RMR Event Calendar

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 race track or speed through an autocross course in your pride and joy?  Of course you can!!

Mark your calendars and join us at our seventh annual ‘HPDE/Autocross 101’ class that we will be holding on Saturday, March 25th from 9:00 am till 1:00 pm at 3R Performance. Please note that 3R Performance has moved from Englewood to their new location at 6404 E. 39^th Avenue in Denver. This place is amazing, and during your training you will be surrounded by all types of cool race cars.  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.  To get registered (and potentially change your life forever!) go to the link on the RMR/PCA website at https://rmr.pca.org/.  Click on the “March 25^th 2023 High Performance Drivers Education/Autocross 101 Class” link on the main page.  

Registration will open on February 6, 2023 through Motorsportreg.com.  We are going to restrict this to 60 Porsche club members, so register early to guarantee a spot!  Of course any PCA member is welcome, but we’re really trying to reach those of you who’ve considered participating in an Autocross or High Performance Drivers Ed, but for a variety of reasons, have never done so. 

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

Join us for our monthly Cars & Coffee in Lafayette, CO! Every first Saturday of the month from 7am-10am. FREE to attend & open to the public.

For the past few years, Adam’s Polishes has hosted Lafayette Cars & Coffee and worked closely with both Flatirons Church and Lafayette Colorado Police Department to ensure a safe and fun event for all motorheads. We are excited to be able to host this event again and see all of our friends on a monthly basis!

While you’re attending Lafayette Cars & Coffee, feel free to stop by our booth to stock up on detailing products or even ask us detailing questions! Don’t forget to show up early to claim your spot and get your food and coffee from the on-site vendors!

Please be respectful (no reckless driving), respect social distancing, and most importantly have fun!

We meet on the first Saturday of the month at 8 am

Lone Tree Cars and Coffee exists to simply provide community within the car culture.  Lone Tree Cars and Coffee started in October 2020 to get people out of their houses and seeing each other again on a common level.  We strive to provide an event in which everyone is welcome and everyone is given an opportunity to give back to their community.

Porsche owners/enthusiasts get together for lively conversation and 8:00 AM breakfast at the Perfect Landing Restaurant. Please come join us whether it’s sunny, raining or snowing!

7625 S. Peoria St., Englewood, CO 80112, at Centennial AirportEvent

Organizer: Erik Behrendsen

Hey RMR Members –

Come on out and see your friends, meet new friends, and have a great time!  Please join us on Saturday, April 8th, 2023 from 10am – 1pm+.  This is the event to learn all about our club and what ww have to offer.  Please bring your friends, family, or neighbors that are thinking about joining PCA.

Our host, Denver Auto Shield, will be opening the doors of their Premier Auto Protection facility to us!  Their talented team will be on hand and ready to answer questions.

Denver Auto Shield specializes in Clear Bra, Ceramic Coatings, and Paint Correction to preserve and protect your vehicles finishes at the highest level. Your car is more fun to drive when you know it looks its best and is well protected from the harsh Colorado environment. By applying Clear Bra and Ceramic Coatings as a system Denver Auto Shield can present a vehicle that looks amazing, is protected from rock chips and environmental impact, and is very easy to wash and maintain. 

Food Bank of the Rockies is our selected charity for this event.  Food Bank of the Rockies operates direct programs, from Mobile Pantries to food-support programs for children, older adults, and families facing difficult times.  They also provide food and necessities to more than 800 Hunger Relief Partners across Colorado and Wyoming. These partner organizations then provide their local communities with the food, necessities, and support they need to thrive.  Every dollar that you give provides up to 4 meals for those in need.

  
RMR-PCA will have representatives from each facet of our club on site for you to meet and ask questions.  This is a great opportunity to learn about your local region of PCA.

• Everyone is welcome to join us!
• Food & Drinks onsite!
• Learn about PCA and everything your club has to offer!
• Meet members of the Board!
• Meet the Denver Auto Shield team!
• Win great prizes at 10:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m., and 12:30 p.m.!
• Show off your car!
• Share in your love for Porsche!
• Donate to charity – Food Bank of the Rockies!
• Join PCA while on site if not a member already!

 
When:  Saturday, April 8, 2023 from 10am – 1pm+
Where:  Denver Auto Shield, 4211 S Natches Court, Ste D, Englewood, CO  80110
 
Hope to see everyone there!
 
Lisa Walsh, Membership Chair
Holly Jackson, Secretary

Are you the quickest air 911, Boxster, Turbo, Macan?  This event is a great chance to try out your new found skills and to compete against the clock.

We encourage you to register if you are new to the club, new to your Porsche or other favorite four wheel means of transport, want to improve your driving technique or simply want to enjoy your Porsche in a safe environment.  This event will be held at the Colorado Air and Space Port, formerly known as Front Range Airport. 

Are you familiar with Autocross?  Autocross is a performance driving experience conducted in a safe environment at relatively low speeds (2nd gear).  You will not hurt your car and more importantly you will not hurt yourself.  Autocross is a lot fun and provides small doses of adrenaline rush that will keep you smiling for days. You will gain additional confidence in your driving ability, learn the limits of your car’s braking capabilities, practice correct seating, hand, feet and vision positions, as well as push and perhaps exceed the limits of your tire’s adhesion capabilities. 

By the way, autocross is a huge social event and a great time to meet new club members and visit with friends.

If you can volunteer to assist the chair in setting up the course and other activities to make this a successful event please contact us!

Event requirements

Details

• The event is also open to licensed 16 and 17 year olds.   RMR Junior Participation forms and instructions can be found under the forms tab on the club’s website.  Please read them carefully.
•  Please register early to assure your spot.  PCA and Audi Club Members will receive preference provided they have registered by Aug 15.  After Aug 15 open spots will be filled first come first served based on registration date. 
• Pre-registration for this event is required as it allows us to plan for ‘beer thirty’ as well as organize the event, pre-configure timing and obtain volunteers. 
• A Porsche is not required.  Only SUV’s with a Porsche, Audi, Volkswagen or BMW badges are permitted and no pickups.  Convertibles are just fine and you can run them with the top down.
• Restrooms are available onsite, however no concessions are available nor are any nearby.  Please remember to bring your own lunch and plenty of non alcoholic drinks for use during the day. 
• You will need a Snell rated 2015 or newer helmet.  Motorcycle helmets with this designation are acceptable.  The club has several loaner helmets available.
• We will divide autocross participants into 7 simple classes based upon car type and performance capabilities.  Classing is optional, you may select TO (Time Only Class).  Read below for further details before proceeding to the registration form.

Directions to the Colorado Air and Space Port autocross site:

• Caution:  Do not use your GPS using the airport address.  GPS will take you to the main terminal and that is not the correct location.
• I-70 East to Manilla Road Exit 299
• Turn left (North) and continue to the stop sign at Highway 36 (Colfax)
• Continue North on Manila Road across Highway 36 and over the railroad tracks.
• Make an immediate right hand turn in front of the Front Range airport sign and go through the gate.
• Follow the road east and then north to the autocross site.

If you can volunteer to assist the chair in setting up the course and other activities to make this a successful event please call or send an email to Scott Pedram scott@ssmail.us

Be sure to review the class list below to determine your car class BEFORE proceeding to the registration form!

Approximate Schedule

• Top Tech to be held prior to the start of each run group on Sunday.  Please remove all loose items from within the car and the trunk(s).
• • 7:00 to 8:30        Complete Autocross Setup (Volunteers Needed)
  • 8:00 to 9:00         Registration/Check-in/Course Open for Walking
  • 9:00 to 9:30         Drivers Meeting (Mandatory)
  • 9:45                     Corner Workers Out (Group B)
  • 10:00                   Group A – First Car on Course AM
  • 10:45                   Group B – First Car on Course AM
  • ~12:00                 Lunch Break (No Concessions.  Bring your own lunch and non-alcoholic drinks.)
  • ~12:45                 Corner Workers Out (Group B)
  • ~1:00                   Group A – First Car on Course PM
  • ~1:45                   Group B – First Car on Course PM
  • ~3:00                   Course Tear Down
  • ~3:00                   Beer Thirty

Autocross Competition Classes

• TO = Time Only or Non-Porsche
  • Select the TO class if you will drive something other than a Porsche, or if you drive a Porsche and do not wish to place your car in a Porsche class
• CS = Class SUV — All Cayenne, Macan & Panamera models
• C1 = Class 1
  • 356 (all)
  • 912, 912E
  • 914 (all)
  • 911 (thru 1988)
  • 924, 944, 968, 928
  • 911 Turbo (3.3 liter and under, pre-1994)
  • Boxster – 986 (non-S, thru 2004)
• C2 = Class 2
  • Boxster – 986 (S models, thru 2004)
  • Boxster & Cayman – 987.1 (non-S, 2005 – 2008)
  • 911- 964 & 993 (non-Turbo, 1989 – 1998) 
• C3 = Class 3
  • Boxster & Cayman – 987.1 (S models, 2005-2008)
  • Boxster & Cayman – 987.2 or 981 (non-S, 2009-2016)
  • 911 – 964 Turbo (1990-1994)
  • 911 – 993 Turbo (1994-1998)
  • 911 – 996 & 997.1 (1999-2008)
• C4 = Class 4
  • Boxster & Cayman – 982/718 (non-S, 2017->)
  • Boxster & Cayman – 987.2 & 981 (R/S/GTS, 2009-2016)
  • 911 – 996 & 997.1 (S/GTSs, 1999-2008)
  • 911 – 997.2 & 991 & 992 (non-S, 2009->)
• C5 = Class 5
  • Boxster & Cayman – 982/718 (S/GTS/GTS 4.0 models, 2017->)
  • Boxster Spyder – 981 & 718 (2016->)
  • 911- 997.2 & 991 & 992 (S/GTS/X51, 2009->)
  • 911 – 996 & 997 & 991 & 992 (Turbo/Turbo S, 1999->)
  • GT2 & GT3 & GT4 (all)
  • Carrera GT
  • 918
  • Taycan (all)

Are you the quickest air 911, Boxster, Turbo, Macan?  This event is a great chance to try out your new found skills and to compete against the clock.

We encourage you to register if you are new to the club, new to your Porsche or other favorite four wheel means of transport, want to improve your driving technique or simply want to enjoy your Porsche in a safe environment.  This event will be held at the Colorado Air and Space Port, formerly known as Front Range Airport. 

Are you familiar with Autocross?  Autocross is a performance driving experience conducted in a safe environment at relatively low speeds (2nd gear).  You will not hurt your car and more importantly you will not hurt yourself.  Autocross is a lot fun and provides small doses of adrenaline rush that will keep you smiling for days. You will gain additional confidence in your driving ability, learn the limits of your car’s braking capabilities, practice correct seating, hand, feet and vision positions, as well as push and perhaps exceed the limits of your tire’s adhesion capabilities. 

By the way, autocross is a huge social event and a great time to meet new club members and visit with friends.

If you can volunteer to assist the chair in setting up the course and other activities to make this a successful event please contact us!

Event requirements

Details

• The event is also open to licensed 16 and 17 year olds.   RMR Junior Participation forms and instructions can be found under the forms tab on the club’s website.  Please read them carefully.
•  Please register early to assure your spot.  PCA and Audi Club Members will receive preference provided they have registered by Aug 15.  After Aug 15 open spots will be filled first come first served based on registration date. 
• Pre-registration for this event is required as it allows us to plan for ‘beer thirty’ as well as organize the event, pre-configure timing and obtain volunteers. 
• A Porsche is not required.  Only SUV’s with a Porsche, Audi, Volkswagen or BMW badges are permitted and no pickups.  Convertibles are just fine and you can run them with the top down.
• Restrooms are available onsite, however no concessions are available nor are any nearby.  Please remember to bring your own lunch and plenty of non alcoholic drinks for use during the day. 
• You will need a Snell rated 2015 or newer helmet.  Motorcycle helmets with this designation are acceptable.  The club has several loaner helmets available.
• We will divide autocross participants into 7 simple classes based upon car type and performance capabilities.  Classing is optional, you may select TO (Time Only Class).  Read below for further details before proceeding to the registration form.

Directions to the Colorado Air and Space Port autocross site:

• Caution:  Do not use your GPS using the airport address.  GPS will take you to the main terminal and that is not the correct location.
• I-70 East to Manilla Road Exit 299
• Turn left (North) and continue to the stop sign at Highway 36 (Colfax)
• Continue North on Manila Road across Highway 36 and over the railroad tracks.
• Make an immediate right hand turn in front of the Front Range airport sign and go through the gate.
• Follow the road east and then north to the autocross site.

If you can volunteer to assist the chair in setting up the course and other activities to make this a successful event please call or send an email to Scott Pedram scott@ssmail.us

Be sure to review the class list below to determine your car class BEFORE proceeding to the registration form!

Approximate Schedule

• Top Tech to be held prior to the start of each run group on Sunday.  Please remove all loose items from within the car and the trunk(s).
• • 7:00 to 8:30        Complete Autocross Setup (Volunteers Needed)
  • 8:00 to 9:00         Registration/Check-in/Course Open for Walking
  • 9:00 to 9:30         Drivers Meeting (Mandatory)
  • 9:45                     Corner Workers Out (Group B)
  • 10:00                   Group A – First Car on Course AM
  • 10:45                   Group B – First Car on Course AM
  • ~12:00                 Lunch Break (No Concessions.  Bring your own lunch and non-alcoholic drinks.)
  • ~12:45                 Corner Workers Out (Group B)
  • ~1:00                   Group A – First Car on Course PM
  • ~1:45                   Group B – First Car on Course PM
  • ~3:00                   Course Tear Down
  • ~3:00                   Beer Thirty

Autocross Competition Classes

• TO = Time Only or Non-Porsche
  • Select the TO class if you will drive something other than a Porsche, or if you drive a Porsche and do not wish to place your car in a Porsche class
• CS = Class SUV — All Cayenne, Macan & Panamera models
• C1 = Class 1
  • 356 (all)
  • 912, 912E
  • 914 (all)
  • 911 (thru 1988)
  • 924, 944, 968, 928
  • 911 Turbo (3.3 liter and under, pre-1994)
  • Boxster – 986 (non-S, thru 2004)
• C2 = Class 2
  • Boxster – 986 (S models, thru 2004)
  • Boxster & Cayman – 987.1 (non-S, 2005 – 2008)
  • 911- 964 & 993 (non-Turbo, 1989 – 1998) 
• C3 = Class 3
  • Boxster & Cayman – 987.1 (S models, 2005-2008)
  • Boxster & Cayman – 987.2 or 981 (non-S, 2009-2016)
  • 911 – 964 Turbo (1990-1994)
  • 911 – 993 Turbo (1994-1998)
  • 911 – 996 & 997.1 (1999-2008)
• C4 = Class 4
  • Boxster & Cayman – 982/718 (non-S, 2017->)
  • Boxster & Cayman – 987.2 & 981 (R/S/GTS, 2009-2016)
  • 911 – 996 & 997.1 (S/GTSs, 1999-2008)
  • 911 – 997.2 & 991 & 992 (non-S, 2009->)
• C5 = Class 5
  • Boxster & Cayman – 982/718 (S/GTS/GTS 4.0 models, 2017->)
  • Boxster Spyder – 981 & 718 (2016->)
  • 911- 997.2 & 991 & 992 (S/GTS/X51, 2009->)
  • 911 – 996 & 997 & 991 & 992 (Turbo/Turbo S, 1999->)
  • GT2 & GT3 & GT4 (all)
  • Carrera GT
  • 918
  • Taycan (all)