2021 High Performance Drivers Ed/Autocross 101

On-line ZOOM Class

Coming Saturday, March 27th, 2021!

You’ve just purchased your dream car; a Porsche.  Or maybe you’ve owned that beauty for a number of years and have been hearing just how great these cars perform out on a race track or at an autocross.  Now you’re curious.  Could you actually drive on a track or speed through an autocross course in your pride and joy?  Of course you can!

Mark your calendars and join us at our fourth annual ‘HPDE/Autocross 101’ class that we will be holding on Saturday, March 27th, 2021, from 10:00 am until Noon, presented on an on-line ZOOM call.  In this class you will learn all about how to register for events, how to prepare your car for the track, pre-tech, what to do when you arrive at the track, what our instructors will teach you, possible wear and tear on the car, what an autocross is, and much more.  We will have various speakers who can answer all the questions you might have before your first track experience. 

Registration is through Zoom.  Any RMR/PCA member is welcome to attend.

If you have any questions, contact Brian Leary at beleary36@yahoo.com.  Hope to see you there!

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Dear members,

COVID-19, the novel corona virus, has become the forefront of immediate health concerns.  The RMR Board has been following and discussing these issues on a frequent basis.  We understand that members have concerns. In all things we do, we consider first and foremost the health and safety of our members, volunteers, and sponsors.  As we begin to host events again, we ask that everyone follow the guidelines below to help keep themselves and fellow members safe.

Social distancing is key when gathering for the event.  Please maintain a distance of 6 feet from friends and staff whenever possible.
Face coverings are most essential in times when social distancing is difficult.  Face coverings are meant to protect those around you in case you are unknowingly infected.  We are requiring that masks be worn at all times unless maintaining at least six feet of distance, or when eating, drinking or driving.

Avoid handshakes, fist bumps, and other forms of physical contact.  When appropriate, use hand sanitizer or wash your hands and avoid touching your face.
Following these guidelines will help to lower the risk of exposure and spread of COVID-19, and will facilitate our ability to host more events in the future.

By and for the Board of the Rocky Mountain Region, Porsche Club of America, Inc.

Vicki Jones

President, RMR-PCA

PCA National Board of Directors

PCA National Audit Committee