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Volume 46 January 2008, Issue 1
Departments Zone 5 Presidents.................................. 1 My Thoughts (Editor’s Column)........... 3 List of Officers/Board Chairs................ 4 Catch My Draft (President’s Column)... 5 Maverick Minutes.................................. 8 New Wheels......................................... 27 Anniversaries....................................... 27 Unclassifieds........................................ 28 Advertiser Index.................................. 28 Upcoming Events Calendar of Events................................ 1 New Member Party................................ 2 Meet the National Board....................... 2 Lewisville Lunches................................ 3 Ladies/Teens & AX 101 Schools........... 5 Wine Tasting.......................................... 7 AX 102, TT 103 Schools....................... 7 Board Meeting....................................... 8 Happy Hour at Mac’s........................... 24 Past Event Recaps 2007 Founder’s Day............................ 10 Selcer Award and Autocross Series..... 10 Time Trial and Rally Series................. 11 Sunday Drive....................................... 12 Inaugural Eagles Canyon DE.............. 14 Happy Hour at Daddy Jack’s............... 24 Miscellaneous Rennsport III........................................ 18 Trivia Contest...................................... 22 Lori Mauthe Walks 60 Miles............... 26
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January Board Meeting Lewisville Lunch Happy Hour at Mac’s New Member Party
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February National Board Meeting Dinner at Diego’s Board Meeting Lewisville Lunch Ladies/Teens AX School - Penn Happy Hour at Cantina Laredo
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March Wine Tasting Premier Wines Autocross 101 School - Penn Board Meeting Drivers’ Education - ECR Lewisville Lunch Autocross 102 School - MW Time Trial 103 School - MW Happy Hour at Go Fish AX #1 - LGF
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April AX #2 - Penn Board Meeting Lewisville Lunch Drivers’ Education - MSR TT #1 - MW AX #2 - MW
DE - Drivers’ Education Event EC - Eagle’s Canyon, Slidell, TX HCR- Hill Country Region (Austin-centered) LGF-LaGrave Field LSR- Lone Star Region (Houston-centered) MW- Mineral Wells Airport,Mineral Wells,TX MSR- Motor Sport Ranch,Cresson,TX TWS- Texas World Speedway,College Station,TX TMS- Texas Motor Speedway,Fort Worth,TX Penn- Pennington Field Stadium,Bedford,TX
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COASTAL BEND Jak Schaefer jakschaefer@grandecom.net
HILL COUNTRY Adrienne Boer president@hcrpca.org
Photography Way too many wonderful folks to mention this month. A Big Thank You!
Cover Photo by Wendy Shoffit A foggy, misty morning greeted us at Eagles Canyon
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2008 Porsche Club Zone 5 Presidents LONE STAR Burnell Curtis (281) 337-1937 bpcurtis@verizon.net
MARDI GRAS Richard Martin
OZARK Rick Daes (501) 565-5113 rdaes@aristotle.net
WHISKEY BAY Mike Hamza
LONGHORN Ron McAtee
MAVERICK James Shoffit cell(972)786-6246 president@mavpca.org
WAR BONNET Richard Davis rkd@zipbang.com
ZONE5 REP Caren Cooper C - (512) 698-2747 zone5rep@hcrpca.org
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My Thoughts by Jan Mayo, Managing Editor
hat an extraordinary month it has been preparing this issue. For several months I’ve been “mentioning” that having some help putting Slipstream together would be really nice and that we were changing publisher programs for just that opportunity. All that niceness was met with resounding silence, thank you very much.
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Then I asked Mark Gluck to prepare me a “HELP” ad which was in my column last month. And I had seven responses! Who says advertising doesnít work. But I want to know, was it the “HELP” or the straggly hair and frantic expression? Now the dilemma is what to do with whom, or who to have do what, and/or how, when, whether, and what. What what? Whew! We’re working on that as we speak, so if you volunteered and I haven’t gotten back with you, don’t fret or feel like I’ve called wolf and then backed off to watch the fracas. There are little things and big things that can be so very helpful. I applaud all of you that have stood up!
Charlie Davis and Wendy Shoffit are always wonderful providing beautiful coves and event shots and Travis Howard gave me some additional great shots from Eagles Canyon. Chuck McCoy and Maria & Mike Stafford added to Clint Blackman’s usual lone photographic stint for the latest Sunday Drive. Lori Mauthe provided all the pictures for her Rennsport article as well as the one of her at the finish of the 60 mile walk. (You’ll have to read her article to see what this is about.) Then Melissa Gatlin provided some fun pictures to accompany Bob Lewis’s from the Happy Hour. Bob Lewis also wrote about the Happy Hour and Mike Lockas did too. See if you can figure out how I mooshed the two together. That was great fun. So you see, YOU too can see your name in print. It’s real easy. Just shoot!
This month had another First. While I occasionally have volunteer articles, this month I had TWO. Ok, they were both by the same person, Lori Mauthe, but hey! Any volunteer is wonderful. Look for her recap of Rennsport III and be awed by the company this girl keeps. Not only that, the FIRST that I mentioned is that I was provided pictures by 10 different people. That’s why I said in the photo credit box up front that there were too many wonderful people to mention. But I can mention and thank everyone here. [Uh oh, here I go again risking leaving someone out. I’ll apologize up front.]
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President James Shoffit H- 972-506-7449 C-972-786-6246 president@mavpca.org
Vice President Mark Gluck C-817-706-9061 vp@mavpca.org
Secretary Charlie Davis H-940-682-4719 secretary@mavpca.org
Treasurer Bob Kuykendall 15801 Ranchita Dallas, TX 75248 W-214-535-9852 H-972-385-9008 treasurer@mavpca.org
James joined PCA in 97 and is active in Club Racing, Drivers Education, Autocross and Time Trial. He instructs at DE, AX, & TT.The track car is a 78 911SC. James is a co-owner of a software development company in Lewisville.
Mark drives a Boxster S and has been a Maverick member since 1999. He is active with Drivers Education, Tours, and Social events, as well as with many Hope Shelter charity projects.
Charlie joined PCA & MR in 1970, having a 1969 911S. He’s been Pres.VP, Zone Rep & PCR Chair. He’s currently the 914 Advocate and drives the Truxster to AX/TT events. He has a 1972 911S and a 1973 914 2.0.
Position Chairperson AX Chair Clay Perrine TT Chair Travis Howard AX/TT Registrar Andrea Bell AX/TT Rules Charlie Davis AX/TT Schools Bryan Bell AX/TT Tech Insp Travis Howard AX/TT Timing Darron Shaffer AX/TT Workers Mike Lockas Club Race Chair Joel Nannis Club Race Registrar Wendy Shoffit Concours Bob Bianconi DE Chair Colin Graidage DE Chief Dvg Instr. John Sandusky & Keith Olcha DE Registrar Joel Nannis DE Safety Bob Benson Email List Modr. Bob Benson & Matt Platts Goodie Store C. Dominick Happy Hours Monda Hanna, & Mentors Mike Lockas & Bob Lewis Membership Joel Nannis Past President Rocky Johnson Rallies Teri Davis Slipstream Advertising Lisa Steele Editor Jan Mayo Event Ad Design Mark Gluck Mailing & Tech. Andy Mears Printing Fran Ussery Staff Wendy Shoffit, Andy Mears, Tannia Dobbins Socials Ed & Tracey Gross Sponsorship Keith Olcha Sunday Drives Clint Blackman Swap Meets David Mock Trivia Chair Jerry DeFeo Web Site Denny Payne Zone 5 Rep. Caren Cooper
Andrea Bell H-817-270-4132
Mark Gluck C-817-706-9061 vp@mavpca.org
Joel Nannis H-972-722-2735 membership@mavpca.org
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Bryan Bell C-214-789-6895 drivingschools@mavpca.
Colin Graidage C-214-455-6242 de@mavpca.org
Keith Olcha W-817-706-7678 H-817-251-6865 keith.olcha@charter.net
Bob Benson H-817-457-8833 bbenson1@airmail.net
Ed & Tracey Gross H-972-491-2104 social@mavpca.org
Denny Payne webmaster@mavpca.org
Bob Bianconi C-817-932-4155 concours@mavpca.org
Clay Perrine ax@mavpca.org
Travis Howard C-214-616-6152 TT@mavpca.org thoward914@yahoo.com
Matt Platts C-817-919-1253 W-817-440-2090 Matt@Platts.net
Bob has been a member of PCA since 2004 and is active in Autocrosses and Time Trials. He is also an instructor for Drivers Education events and drives a 1988 911 Carrera.
Clint Blackman W-214-696-8000 cb3law@sbcglobal.net
Rocky Johnson H-903-356-6531 C-972-816-1769 rrjjaj42@aol.com
Caren Cooper C-512-698-2747 zone5rep@hcrpca.org
Bob Lewis 972-255-8629 binabob@augustmail.com
John Sandusky W-817-777-0421 john.c.sandusky@lmco.com
Charlie Davis H-940-682-4719 secretary@mavpca.org
Mike Lockas C-972-422-0264 mikeldean@earthlink.net
Darron Shaffer H-972-390-9709 C-972-898-3002 darron.shaffer@gmail.com
Teri Davis H-940-682-4719 rally@mavpca.org
Jan Mayo H-817-595-4651 C-817-313-9406 editor@mavpca.org
Wendy Shoffit H- 972-506-7449 C- 972-977-9821 crreg@mavpca.org
Jerry DeFeo 972-240-5800 trivia@mavpca.org
Andy Mears H-940-321-8683 andy@mavpca.org
Lisa Steele H-214-709-6418 ads@mavpca.org
Monda Hanna W-972-450-3835 monda.degan@opco.com
Bill Miller W-972-830-2676 bill.miller@tm.com
Fran Ussery W-972-438-8344 H-817-481-8342 fran@usseryprinting.com
Christy Dominick H-817-909-0966 goodiestore@mavpca.org
David Mock H-817-795-4149 C-817-907-5413 sales@44andmoreparts.com
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Catch My Draft by James Shoffit, Region President hh, the New Year. We are finally done with the holidays, and trying to recover from the overspending, overeating, and oversleeping. It’s time for a fresh start!
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We have new Autocross and Time Trial chairmen – Bryan Bell will still be assisting them, but we welcome Clay Perrine and Travis Howard to those roles. One of the exciting new things that Travis has cooked up for us (hopefully I am not spoiling a surprise for anyone) is a Time Trial at Motorsport Ranch. So all you Drivers Education people who longed to get some real lap times will have your chance. And all you time trailers longing for a REAL road course, not lined by cones – you have your chance as well!
The other good “first event” for anyone is the Happy Hour at Mac’s in Colleyville. And finally, the first weekend in February we will be hosting the National Board Meeting, where all the Presidents and Zone Reps from around the country are invited to discuss all the national business going on. They are having a special dinner on Saturday, February 2nd, in Solana at Diego’s, which you will need to RSVP for. Look for the ad here in Slipstream for more details. Come on out and join the fun! See you soon!
Ther will be a lot of differences – worker changes will be different, there will be NO cones to hit and therefore no cone penalties. We are actually splitting the day into TWO time trial events (partially to recoup the cost of renting the track), which will also give more people access to the event. One will be in the morning, and one in the afternoon. We will have to limit the attendance on this, since there are only so many cars we can allow to run within our time constraints. We will publish more information as we get closer to the date and iron out the details. I think this will be a blast, and something we want to repeat! Hopefully my engine will have a fresh start this year as well. I had a bad shift (I can hear everyone snickering now – “another one?”) and ended up selecting first instead of third. A release of the clutch and an over-rev later, the engine was making expensive sounds as I idled back to pits. So I bought myself a leak-down tester (hey ANYTHING can be an excuse to buy more tools!) to determine how many valves I bent. Good news! No bent valves (or the leak-down test didn’t reveal any). Bad news – something inside is making a knocking sound, so I am going to take it apart and see what is going on. Should be fun, and of course, another opportunity to buy more tools! January has very little in the way of driving events – people from up North can’t imagine why not, but we think it is too cold out in January. But we do have a few social events for you to try out. EVERYONE is welcome to come to the new member party – those that joined within the past year, those that have been members, but never attended an event, and those that haven’t missed an event in years. This is a perfect “first event” to find out what all we do – and it is free! 5
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Maverick Minutes by Charlie Davis, Secretary n attendance: James Shoffit, Charlie Davis, Teri Davis, Bryan Bell, Travis Howard, Robyn Howard, Tracey Gross, Jan Mayo, Clint Blackman, Denny Payne, Mark Gluck, Lisa Steele, Bob Lewis, Bob Kuykendall, Andy Mears. James called the meeting to order at 7:00.
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James detailed his recent stop light ticket, issued by mail from the City of Coppell. He steadfastly claims to not have been in the car. We believed him. Charlie announced that the new 2008 AX/TT Rules are posted on the club website. Teri again asked if there was room for Rally dates on the 2008 Events Calendar. We learned that Robyn was the new Calendar Chair. A couple of AX dates are still pending, since Clay is still confirming venues. Bryan, speaking up so Charlie could hear, admitted that he, not Robyn, has the most up-to-date calendar. He promised to send it via e-mail to the board members. He announced that there will be a dual Time Trial event at MSR in 2008. It is scheduled for June 21. This generated a lot of discussion and excitement.
Lisa is getting mean! Approximately $3000 is overdue for Slipstream ads, and she wants them to pay now. Travis is getting comfortable being TT Chair. He has dates for all TT events in 2008. He and Bob Manskey are good friends. Robyn is working on the calendar. Bob K said we still have money. Although the final bills for Eagles Canyon DE are not in yet, he hopes we may be in the black for the year. He plans to have the 2007 books closed by the January board meeting. Bob L has planned the first 3 Happy Hours of 2008. Tracey reported that only 70 people attended the Founder’s Day banquet. She plans to try a more formal venue in 2008 to see if more people will attend. Even with the low attendance, the silent auction generated about $2000 for the HH Hope House. Because of the low attendance, it cost the club $5700 to do the Founder’s Day banquet. 72 people have made reservations for the Holiday Party. She reminded us that the New Member Party is on January 26th. She also asked us to please attend the dinner for the National Board Meeting. She will reschedule the Wine Tasting which now conflicts with one of the autocrosses. Jan said she needs an article about the Happy Hour by this coming Saturday and also requested something about the recent Sunday Drive. She wants pictures from the DE at Eagles Canyon, and already has an article and pictures regarding the Rennsport Reunion. Finally, she reminded us that her deadline is the Saturday after the Board Meeting! Clint is planning a Christmas Lights Drive on December 16th. In spite of the short notice, he has lots of interest. Denny again reminded us that the website calendar lags behind the one in Slipstream and encouraged us to give him updates. He reported that the region’s website went down for 4 hours on Monday, December 3. This was due to a problem on the National server. Mark said that he has requested insurance certificates for all December events and is working on ads for 2008. Andy, wearing his Joel hat (Membership), said he needs $1000 for postage. He suggested we be aggressive purging ex-members from our membership roster. After sharing the few cookies still on the plate, James adjourned at 8:26 PM.
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2007 Founder’s Day Photos by Wendy Shoffit and Charlie Davis Selcer Winners 1976 – 2007 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
Charlie Davis Bill & Sharron Dawson John Halla Joan & Barry Gibbs Milton & Susan Barley Charlie & Teri Davis Fran & Carl Ussery Bob Manskey Alan & Linda Bambina Joyce & Jeff Hammill Myra & Jerry Sutton Fran Ussery & Jan Mayo Don & Taxi Briethaupt Ed Mayo Joel Nannis Julia Underwood Debbie & Howard Rife Social Chairs Tracey and Ed Bob Ande & Bob Knight Gross did a great job with Lanean Hughes Founder’s Day Gordon Smith Fred Seipp Kevin Hardison Lanean Hughes Bryan Henderson Wendy Shoffit Joe McGlohen Bill Dugan Cody Sears Lanean Hughes Wendy Shoffit Tracey Gross Joel Nannis President James Shoffit presents 2007 Selcer Award to a very busy Joel Nannis
Barb & Bob Wilson enjoyed their evening, as did Leslie and Jim Buckley
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Who will win Ladies Top Driver? Wendy and Lisa are ready to duke it out
Autocross Series Results Class 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 L
Place 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 1 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 1 1 2 3
Name Kevin Hardison Travis Howard Christy Dominick Denny Payne Robyn Howard Chuck McCoy James Milton John Reynolds Mike Lockas Joel Nannis Ray Nannis Bob Kuykendall Mark Steele Lisa Steele James Shoffit Wendy Shoffit Clay Perrine Jeff Larson Darron Shaffer Jeff Herrmann Bryan Bell Tannia Dobbins Marilynn Moseley Andrea Bell
Points 36 30 22 18 16 36 24 23 36 32 28 32 27 23 21 19 5 32 30 28 36 36 28 24
Time Trial Series Results
Class Place Name 2 1 Kevin Hardison 2 Travis Howard 3 Christy Dominick 4 Denny Payne 5 Robyn Howard 3 1 Chuck McCoy 4 1 Mike Lockas 5 1 Joel Nannis 2 Ray Nannis 6 1 Bob Kuykendall 2 Mark Steele 3 David Frick 4 Lisa Steele 7 1 Jeff Herrmann 2 Darron Shaffer 3 Jeff Larson 8 1 Bryan Bell L 1 Tannia Dobbins 2 Marilynn Moseley 3 Andrea Bell Top men's driver - Bryan Bell Top Ladies driver - Lisa Steele Rookie of the Year - Marilynn Moseley Most Improved driver - Tannia Dobbins Cone Killer - Marilynn Moseley
Marilynn is happy with her Cone Killer Award!
Points 36 27 26 23 20 36 36 36 26 34 32 19 19
The Results are in: Ladies Top Driver Lisa Steele and Men’s Top Driver Bryan Bell
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Twenty year members Mark & Rose Gohlke were welcomed by Ed Mayo
Rally Series Results
1st Place - James Shoffit 2nd Place - Wendy Shoffit 3rd Place - Jan Mayo 4th Place (Tie) Betty Perrine and Clay Perrine
Denny couldn’t be there so Christy Dominick gets consoling hugs from Robin and Travis Howard
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November Sunday Drive
East Texas roads in the fall are a Porsche driver’s dream. We toured over some of the best rolling pavement our state has to offer! Our group of 12 Boxsters, Carreras, a 928, and a Toureg enjoyed one of the best country drives I have ever been on. Picture a line of fantastic Porsches running down tree canopied country roads with autumn leaves swirling. That was our day. We started from East Dallas and took off through the country roads of Mineola, Oak Grove, Winnsboro and Red Springs. Our tour ended in the beautiful Tyler State 12
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Park with a group picnic. If you want a memorable Porsche experience, join us on our next Sunday Drive.
Photo by Clint Blackman
ou know that feeling when you find a nice stretch of really smooth road. It’s just you and your car… and together you settle into “a groove.” The road winds to the right and then slowly back to left. Your Porsche is “a part of you.” You wind down beautiful country lanes with canopies of big oaks, sweet gums and pines that are all blended into a painting of bright fall colors. Leaves of every color cover the road and swirl in tornados as you run by in a blur. The road gently soars up a hill and down to a green valley. Each vista turns into another, better view. The top is down and you feel the wind as you cruise through the country. The air is not too hot… the car is cool. The sun is shining on you. It’s all… all….So Right…. it’s almost a dream. That was the day our Sunday Drivers experienced November 11th.
Photo by Mike Stafford
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Inaugural Eagles Canyon Raceway DE by Colin Graidage
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re we in a hurry, sir?” And so began day two of one of the most exciting and much anticipated Drivers Education events we have put on in recent memory.
Photos by Travis Howard and Wendy Shoffit the BMW club pulled out of their event planned for the week before ours and suddenly we were to be the opening act.
One month out and most “Good morning officer, and yes, sorry about that.” It was of the track had ©2007 Porsche Cars North America, Inc. Porsche recommends seat belt usage and observance of all traffic laws at all times. dark and he was pleasant enough but this was not a good been paved but start to the day. He asked where I was going and I told him that was about “Slidell”. What’s it. The building at Slidell he we were promasked and I told ised for meethim. I thought ings, toilets and from the intershelter was a est that genershell, the hot pit Lisa Steele gives a happy wave ated I might get was compacted off with a warndirt, the grid, access road and parking areas were still being ing, but no. Sit worked by excavation equipment. tight and don’t The track team said they would be ready for us and so get fussed by the we decided to trust them and announce that the event was time ticking by. on. Anyone who visited at that time would have been right to Here is the ticket and the explanation. “Thank you officer, doubt the wisdom of that announcement. have a good day” Now the rest of the way at the speed limit Two weeks out and some progress, but still a long way and still get there in plenty of time. Poorer but wiser. to go. Our new rule requires drivers to attend the drivers meetOne week out and we had a track, curbs, most of the safeing and collect a colored “dot” to attach to their windshield ty walls and workers stations. Asphalt was being laid in the tech sticker. No dot, no drive in the first session. We put this hot pit. Stone base was laid in the grid area, top parking area, rule in place because drivers were not turning up for the drivaccess road and lower parking areas. The email sent to all ers meeting and missing potentially important safety inforparticipants set out the situation and warned that a pioneering mation. Important, therefore, to be there and more important spirit would be an asset. because I have to give the briefing. But too fast, we probably need to go back some weeks to put all this in context.
Thursday before the event and wonder of wonders, the track was finished, the hot pit, pit in and pit out asphalted, the Eagles grid area and top parking were asphalted, the lower parking Canyon RaceExperience two exciting Place. areaPorsche was in theDriving processEvents of beingfrom pavedPark and the site road was way, let’s call primed and waiting for asphalt. The general purpose buildit ECR, was Adrenaline-surging, heart-pounding action—who can ever site get enough of it? Certainly Park Place Porsc ing racing was still a construction and a carpenter wasnotmaking supposed to Which is why we’re proud to invite youpartitions to not one,and but two exciting Porsche Driving Events, following toilet doors out of plywood but it looked as ifup on this open in the past August’s highly successfulitPure Porsche Service Event. could be ready if he kept working, perhaps all night. There spring of was power, water, toilets and a great sense of the end being werefor a few laps First, take2007. your We Porsche at MotorSport Ranch on October 27th and 28th. Then rev back up on in sight. expecting ourfor the first-ever Porsche Driving Event at the new Eagles Canyon Raceway. November 17th and 18th
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space, seating areas and a viewing gallery. Control, grid and the corner workers could communicate, we could announce run groups by flag and, if no one blinked, it would look as if we had been ready for weeks. Because no one had driven the track the first job at the instructor clinic on Friday was to get out there and learn how to drive the thing. Walk it, talk it and drive it took much of the day and a final discussion set the company line for the track and the weekend. At least the instructors would have seen turns 5 and 6 before the students did and that must be a good thing. At the drivers meeting, participants were instructed on all the usual things plus the presence of Armco barriers and large hay bales. This is not Motor Sport Ranch and there are things to hit here, so take care. And we were off. Grid worked like a charm. Mary in the tower could communicate, corner workers could see and be seen, Black Flag was in place. Drivers returned from early runs with stories of amazing skill and fortitude as they crested the hill into turn 3, dived into 5 and up through 6, braked far too early for 7, scared themselves entering 9 and again through 10, made a mess of 13 up the hill onto the back straight and then missed the all important apex at 15. Down the long start-finish straight to turn 1 and 2 and the realization that unless you put the car through in the right place through 1 it is quite difficult to get into position for 2.
Wendy’s thumb’s UP means she’s ready to go
Bill Miller, Mike Lapp and I had a few quick laps as the sun set Saturday and that was as much fun as I can remember since the last time I drove up close and personal with those two. I just love the sound of those cars. Now you know that DE is not racing so we were very careful to give clear and early passing signals and to lift to let the other guy by. Sunday was a mess. Not only meeting the officer, but there was fog. Visibility was down to 100 yards or less and there was an amazing amount of water on the ground. It hadn’t rained so it was just the fog and heavy dew. Delay was inevitable but by careful re-arrangement of the schedule everyone got their expected track time and the day went very well. In fact the whole weekend was an amazing and somewhat unexpected success.
Thanks to David Cook the owner of the track for his determination to be ready, thanks to Bryan Henderson, a Maverick member and the new GM of the track, and his team for so many long days and nights as he lead the charge to the finish line. Thanks also to them for looking after us so well during the weekend, nothing was too much trouble. Thanks to our very professional corner workers who kept us safe, to Mary in the tower, to Jan Mayo who controlled the grid. Thanks to Joel Nannis for his extraordinary work with registration and to Wendy Shoffit who was always there to help. Thanks to Bob Benson our safety chair for many hours of work getting us ready . Thanks to Keith Olcha and John Sandusky who lead the Instructor Clinic on Friday and the instructor corps through the weekend. Thanks to the team leaders, advanced instructors and instructors who worked so hard all weekend. Thanks to Lisa Steele for the care and attention to our hospitality needs and to Phil Hallenbeck for the arrangements of golf carts, temporary facilities and for making sure participants were doing well. Thanks also to the many members who stepped up and helped during the weekend. Above all, thanks to you the drivers who came out on faith that Information on the grid is the key we would be ready. I hope you had a wonderful time and enjoyed driving your car on this exciting new track. Next year we will alternate between ECR and Motorsport Ranch. The Club Race in May will be at ECR and we will have an uninstructed DE as usual that weekend. We have six events next year so make your plans to come out and drive as often as you can. The DE committee is working hard to make these events the premier driving opportunity in North Texas, if you have any ideas on ways to improve the program please let me know. Now, how do I spell deferred?
2008 DE Schedule Eagles Canyon (Slidell, TX)
MotorSport Ranch (Cresson, TX)
March 8 - 9 May 24-26 Club Race November 8 - 9
April 12 - 13 September 20 - 21 October 25 - 26
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Rennsport III by Lori (Schutz) Mauthe
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moon?” Rennsport happens every 3 years – and for those of you who missed this wonderful event, don’t worry, we hear that there will be a Rennsport IV in 2010. The Olympics happen every 4 years which seems just too long to wait until the next time. You only have to wait 3 for the next Rennsport!
So just what is Rennsport? This is an event organized by Porsche Cars North America, and brings together racing Porsches since the first 356. In 2007, the event took place at Daytona International Speedway November 1st -4th. On the historic ROVAL – road course oval combination of the Rolex 24 Hour fame, we saw a true blast from the past. This year’s featured models were the 917s, 956 and 962 – and they came from all over the world to participate. The weekend was packed full of practice, qualifying and racing sessions, along Paul and Marci Thieme, loving with exhibition laps and a Daytona Rennsport! concours right in pit lane.
Photos taken & provided by Lori Mauthe
those of you new to PCA and Porsches, Peter Schutz was president and CEO of Porsche AG when the 956/962s were conceived and dominated road racing around the world. The weekend was peppered with historic moments in the making. Sure, we had the usual Porsches, Sunshine and Good Friends typical of PCA events. Rennsport took this salute to a whole new level. The Mr. Miller car got the attention of Porsche Motorsports, and from the time the racecar left the trailer and was in the garage #20, an offer was made- “Can our factory driver, Patrick Long, take the car out for a practice session?” Marci and Paul were so flattered they almost forgot to say “Yes!” Patrick Long is a lean mean, young race car driver who was born when the 962 was an idea in Weissach! Patrick proceeded to qualify the #68 Miller 962 at just one second slower than the Andretti’s qualifying time in the 1989 Daytona 24 Hour race! This was good enough for outside pole with 1 minute 42 seconds. On Friday afternoon, after the Group 5 practice, Peter Schutz went over to say hello to a friend, Derek Bell. Derek was sitting on the pit wall after getting out of the Jägermeister 962. Peter patted him on the shoulder and said “So
For Western Michigan Region the event was of particular significance. Members Marci and Paul Thieme brought Mr. Miller, their beautiful #68 962, originally driven by Michael and Mario Andretti in the 1989 running of the Daytona 24 hour race. Their race group was Group 5 for the weekend. Pit crew members included WMR member Rick Riley and former WMR Daniel Bird. My husband Peter and
Peter Schutz greets Derek Bell
Derek, do you remember how to drive these cars?” Derek responded with a huge grin, very happy to see his friend – you see Derek was a factory driver when Peter was at the helm of Porsche. Together they experienced dozens of wins in Europe, the US and around the world in the 956/962 Porsche. Paul and owner of sister car #67 in the Garage
I along with WMR’s Ed & Sandy Scott were the dedicated #68 cheering section close at hand along with very special guests Peter and Sheila Schutz (my father and his wife). For 18
Saturday was another historic landmark as Paul drove his 962 for the first time – at Daytona no less. Paul drove in the exhibition class, good choice for an initial cruise. Yes, it was too slow and lots of other traffic, however for those of us watching it was akin to seeing fighter jets flying in
During lap 1, first place goes to 3rd. Before lap 2, Patrick has the #86 Miller 962 in first place. Over the next several laps the lead changes back and forth between 1st and 2nd place, our #86 and the #10 Wynn 962 – as they catch slower traffic and lap the field. Patrick makes up time through the bus stop chicane on the back side of the tri-oval leading onto the banking in turn 3. On the final lap, this exchange occurs again, and #86 is victorious coming home in 1st place!
Paul getting ready for the maiden voyage. Best seat in the house!
formation. Coming around the banking between turns 3 and 4, to see dozens of 962s was a blast from the past, a truly beautiful sight to bring tears to our eyes. Brumos Porsche made a grand appearance with over a dozen significant Porsches in the garage and under the Brumos tent. Several were in the grand livery Brumos is famous for, white with the blue and red strip from front to rear, and #59. The Brumos family lost their leader, Bob Snodgrass, early this year, and he would have been so proud
Lap 8 - and the checkered flag waves!
A jubilant pit crew and cheering section runs over to victory circle, where the top three are lined up. Patrick comes over to Paul and Marci to exclaim “Had I realized your car was such a handful, I might not have said Yes so quickly. I’m so glad that I did!”. The 962, unlike the current RS Spyder Patrick drives, does not have power steering and other suspension enhancements, and requires more strength to maneuver, plus is a bigger car all around. During Patrick’s acceptance speech, he says, “I would like to thank Marci for letting me drive her wonderful car this weekend. What started out to be a few practice laps turned into a full weekend of racing that I will never forget.” Hey Patrick neither will we!
Hurley Haywood chats with Dad (Peter Schutz), and me.
of the showing. Hurley Haywood, another special driver/ friend, was in attendance driving the various #59 Porsches in different racing groups throughout the weekend. Saturday night we had a very nice dinner at Gene’s Steak House, a regular Daytona dinner spot for Dan and Rick. Our group included Ed and Sandy Scott (WMR), and our friend Ray Shaeffer from Brumos Porsche, and his girlfriend Krista. Ah, the stories that were told that evening! Sunday is race day – and the excitement is building for the race. Morning practice goes well, Patrick was very close to the qualifying times. The car looks fantastic and finally 1pm rolls around and it’s time to head out to the grid. The race is scheduled for 8 laps. After one pace lap, they come around turn 4 with a roar and thunder we remember well.
Right to Left - Driver Patrick Long, Marci, Paul, and Porsche Motorsport crew
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Happy Hour at Daddy Jack’s by Mike Lockas and Bob Lewis
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n November 15 we congregated at Daddy Jack’s Lobster and Chowder House in downtown Fort Worth. Friends and fellowship are the reasons many of us attend the Maverick happy hours that occur on the 3rd Thursday of each month. This month we had 30 members of our extended family in attendance. Some are brand new to the family, while others are long standing members that we don’t see that often. This is what makes this time special to many of us. This is a time to get to know people in an atmosphere different from the track or the many other activities that the Maverick Region hosts every month.
Photos by Melissa Gatlin & Bob Lewis
tee for the last several years, I didn’t know how much he did to keep this program going. Thanks for all your efforts, Dennis! I hope that Monda, Bob, and I can do justice to the great program that you have left for us. Enjoy the beautiful state of New Mexico and your retirement.
Willa & Rob Stimson
I was impressed with the seafood, which was moderately priced. The parking was easy since it’s in downtown Fort Worth where parking is free in the evening. They even had valet parking for Daddy Jack’s. Since this location is in the western part of the Maverick Region, there were people I had not seen at Happy Hours before. For instance I had not met Glen Gatlin’s wife, Melissa, before. And Charlie Davis from even farther west was there. The Happy Hour committee is going to add some places we have not been before. So keep alert and come out to enjoy the conversation and food. We promise to talk about our cars only half of the time. After all we might need to explain to There’s a story here, Pam? those who are new about the DE’s (drivers education weekends; sometimes referred to as track days), Autocrosses, Time Trials (an autocross type layout with 3 non-stop laps), Rallies, Concours, and Sunday Tours. Time talking about our social events doesn’t count as car talk, does it? On a personal note, I would like to recognize Dennis Chamberlain who recently relocated to New Mexico. Dennis was the mentor chair and Happy Hour leader for the last 4+ years. His leadership was an inspiration to many new and long time members. Even though I worked with Dennis on Melissa Gatlin & the Happy Hour commitKelly Sorokolit 24
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Lori Mauthe Walks All 60 Miles ! by Lori Mauthe
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he Komen Race for a Cure event at the end of October was a huge success, raising over $6.5 million. I walked every step of the 60 miles over the 3-day event, wearing a plaque of the 34 names I walked for in honor or memory. The contribution from the September DE was 0.008% of the total money raisedThanks for your support.
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by Joel Nannis Cameron, Austin (Jim Buckley) Fort Worth, TX 76135 1983 911
Kim, Kevin Dallas, TX 75231 1999 996
Sims, James (Beverly) Fort Worth, TX 76112 2004 Boxster
Daniels, Todd Arlington, TX 76013 2008 Carrera 4S
Lester, Richard Flower Mound, TX 75028 2005 911 977
Slay, Brian Dallas, TX 75248 2003 996
Embury, Terry Parker, TX 75002 2002 911
McGrath, James Fort Worth, TX 76107 1982 911 SC
Stonehouse, David Mc Kinney, TX 75070 2007 911 S
Eshbaugh, Kevin Plano, TX 75025 2008 Cayman S
Mundy, Von (Juanita) Flower Mound, TX 75028 2008 Cayman
Wilson, Glenn Plano, TX 75024 1992 964
Greene, Patrick Dallas, TX 75226
Pruettiangkura, Pote (Alisa) Lewisville, TX 75067-7466 1999 Boxster
Shirley, Peter (Suzanne) Colleyville, TX 2005 996S
Hochstetler, Jacob Corinth, TX 76210 2007 Cayman S
Redding, Eric Fort Worth, TX 76126 2008 Cayman
Wymer, Timothy (Nancy) Richardson, TX 1976 930
Jackson, William Allen, TX 75013 2007 Cayman
Riddell, Royd Dallas, TX 75214
Ketchersid, Cameron Southlake, TX 76092 2006 Cayman
Rote, Clayton (Chris) Dallas, TX 75205 2001 911 Turbo
Anniversaries 5 Years Boyd, Steven (Sarah) Jackson, Gary (Cheryl) Addison, Edward (Melba) Chen, Wayne (An Tran) Danielson, Guy (David) Gonzales, Rick (Doug) Joyner, Jeffery Line, John Sherman, Floyd (Beverly)
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Welcome, New Members! You have just joined one of the best and most active PCA Regions in the country! Some clubs focus solely on social events, while others focus on just show and shine concours events. Maverick Region is a club that focuses on providing our members with the tools necessary to have the ultimate in driving experiences. You will notice that our region has many Time Trials, Autocrosses, and Drivers’ Education (DE) events (in addition to a yearly Club Race). This has been the spirit of the region for quite some time. We have some of the finest instructors in the country. Make sure you take full advantage of the driving experiences we have to offer. Racing is not ALL we focus on, though. If racing doesn’t suit you, we have monthly happy hours, three monthly lunch gatherings, regular dinner socials, frequent driving tours on some fabulous roads in and around Texas, driving rallies (fun for the whole family),and regular opportunities to supportour perpetual charity, The Huffaker Hughes Hope House. If we don’t have what you’re looking for, just ask us...we might just add something extra to the calendar. Please also feel free to share article ideas (and submissions) to editor@mavpca.org.
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For Sale: Champion RS-97 19” wheels, and Pilot Sport tires with appx 3k miles. Wheels are 19/8 offset 46 and 19/11 offset 55. Tires are 235/35 front and 3.5/35 rear. Center caps are not included. $3,800 plus shipping. Wheels may be seen at Ruf Auto Center in Dallas. Tom Murrin - 814-372-5464. (1) For Sale: 1976 912E. Engine and transmission rebuilt 12,000 back. Black exterior and interior. Serviced by Dallas Auto Sports. AC, 16” wheels. White Rock Lake area. $12,500. Jerry jerhub@ earthlink.net or 214-328-7384. (1) For Sale: Shocks, 993 RoW M030 Front Shocks. One is good. The other is slightly less pressure. Part numbers 993-343-041-35 and 993-343-042-35. $40 993 RoW M030 Rear Shocks. In good condition with plenty of pressure. Part numbers 993-333-05135 and 993-333-052-35. $75 964 Interior Rear Deck. Very good condition. No tears. $100 Contact Anthony at 214-783-6678 or anthonymailbox@yahoo.com,. (1) For Sale: 2003 Audi RS 6, rare twin turbo 450HP all wheel drive, excellent condition, never altered. Low miles (31,000), grey with light grey interior. Sits in garage, rarely diven. $58,000 Doug Bielefield, 214-533-5844 or dbielefield@sbcglobal.net. (1) For Sale: 1997 993 Twin Turbo, 37,000 miles. White, camel interior with sports seats. 18” HRE wheels 235/40 ZR18 front 285/30ZR18 rear, Alpine stereo, carbon fiber interior accents, carbon fiber hood, GT wing - original wing also included, aero updates,. Upgrades include: Sports Headers, Sports Exhaust, Bilstein Shocks, Carbon Fiber Front Fenders, European Springs, Tuned ECU. $64,900. See it on the Jan. 2006 Slipstream cover. Bill Campbell 817-627-4500 (2) For Sale: 1969 Porsche 911T, VIN: 119120875; burgundy with black interior. Good running, solid mechanicals, well sorted. This car is a great example of a (mostly) original 911T – strong engine, excellent tranny, no major rust issues (some minor rust), placed 2nd in class in the 2007 Great American Race (Rally). The car comes with 160+ pages of documentation from 1972 to present and the names/numbers of owners 2, 3, and 4 (me). For more detail and photos, go to: www.motorheadhotspots.com $15,000. (2)
For Sale: 1995 911-993, Cabriolet Silver. 39,000 miles, great shape, many options, asking $36,000, contact mark.nesselroad@ yahoo.com or call 972.571.3375. (2) 911 Carrera Cabriolet, 2002, 16000 miles. Polar Silver metallic, blue top, supple graphite grey leather, removeable hardtop, 6 speed manual, advanced technic package, 18” wheels w/ colored crest, CD, flared rocker panels. Perfect. Must sell. $48,000 OBO. Chuck at (972) 263-9030 or (214) 868-6770 or flyingbinc@aol. com (2) For Sale: 1971 911T Custom Blue Ext., Black Int., Fuchs, new brake system, new Yokohama tires, new Perma Tune Box, No history, Salvaged title, shows 103,300 miles, some rust. $7K OBO. Contact Randy (214) 352-9507 home, (214) 226-2990 cell, or rmorris7@sbcglobal.net (3) For Sale: 2000 996 Bumper Cover. Excellent condition, just taken off my car and replaced with GT3 Cover. Fits all 1999-2001 996 and Boxsters. It has the black skid plates on the sides still intalled and comes with the back grill. I think it is worth the $250 I am asking. If I need to ship, the cost is estimated at $100. Call Wayne at 817-488-2686 (3) For Sale: 1987 924S Red w/black interior. Cold A/C w/new Sanden comp, runs great, but could use front seals. Solid daily driver and DE/AX/TT car. Repairs done in recent years include new clutch, water pump, belts, fan switch, plugs, distributor & rotor, and other items. Suspension upgrades include Bilsteins all around, front adjustable coil-overs, Turbo F&R sway bars. Includes 2 sets of 15x7 phone dials, one beautiful set with new BFG Comp T/A Sport tires, the other not-so-pretty set with used Toyo RA-1 track tires. $2,100. Call Matt at 817-919-1253. (3) For Sale: 911 Race Car , 1972 chassis, with 935 all fiberglass bodywork, full cage, 935 coil over suspension, Large front oil cooler, rear wing fuel cell, 1845 lbs with ½ tank of gas. Front wheels 10 x 16, rears 14 x 16, race seat, with back brace. Modified G-50 Trans with short ratio 5 gearset plus STD 5th, No reverse gear with factory limited slip. Tilton clutch, Tilton throw-out bearing. Tilton HD starter, Tilton pedals, brake bias, Wilwood Ft brakes, 930 rear brakes, ducting to front brakes, 930 alum bananas. 3.0 ltr engine with Weber carbs, headers. $18,500 254-715-4041 or Mark_Hanna@raytheon.com (3)
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