Rocky Mountain Region Porsche Club It's not just the cars, it's the people
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Dial in your Spring Training to sharpen skills, dial in tires, breaking, Apex’s for your Porsche! RMR provides a certified team of instructors & volunteers to train you and your Porsche around the best track Colorado has to offer. Chris Macarak of On-Site Tires will provide his incredible Free Saturday night Brats ‘n’ Beer dinner featuring wonderful brats– who knows what Chris will cook up this year? You’ll love On-Site’s personal and professional services at the track, business or home. Give them a try!
Location: High Plains Raceway, 17 miles east of Byers on US-36 (Deer Trail)
Event Registration fees: Either day: Each Driver: $220 Both days: Each Driver: $350
Helmets: SA or M from 2015 or 2020
Charity: Lung Cancer Colorado Fund- CU Anschutz targeting genetic pill therapies for loved ones! You can donate @ registration 🙂
Lunch time charity Rides ($20/car): Saturday & Sunday. All can participate in the Lunchtime Rides around this fabulous track. No helmets required, fit as many passengers as you have seatbelts for!
Event Chair: Pete Romenesko (pca422@gmail.com) Zoom Zoom!
Chief Driving Instructors: Dan Carlson & Hap Henderson. CDI can answer any questions about registration confirmation, cars, run group assignments, instructor assignments, etc.
Registrar: Tim Berg tberggt3@gmail.com Registration opens March 27th on motorsportsreg.com
Event Sponsor: On-Site Tires – you can find them at https://on-sitetires.com
Registration now open http://msreg.com/HelgasTour
Join us for the first tour of the year!
The event will consist of a tour of the High Plains Raceway facilities, parade laps on the track led by several members of the RMR Chief Driving Instructors, followed by a drive from HPR to Helga’s German Restaurant. The event will begin at 11:00 AM at High Plains Raceway. Participants are urged to allow sufficient travel time to arrive at HPR prior to 11:00 AM.
Please familiarize yourself with the track details and location information at http://www.highplainsraceway.com/track-info/track-details-and-location/
The tour is for Porsche cars, SUV’s and EV’s! The participants will be driving his/her own car. All drivers must be at least 18 and have a valid driver’s license. All occupants in the vehicle must wear seat belts. No helmets are required. Cabriolets and Targa’s are allowed with the original factory equipment roll over protection.
The HPR tour and parade laps will conclude by 1:15 PM. After a group debriefing, participants will then follow an organized drive from HPR to Helga’s German Restaurant & Deli. The Helga’s lunch will begin approximately around 2:30 PM. The registration fee includes the lunch and a contribution to the DE Charity for Parade Laps. Any additional dessert and/or adult beverages will be billed individually.
The RMR designated charity for this event is the Anschutz Medical Campus Lung Cancer Colorado Fund.
https://medschool.cuanschutz.edu/colorado-cancer-center/internal-pages/lung-cancer-colorado-fund
Please feel free to add additional funds to the charity.
Here is what you need to know:
Parade Laps @ HPR and Helga’s Tour
Date: Sunday, April 30, 2023
Time: 11:00 AM Sharp out at High Plains Raceway!
Drivers’ Meeting: 11:30 AM
Start Location: High Plains Raceway (17 miles east of Byers on US 36)
Deer Trail, CO
Then to:
Helga’s German Restaurant
14197 E. Exposition Ave.
Aurora, CO
Registration Fees: $52.25 per Car and Driver
$30.00 per additional passenger
We have enjoyed amazing turnout in the past and look forward to great weather and hospitality with Mike Ward again this year. Typically, you can find a dozen PORSCHE cars on hand, in addition to inventory from many other exotic brands at Mike Ward Automotive.
Planning underway – details to follow
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
Registration opens March 1st at 7:00pm
SAVE THE DATE!
TIRE RACK STREET SURVIVAL SCHOOL
May 7th at EVOC (Douglas County)
A 16-year-old is 20% more likely to be killed in a crash than an adult. The fatal crash rate per mile driven for 16-19-year-olds is nearly 3 times the rate for drivers aged 20 and over. Risk is highest at ages 16-17. (iihs.org)
RMR, in collaboration with RMC BMW CCA, will be holding a Tire Rack Street Survival School on May 7th! The school will be held at the Emergency Vehicle Operation Center (EVOC) facility, south of Titan Road near Sterling Ranch in Douglas County. For $95, teenagers with a driving permit or driver’s license will get a full day of driving, classroom sessions, and lunch. Event capacity is 35 students. (Parents, no car club membership is required to sign up your teenager.) Registration opens March 1st at 7:00pm at www.streetsurvival.org We expect this event to fill quickly!
“When your teen driver attends a Street Survival school, we teach them to control your car in unpredictable situations based on its handling limits. They learn how to make good driving decisions and react more quickly. They become more aware and learn how to begin anticipating the actions of other drivers.” (streetsurvival.org)
Tire Rack Street Survival needs volunteers! Volunteer registration is open now at http://msreg.com/sscomay2023
More information at www.streetsurvival.org
Questions?
Contact Doug Bartlett (doug@dbartletts.net) or Lynda Love (rxiris@comcast.net)
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
You May shift yourself Autocross – Registration is Open!
Location: Colorado Air and Space Port formerly known as Front Range Airport
Saturday May 20, 2023
Things are warming up, and the You May Shift Yourself autocross is happening! Wether you’re new or seasoned, join the Rocky Mountain Region PCA for some timed runs around the cones at the Colorado Air and Space port.
The charity for this event is the Denver Dumb Friends League. A local shelter who’s goal is to end pet homelessness. Please make your donation when you register.
Be sure to look at the class list to class your car before starting the registration process.
Register here: http://msreg.com/you-may-shift-yourself
Event Chairs: Lara Carpenter laracarpenter@gmail.com and Scott Little scott.p.little@gmail.com
Registrar: Vicki Cox-Jones vickijns@gmail.com
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!
The First Edelweiss Tour for 2023
This Event has Sold Out
We have been visiting this wonderful German restaurant twice a year for a while now. Whether it’s because of the food, the cars, the drive, or the people, this tour is very popular and will surely sell out quickly. On arrival, we will have a special Rocky Mountain Region Porsche Club menu.
How to get on the tour:
The cost is $36 per person which includes your entree and a non-alcoholic drink. You will have several choices from the custom menu and everyone gets their apple strudel dessert included. Edelweiss has imported German draft beer and additional wonderful desserts that you can purchase separately.
The capacity for this tour is 100 people and it will sell out, and likely VERY quickly. Make sure your information, including your credit card, is up to date within Motorsportreg before you sign up. Registration will open at 6:00 PM MDT on May 3, 2023.
The registration fee will be charged on May 17, 2023. There are no cancellations after May 17, 2023.
The details:
Registration opens on May 3 at 6pm MDT: http://msreg.com/EdelweissSpringTour-2023
When: Sunday, May 21, 2023
Where: Meeting place: The Perfect Landing Restaurant’s parking lot, 7625 S Peoria St. Englewood, CO 80112.
Please arrive BEFORE 9:15AM for registration. The Driver’s meeting, which is mandatory for all drivers and passengers, will be at 9:40 AM.
