the problem of an electric car out-of-’gas’. Surprising to this reviewer were the descriptions of shoe-string electric vehicle companies whose linear descendants are prominent conglomerates today. Also told is how ‘lawyers’ had as much or more of an influence on the development of the automobile industry as did the engineer-designers. Battery technology and weight are described as ongoing issues, and high prices limited market acceptance a century ago, just as now. An interesting feature is the inclusion of illustrations of advertising materials from a century ago.

The second half of THE ELECTRIC VEHICLE REVOLUTION shows how Rachel Carlson’s initiation of environmental awareness, with the 1962 publication of her book Silent Spring, followed by the ‘oil crisis’ of the early ‘70s spurred a more organized effort to bring EVs back into the mainstream.

The turning point seems to be Roger Smith’s insistence that GM push it’s all electric EV1 sedan in the early 90s. He was pilloried for his ‘failed leadership’ of GM, but the EV1 was the first vehicle to prove that an all-electric vehicle could be considered a ‘real car’.

In addition to discussion of political, economic and societal influences on the adoption of ‘electric’ vehicles, there are discussions of a multitude of design considerations. Described are linear and parallel hybrid systems, AC and DC electricity, Lead-acid and Nickel Hydride batteries, as well as more modern Lithium-ion and Nickel-Metal-Hydride technologies. Then there are analog vs digital control systems to consider as well as the pros and cons of regenerative recharging. The treatment of the technology and the industry is so thorough that a case is even made for why Tesla’s success as an automobile company is because it is run by a cadre of non-automotive types.

The author’s conclusion is that EVs are here to stay (again), even though for the foreseeable future, they will be dependent on fossil fuels for recharging. Environmental concerns are discussed as motivating the development and use of EVs, but the environmental ramifications of the manufacture and disposal of such cars and their batteries is ‘an exercise left to the student’.

THE ELECTRIC VEHICLE REVOLUTION is hardbound with a photographic cover and 176, 8-1/2 x 10 inch well

illustrated pages. The extensive three-page, three-column index lists eight references to Porsche. It should be available for $35.00 from your favorite bookseller or from QuatroKnows.com.

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Treffen Spring 2024 When: April 21–25 Where: Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn, CA Website: treffen.pca.org

When someone mentions “Wine Country” in the U.S., one place immediately comes to mind – the famous Napa/Sonoma region in Northern California. Come join us as Treffen North America heads to this bucket list destination on April 21-25, 2024. About an hour north of the city of San Francisco, both the Napa and Sonoma Valleys are well known for their award-winning wineries, fantastic cuisine, and breathtaking scenic drives.

Our host hotel is the iconic AAA Four-Diamond Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn & Spa off Hwy 12. The Inn boasts geothermal fed mineral pools and farm to table dining. The city is known for its art galleries and the colonialera Sonoma Plaza. Surrounding this plaza are significant 19th-century adobe buildings including Mission San Francisco Solano and the Sonoma Barracks, once used by the Mexican military. Running parallel east of Sonoma Valley is the legendary Napa Valley, we will be touring both valleys as well as sampling many of the local favorites and attractions. You can also take the opportunity for a drive on the Pacific Coast Highway, take a ride on the Napa wine train or hot air balloon, or explore the SF Bay Area.

This is a limited capacity event due to availability in the region. Rentals from Porsche Drive are available at various places in the Bay Area. Join us at https://www.facebook.com/treffennorthamerica for more info.

“Touring America’s Wine Country” Registration opens on January 10th at 1pm AZ time (3pm E.S.T.)

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The best, The Worst and Everything in Between STORY BY DANIELLE BADLER

What is it, about this time of year, that drives people to make lists? The best, the worst, the fill in the blank? The urge runs rampant as we begin another circle of the Sun, especially when it comes to looking forward, looking back, looking at all things automotive.

There’s a word for it, listification. It may or may not be in the dictionary. But it’s real. Really real. It’s the art, the drive, the mania, simply to make lists. Ten best, ten worst, anything on anything. What I want to know is why … just what is it in our psyche that drives us to quantify our views, hierarchically. Especially when most (all?) of those views are driven by subjective judgement based on our own likes, dislikes, prejudices and passions.

Oh sure, we can create parameters, we can create priority qualifications for our lists. But that doesn’t make the output necessarily right, in any purely objective manner. What we choose as guidelines are subjective, in and of themselves, by definition.

Remember, there’s the question of who’s deciding, what’s their cred in making those lists, what do they know that we don’t know, what do we admire in what they do know.

I don’t claim to have the answers. But I do know that this list-making is getting whackier and whackier as time goes on.

Take one I just came across from Popular Mechanics, which, I must admit, I didn’t know still existed. Maybe that’s why they made the list. It’s titled “This is Our Definitive List of the 103 Coolest Cars of All Time.” That’s exactly the title. Why 103? I have no idea, and they don’t say. What’s “cool?” Again, they don’t say. Their only requirement is that at least one fully drivable version had to be made.

I’ll cut to the chase; no. 103 is the Ferrari 250 GTO. Duh. But it gets a little weird when you count back from there. No. 102 is the Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale. And it’s followed by, in order, the Jaguar XJ13, the Ferrari 330 P4, the E-Type Jag, the Porsche 550, the ’63-’67 Corvette, the Miura, the Ferrari Dino and the Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing. That’s the top 10.

Yes, the Aston-Martin DB5 is also on the list, as is the AC Cobra and the Porsche Carrera GT and 918, and the 288GTO, and the McLaren F1.

Fine, I wouldn’t dare argue with that. But the list also includes the VW Karmann Ghia, the Triumph Spitfire, the Hudson Hornet and the DeLorean DMC-12. Yeah, I know. No Porsche 904, no 917, no 962, no Blower Bentley, no Mercer Raceabout, no … ok, I’ll stop.

Get my point? What is the point? What is the point of compiling this list? And why am I critiquing it? I just don’t know.

Here’s another popular and time-worn subject. The best drivers of all time. To answer that question, the British magazine Autosport asked 217 former F1 drivers to vote. And here’s the top ten, in rising order; Gilles Villeneuve, Alonzo, Moss, Lauda, Stewart, Clark, Prost, Fangio, Schumacher and, drum roll, Senna. No Verstappen, no Hamilton, but then again, I couldn’t find a date for the on-line posting. | 46 |

What does it mean? Other than the fact that six have passed on to that straightaway in the sky, three in racing accidents? Don’t ask me.

Although I did find an article on the site “GP Fans” that quotes the wee Scot as saying the three best drivers of all time are, in ascending order, Senna, Clark and Fangio.

To quote Stewart, “Juan Manuel Fangio, in my mind, is the greatest driver that ever lived … these people only raced maybe sometimes six or eight or nine races a year in Formula 1. They were driving sports cars, GT cars etcetera.”

You can comment here … or not. But that’s the point, isn’t it. There is no point, no resolution.

What about Hamilton? What about Verstappen? What about competing in other forms of racing? Any other form of racing? Let’s discuss. Ad nauseum.

Not me. I’ve had enough, and I’m bucking the trend. I’m not giving in. One thing I do know is that I will NOT create a year-end list of the best of anything, past, present or future. From here on out, I’m taking it as it comes. So there.

Who is Danielle Badler?

A New York native, Danielle Badler embarked on a writing and communications consulting career in early 2007, following more than 30 years in corporate communications, the last ten years as the chief global communications officer for three Fortune 500 companies, General Instrument Corporation, Unisys Corporation and Western Union.

Danielle now calls Denver home.

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2023 - A Year in Review January 2023

Driving Tour, Bagdad

P n’ P, Daddy-O’s

February 2023

P n’ P, Rock Springs Cafe

Social Event, Don M’s Car Collection

March 2023

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Driving Tour, Valley of Fire

2023 - A Year in Review April 2023

Charity Event, Casino Night

May 2023

Driving Tour, 3 Lakes

HPDE, Podium Club

MM, Aunt Chilada’s

June 2023

P n’ P, Smooze

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2023 - A Year in Review July 2023

Driving Tour, Prescott and Palace

P n’ P, Black Mountain Coffee

August 2023

Driving Tour, Winslow & Meteor Crater P n’ P, Anthem

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P n’ P, Soul Cafe

September 2023

Driving Tour, Cottonwood

2023 - A Year in Review October 2023

Autocross - AMP Skidpad

Flight 45 at Chandler Porsche

November 2023

Ultimate Porsche Showcase - Polo Event

Driving Tour, Valley View Dinner

2023 Driving Tour, Prescott Holiday Lights

AZPCA Holiday Party

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TechTime with Scott M

PORSCHE CONVERTIBLE TOPS 101

by Scott McIlvain

W

ell it’s that time of year when owning a Porsche convertible in the Valley of the Sun is near heaven. Not much better having the top down on a 76-degree day. Like everything on a Porsche, the convertible top needs care, maintenance, and a plan.

gears is made of plastic and over time splits. You might be saying why the heck did they do that??? The plastic gear is the weak link in the system and it is designed to fail so the convertible top bows don’t bend. Until recently the re-

Overall, Porsche convertible tops are well-made and reliable when you factor in how many times they are put up and down in their lifetime. To simplify this article we are going to concentrate on 1999-2012 911 and 1997-2012 Boxster because they are the most common convertibles being driven today.

Convertible tops use hydraulic rams or a gear driven motor to move a canvas top and the metal cover, called the clam shell, to store the top up or down. Convertible tops do not waterproof the inside of the car. They are designed to move the water to channels in the body and then safely shed onto the ground. When the top is functioning correctly this process works great. There is a lot of torque that is needed to move the top up and down and Porsche does this two different ways. The 911 is run with a hydraulic motor that moves two hydraulic rams which push and pull the top up and down. A Boxster uses an electric motor that cable-drives two sets of gears. These gears, called a transmission, then push and pull the top up and down. Both systems work well but have their own sets of unique problems. Both systems use micro switches (think tiny light switches) that are turned off and on when the top is opening. The purpose of these switches is to turn the power off and on to the convertible top.

All it takes is one of these micro switches to have a problem and the convertible top will not close or open. It is an intricate dance to the top to open and close. The main Boxster convertible problem is inside the gear-driven transmission. One of the

placement gears were not available and you had to replace the whole convertible top transmission. Now just the gear can be replaced. One other problem with early Boxsters and 911s is that the plastic window will crack and turn yellow over time. The 911 does not have the plastic gear, but it does have a complicated hydraulic system that likes to leak. When the fluid runs out the convertible top will not work.

Both the 911 and Boxster tops can be closed manually if there is a problem, but it is somewhat complicated. This is where having a plan comes in. Everything you need to know in case of a problem is located in your owner’s manual. If you don’t have one I highly recommend you purchase one. There is a ton of information on your car inside the owner’s manual.

Take some time and read the chapter on the convertible top and what to do in case of an emergency.

Caring for the convertible top is not hard. The canvas top is very tough and needs to be cleaned when the car is washed. Porsche recommends their Wash-shampoo and Convertible Top Cleaner. Any mild car wash soap should do the trick but make sure to read the label. I don’t like to get much soap on the top because it soaks into the canvas. Also, make sure that the convertible top drains

911 motor (left) and ram (right) for the convertible top

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are clean of leaves and dirt or the water will get into places you don’t want.

Also, it is a good idea when the car is going to be stored for more than a day or two to keep the top closed.

This goes double for plastic rear windows. Also the top mechanism should be inspected and lubricated anBoxster plastic gear nually. As With anything that wears over time, overuse will shorten the convertible top components’ life. So try not to open/close the top more than a few times a day.

Joy of not having convertible top problems --Boxster Spyder

A well-caredfor convertible top will last for many years of trouble-free enjoyment. Please let me know if you have any questions about this article or if you have an idea for future tech articles: scott@mcilvainmotors.com.

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Stuttgart Market Letter Written by David K. Whitlock

While this month's sell-through rate was once again below average at 68%, total dollar volume reached a higher-than-average sum of over $40m thanks to a number of high-end cars coming to market, including two Carrera GTs, a 959, and 918 Spyder. We also saw the lowest sale of the year with a 1980 924 project car fetching $500.

While that bottom of the market sale is impressively low, our top sale, a 2005 Carrera GT finished in GT Silver Metallic over an Ascot Brown interior showing just 601 miles was equally impressive at a final bid of $1,781,420, a price we haven’t seen since the summer of 2022.

Earlier in the month a Fayence Yellow over Dark Grey 2005 Carrera GT sold for $1,400,000 with just under 9,000 miles on the clock. Other million-dollar sales included a rare 2019 935 at $1,626,000, a 1988 959 Komfort that brought $1,600,000, a $1,450,000 918 Spyder with Weissach Package, and a 1994 911 Turbo S 3.6 that just cracked the $1m mark at $1,075,000.

Certain GT cars were also impressive this month with a 4,000-mile Guards Red 2011 911 GT2 RS bringing a top-of-the-market price of $705,000. This was a very strong sale against a $480,000 average for 997.2 GT2 RS’. On the GT2 front was a 2003 911 GT2 that brought a solid number at $192,000 and a pair of 2018 GT2 RS’ that brought $278,000 and $350,750.

992 GT3s continued their slide this month with winged cars selling at an average price of $231,000 and a top sale of $260,000 for a 6-speed example finished in Paint to Sample Gulf Blue. 6-speed Touring models were a little stronger with two cars selling for $255,000 and $279,000 as they distance themselves further from the $300k mark. We also saw one more GT3 RS Weissach car come to market but it failed to sell at a final bid of $380,000.

356s were a mixed bag with our top sale being a 1965 356 SC Sunroof Coupe selling for $160,000, a good clip above the $123,000 average we’ve seen over the last twelve months. We also saw strong results for 356 Cs with two examples selling north of $120,000 propping the later 356 market up after a few disappointing sales and no-sales. One notable no sale for the month was a 1958 356 A Speedster that failed to sell at a final bid of $293,000, which wasn’t far off from other transactions we’ve seen lately.

On the normal 911 front, SCs and Carrera 3.2s had a hard time selling as only half the cars offered found homes in November with modified versions of both generations taking top honors.

964s continued their climb with a number of coupes above the $100k mark and a sell-through rate of 75%. Your standard 993, 996, and 997s on the other hand were fairly flat all around, whether Coupe, Cabriolet, or a 4 or S.

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As we head into the final month of the year, it looks like the overall market has steadied after a bit of a softening. However, with big sales from RM Sotheby’s of The White Collection, and cars offered during NYC’s Luxury Week, we expect some impressive results as a number of cars offered are prime collector examples of the best of what Porsche has produced.

David K. Whitlock is a writer for The Stuttgart Market Letter, A daily market update for Porschephiles, by Porschefiles, delivered to your inbox. www.stuttgartmarketletter.com GOING PL ACES

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Drive your Porsche on a Racetrack with AZPCA! Expand your car control skills and explore the capabilities of your Porsche on a racetrack in a safe, controlled environment with no speed limits! AZPCA’s HPDE & TT program (that’s short for High Performance Driver Education and Time Trials) is all about experiencing your Porsche on a road circuit. AZPCA provides personal driving instructors for new participants to guide them through the day. Our instructors will navigate you along the road circuit, teach you the fundamentals of driving at track speeds, but also keep you in a comfort zone so you have a good time. There are flaggers on track, just like at a real racing event. The club also arranges an ambulance and tow truck on site for emergencies.

For the HPDE events, four groups of approximately 10-25 drivers are formed based on experience level- Beginner, Intermediate, Experienced, Advanced. Grouping allows everyone attending to have a good time. Beginners don’t have to stress about having little/no experience- chances are, there are several other drivers in the same group just starting out.

Based on instructor evaluation, you are advanced to the next group up when appropriate. Sometimes this is after one day, or sometimes it takes a several events. Higher run groups typically means more speed but with a better, practiced skill set to control the speed safely. This keeps track days exciting for you as you advance your skill set.

While this is definitely NOT racing, there is a natural tendency to evaluate yourself to other drivers in your group, but HPDE is not structured to award “fast” times. To satisfy the competitive nature in you, we offer an optional “Time Trials” sessions where those specific TT sessions are timed and you compete against others in your class.

Lap times are broadcast live so you can see in real time how you stack up against your competitors. Time trials are structured so that you get three clean laps, meaning, you will be by yourself on track without dealing with other cars in your way.

How is a typical HPDE day structured?

A track day starts around 6:30 -7:00 am. You’ll check-in and get your car safety inspected on-site first. A drivers meeting kicks off around 7:45 am, with the first car on track around 8:30 am. A forty minute lunch break splits the day and the event is usually over around 4:00 pm. You can expect five 20-minute sessions (100 mins total) of track time each day, although some events are structured with four 25-minute sessions. Time trial sessions are optional to add-in during your registration, and that consists of two additional timed sessions (one morning, one afternoon) consisting of three hot laps.

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The club either provides lunch or there is an option to purchase one on site. Since there is down time in-between your driving sessions and classroom discussion, there is lots of opportunity for comradery with other club members and opportunity to socialize and check out other cars attending.

What do you need to bring?

Your vehicle (preferably a Porsche) in good maintenance. (Some club members bring their other cars btw – we won’t shame you if you do that) We provide a required checklist of things to inspect on your car before coming to a track day.

If you aren’t mechanically inclined (or don’t care to do this yourself), you can take the checklist to a mechanic of your choice to do the inspection for you. We have a few places we can recommend if you don’t have a preferred mechanic. Main points of interest are good tires, brakes, brake fluid, no leaking fluids, no abnormal driving characteristics of the vehicle. We conduct a final brief safety inspection on your vehicle the morning of the event.

Helmets are typically available to rent when you register for the event– you can try the sport before you commit to purchasing a helmet.

There are additional items you can bring to make the day more comfortable or exciting – chairs, cameras, etc.

There are lots of online video you can watch telling you to bring this or that. While that can be somewhat helpful down the road, keeping it basic is usually best. If you forget something, chances are there is someone there that will let you borrow/have theirs.

Lastly and most important: don’t forget to bring a desire to have a good time and willingness to learn!

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Auto-X 2023/24 Happy Holidays from Autocross Hey Autocrossers,

PROVIDED BY RICK ALTHOUSE & KIM KEMPER

Here are the results from the December Autocross. The 1st file is all of the raw times along with the number of cones hit. There is a 2 second penalty for each cone. The 2nd file is the Top Time Of Day, with everyone’s best run sorted from the fastest to the slowest. Congratulations to Bruce H. for setting TTOD overall and to Jonathan B. for Group Porsche TTOD!

We had a very interesting course designed by Bill P. for this month. This course had us running counterclockwise and featured a tight center loop, a few higher speed sweepers, and some technical areas. Due to the length of the course with the center loop, lap times averaged about 10 seconds more than most courses.

Thanks to Bill P., Dane T., Jim E. and Chris M. for helping us set up the course on Friday morning.

We had another great sold-out event. Registrations were light until the beginning of December, then came on strong. Early morning on Saturday was actually cold with a penetrating wind that didn’t subside. Layering was definitely a requirement. By late morning, the temperature was about perfect.

Porsches were outnumbered on this day with 11 while Group X had 28 cars. There were only 3 first time Autocrossers this month. Two of those were a father / daughter driving the same car that led to some entertaining competition.

We had a nice lunch provided by Pat the Hot Dog Lady. A great facility, exceptional cars, and friends made for a fantastic event. As always, thanks to all for helping set up and taking down and stowing the equipment and cones at the end of the day! We do need your continued support to keep these events successful.

We hope to see everyone again next year on January 20.

Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas and wishing everyone a Happy New Year!

Rick and Kim

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Auto-X EVENT #2 - RESULTS AZPCA A-X, December 9, 2023 DRIVER

HEAT 1 CAR

HEAT 2

RUN 1

RUN 2

RUN 3

RUN 4

RUN 5

RUN 6

Joey C

1997 BMW Z3

76.703

69.267

69.444+1

67.592

67.597

67.082

David E

1990 Chevrolet Corvette

67.105

64.371

64.782

DNF

65.132

64.945

Ealing J

2015 Factory Five GTM

57.662+1

57.571

56.742

57.816+1

57.152+1

57.018+1

Bruce B

2012 BMW 328i

64.771

65.483

64.605

63.478

64.028

63.829

Garry J

2008 Porsche 911 C4S

68.372+1

67.645

65.966

68.017

65.851

65.622

Joshua U

2008 Pontiac Solstice

71.215

DNF

71.837

67.217

66.672

66.847

Dave M

2014 Porsche Cayman S

67.362

64.651

64.838

63.891

63.439

62.902

Kelly C

2018 Porsche Carrera T

90.614

81.393

DNF

DNF

DNF

71.141

Lynn A

2016 Scion FRS

99.78

DNF

83.099

76.875+1

74.313

DNF

Bruce H

2021 Tesla Model 3

DNF

DNF

69.07

54.027

54.166+2

54.232

Jim E

2019 Chevrolet Corvette Z06

65.345

63.165

61.723

61.082

61.182

61.174

Andy J

2008 Porsche 911 C4S

66.098

65.376

65.778

63.823

63.406

63.291

Nyles B

2001 Honda S2000

68.905

DNF

65.735

65.715

64.981

63.983

Ken M

2009 Chevrolet Corvette

60.435

60.555

58.662

59.637+1

59.379

58.514

Steve A

2016 Scion FRS

60.128

59.996

60.988

59.442

59.469

62.139

Mathias A

2022 Cadillac CT4-V Blackwing

58.609

57.226

57.306

58.005

57.875+1

58.007

Jonathan B

2017 Porsche 911 S

56.315

55.819

56.066

55.592

55.08

55.063

Alivia U

2008 Pontiac Solstice

71.266

71.062

71.266

69.232

68.976

67.715

Rick A

1994 Porsche 968

67.121

66.351

65.329

65.999

65.733

65.565

Alan K

2017 Subaru BRZ

66.36

64.497

64.033

64.949

64.575

DNF

Rob U

2013 Scion FRS

71.859

69.998

67.549

66.279

64.561

64.466

Brad K

2016 Audi A3 Quatro

67.173

DNF

DNF

66.92

66.854+1

67.249

Kevin B

2013 Scion FRS

57.847

57.268

57.516

57.654

DNF

58.61

Dane T

1999 Mazda Miata

66.303

63.956

63.679

80.034

62.706

63.248

Clint G

2017 BMW M2

DNF

64.539

DNF

62.751+1

DNF

DNF

Greg K

1969 Chevrolet Corvette

65.091+1

64.441+1

64.712

62.8

61.964

62.714

Jason S

2002 Chevrolet Corvette Z06

62.468

62.392

62.541

60.883

61.594

61.986

Adam W

1992 Chevrolet Corvette

63.106

61.583

62.343+1

60.428

DNF

59.791

James H

2018 Ford Mustang GT 350

60.185

59.483

59.744

58.813+1

57.911

58.147

Chris M

2019 Porsche 911

DNF

DNF

DNF

72.989

72.445

70.531

Martin R

2007 Porsche Cayman S

59.015

57.65

62.556+3

57.622

58.392

57.867

Brian M

2016 Porsche GT3 RS

60.774

58.928

61.123

60.564

59.375

59.624

Chuck N

1990 Mazda Miata

63.151

64.018

62.84

61.745

DNF

62.12

Mike T

2017 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport

63.255

60.638

60.996

59.744+1

59.04

60.001+1

Rob M

2007 Pontiac Solstice

62.01

62.623

61.302

61.83

61.683

61.721

Myers H

2023 Toyota GR 86

67.477+1

66.293

100.613+1

DNF

70.144

DNF

Mariano S

2022 Subaru BRZ

DNF

DNF

DNF

66.922

65.275

64.373

Bill P Kim K

2000 Porsche Boxster S 2016 Porsche GT3 RS

67.449 58.819

66.357 57.260+1

65.457 56.677

66.586+1 DNF

65.776 57.153

DNF 56.719

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ALL TIMES ARE RAW ADD 2 SECONDS FOR EACH CONE

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Auto-X EVENT #2 - RESULTS AZPCA A-X, December 9, 2023 DRIVER

CAR

Jonathan B

2017 Porsche 911 S

55.063

Kim K

2016 Porsche GT3 RS

56.677

GROUP PORSCHE

Martin R

2007 Porsche Cayman S

57.622

Brian M

2016 Porsche GT3 RS

58.928

Dave M

2014 Porsche Cayman S

62.902

Andy J

2008 Porsche 911 C4S

63.291

Rick A

1994 Porsche 968

65.329

Bill P

2000 Porsche Boxster S

65.457

Garry J

2008 Porsche 911 C4S

65.622

Chris M Kelly C

2019 Porsche 911 2018 Porsche Carrera T

70.531 71.141

DRIVER

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TOP TIME OF DAY

CAR

GROUP X

Bruce H

2021 Tesla Model 3

54.027

Ealing J

2015 Factory Five GTM

56.742

Mathias A

2022 Cadillac CT4-V Blackwing

57.226

Kevin B

2013 Scion FRS

57.268

James H

2018 Ford Mustang GT 350

57.911

Ken M

2009 Chevrolet Corvette

58.514

Mike T

2017 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport

59.04

Steve A

2016 Scion FRS

59.442

Adam W

1992 Chevrolet Corvette

59.791

Jason S

2002 Chevrolet Corvette Z06

60.883

Jim E

2019 Chevrolet Corvette Z06

61.082

Rob M

2007 Pontiac Solstice

61.302

Chuck N

1990 Mazda Miata

61.745

Greg K

1969 Chevrolet Corvette

61.964

Dane T

1999 Mazda Miata

62.706

Bruce B

2012 BMW 328i

63.478

Nyles B

2001 Honda S2000

63.983

Alan K

2017 Subaru BRZ

64.033

David E

1990 Chevrolet Corvette

64.371

Mariano S

2022 Subaru BRZ

64.373

Rob U

2013 Scion FRS

64.466

Clint G

2017 BMW M2

64.539

Myers H

2023 Toyota GR 86

66.293

Joshua U

2008 Pontiac Solstice

66.672

Brad K

2016 Audi A3 Quatro

66.92

Joey C

1997 BMW Z3

67.082

Alivia U Lynn A

2008 Pontiac Solstice 2016 Scion FRS

67.715 74.313

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