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EDITOR Denise Brasile [email protected] 602.741.5339 phone CREATIVE DIRECTOR Charles Brasile [email protected] 602.741.5338 phone IN THIS ISSUE 8 FEATURES SPONSORSHIP AND 5 .............. Rook’s Ramblings ADVERTISING 7 .............. From the Editor MANAGER 12 ............. Autocross #1 Results Bob Tomlin 13 ............. Book Reviews for Porschephiles [email protected] 14 ............. Drive and Dine to Jerome 480.201.3881 15 ............. Standing on the Corner in Winslow, Arizona CF ............ Flagstaff via Sedona EDITORIAL 20 ............. Scenic Sunday Drive to the Cool Pines of Flagstaff ASSISTANTS 22 ............. The Secret and Fun of Autocrossing Andy Logan 24 ............. Oktoberfest in Pictures 602.980.2306 26 ............. Monterey Week [email protected] 29 ............. I Found a Modern Racing Hero! Angela Manente 952.240.4292 NEWS & EVENTS [email protected] 7 ............... Need to Order Name Badges? 7 .............. PCNA Tech Tactics Open House PRINTING 8 .............. 2015-2016 Calendar of Events Communiform 8-11 ......... Region Events 401 East Loyola Drive 8 .............. AZPCA Swap Meet Save-the-Date Tempe, AZ 85282 9 .............. 2015 Upcoming Membership Meetings 480.517.1790 phone 9 .............. Stay Connected through Social Media 9 .............. Camarillo Autocross PCA-SB MAILING LIST 10 ............. Porsches and Pancakes MANAGER 10 ............. Zone 8 Time Trial and Club Race PCA-SD Bryce Brown, 11 ............. Autocross Membership Chair 11 ............. Driver Education [email protected] 27 ............. 2015 Club Racing West Coast Series 480.381.1009 32 ............. September 2015 Meeting Minutes IBC ........... Concours in the Hills BC ............ 2015 Holiday Party CONTRIBUTORS Danielle Badler Bob Bandera DEPARTMENTS Bryce Brown 4 .............. Arizona Region Board Tom Brown Ken Bryant 4 .............. Executive Appointees Bruce Herrington 6 .............. Zone 8 Staff & Websites Jan Mackulak 27 ............. Goodie Store Camille Miles 31 ............. Arizona Region Membership Update Jan Nyquist Gary Solem 33 ............. Classified Ads Dwane Stewart 34 ............. Sponsor Index Don Tevini 34 ............. Sponsorship Program Bob Tomlin Jon Roesch Cover: Mike Rust Will & Ronda Updegraf Oktoberfest Lineup Rook Younger by Ken Bryant AZ.PCA.ORG Going Places is the official publication of the Porsche Club of America, Arizona Region and is published monthly. Written contributions and photographs are welcomed and can be emailed to the editor. Opinions expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official position of the Porsche Club of America, Arizona Region, its officers or members. Permission is granted to reprint any material herein provided full credit is given to the author and to Going Places. PORSCHE®, the Porsche Crest®, CARRERA®, and TARGA® are trademarks of Porsche AG. The editor shall reserve the right to edit and publish only those articles felt to be in the best interest of the members of the Porsche Club of America. THE DEADLINE FOR ARTICLES AND ADVERTISEMENTS SUBMITTED FOR PUBLICATION IS THE 15TH OF THE MONTH TWO MONTHS PRIOR TO THE MONTH OF PUBLICATION. Commercial advertising rates can be found in the back of this publication. POSTMASTER: Address Changes to: Bryce Brown, AZPCA Membership Chair, 6004 West Robin Lane, Glendale, AZ 85310-5717 GOING PLACES 811.2015 | 3 | ARIZONA REGION BOARD EXECUTIVE APPOINTEES 8 PRESIDENT A U T O C R O S S MONTHLY MEETING Rook Younger Rick Althouse COORDINATOR 602.216.1691 480.314.0532 Penny Solem [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Kim Kemper 707.799.2408 480.231.9315 [email protected] NAME BADGES Betsy Andrade VICE PRESIDENT CHIEF CONCOURS 602.550.1212 Chuck Brasile JUDGE [email protected] 602.741.5338 Jack Aman [email protected] 602.938.1317 NEWSLETTER [email protected] Denise Brasile 602.741.5339 CHIEF DRIVING [email protected] INSTRUCTOR SECRETARY Dale Willis PANORAMA LIAISON Kim Kemper 480.473.8429 Diane Collier 480.231.9315 [email protected] c303.378.9109 [email protected] h623.544.5965 COMPETITION/ [email protected] DRIVER EDUCATION Andy Schermuly SAFETY TREASURER [email protected] Kim Kemper Lyle Capstick 480.231.9315 612.991.9780 CREATIVE DIRECTOR [email protected] [email protected] Chuck Brasile 602.741.5338 SOCIAL COMMITTEE [email protected] Vacant EDITORIAL SOCIAL MEDIA PAST PRESIDENT ASSISTANTS Jan Mackulak Dwane Stewart Andy Logan 602.750.2145 623.476.2441 602.980.2306 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Angela Manente SPONSORSHIP AND 952.240.4292 ADVERTISING DIRECTORS-AT-LARGE [email protected] Bob Tomlin [email protected] Randy Black EQUIPMENT 480.201.3881 480.894.8711 Dave Fisher [email protected] 602.763.2996 SUNDAY DRIVES [email protected] Gary Solem [email protected] GOODIE STORE 707-849-6077 Richard Bookspan Betsy Andrade 602.266.8484 office 602.550.1212 TECHNICAL 602.332.1444 cell [email protected] Scott McIlvain [email protected] 480.968.2858 HISTORIAN [email protected] Loretta Aman 602.938.1317 WEBMASTER [email protected] Bob Woodwell INSURANCE WEBSITE ASSISTANT 480.659.2297 Chuck Brasile [email protected] Craig Harland 602.741-5338 c480.225.9486 [email protected] h602.492.7060 [email protected] MEMBERSHIP Bryce Brown 480.381.1009 [email protected] | 4 | President's Column Rook’s Ramblings Rook Younger ell, the long summer is over and those of us who live Win the Valley are in for months of perfect weather. The AZPCA event calendar really ramps up in the fall, and We have lots of AZPCA activities planned for the coming recent events have had us busy! months. A major upcoming event is our annual Holiday Party, which returns this year to Tatum Ranch Golf Club. Thanks to There was the Monthly Meeting at the Spoke & Wheel in Jan and Jerry Mackulak for planning the 2015 gathering, where Phoenix (arranged by Penny Solem), breakfast at the popular we will celebrate the holiday season, present awards, and have Soul Café in Scottsdale (thanks, LaVonne Shelker), and a the installation of officers for 2016. drive to Jerome planned by Sunday Drive Chair Gary Solem, which featured lunch at the Asylum restaurant in the historic Autocross and Driver Education performance driving series are Jerome Hotel. back in full swing after the summer hiatus. Time to dust off the helmet and see how much fun you can have on a challenging On September 19th, 75 members celebrated Oktoberfest at course at speed. Kim Kemper, Rick Althouse, Andy Schermuly, the PERA Club, a private park venue in Tempe. Yes, the and Dale Willis are the principals for making these events September date seems odd, but Sept. 19 is when the Germans happen. If you have not taken your Porsche out to one of these began the festivities in Munich! Our event featured some events, a note of caution: try it and you may become obsessed great German food provided by David Fisher (thank you to (guilty!). Kim Kemper and Michael Lucey for manning the grill), and a display of members’ Porsches organized by Jack Aman. An important note regarding the administration of the club: Dave dubbed the display, “Pre-Flight,” referring to our Travis Tonzi has turned over membership duties to Bryce annual Concours event planned for late October. There were Brown. Great thanks go to Travis for the great work he has some real nice examples of the German marque on display, done over the past few years, and to Bryce for taking over this in a German festival atmosphere. very important responsibility for the club. Special thanks to AZPCA First Lady Debbie for all her Returning from Rennsport, Debbie and I left Monterey with a help with the event. We have talked about things we can do couple other AZPCA friends. We picked up Rob and Gwen in next year to make it even more fun for everyone. After all, their Guards Red 911 when we stopped for a quick meal along I say how can you have a German car club and not celebrate I-10. Another Boxster joined our caravan on the long stretch Oktoberfest?! from Palm Springs/Indio to Arizona. Turned out to be 12 hours from Monterey to Phoenix. A long day of driving, for sure, but At the end of September a large contingent from the AZPCA with our PCA friends along the way the miles clicked off that headed to the Monterey, California area for Rennsport much faster. Reunion V, hosted by Porsche Cars North America at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca. Rennsport is the largest gathering of Let’s go for a drive. We’ll see you at an AZPCA event. its kind anywhere in the world, featuring celebrated Porsche racecars, renowned drivers, and Porsche collector cars. The Porsche Club of America has a presence at the event, where volunteers helped manage the 57,000 attendees (and their cars) who came to view the collector cars, the races, and the drivers who piloted Porsches to victories in races around the world. The gathering of Porsches in the various corrals was an awesome display in itself. 34 Arizona Region members met for dinner at Tarpy’s Roadhouse, and some of us spent time watching the Porsche racers above Turns 9 and 10 where Andy and Carrie Schermuly hosted us with food, beverages, and the typical AZPCA camaraderie. For me, there was too much to see and do, but too little time! I am already looking forward to the sixth edition of Rennsport Reunion. GOING PLACES 811.2015 | 5 | ZONE 8 STAFF ZONE 8 WEBSITES 8 REPRESENTATIVE CHIEF DRIVING ARIZONA ORANGE COAST Tom Brown INSTRUCTOR az.pca.org www.pca.ocr.com [email protected] Scott Mann [email protected] CAL. CENTRAL RIVERSIDE TREASURER ccc.pca.org www.riversidepca.org Linda Cobarrubias CLUB RACE CAL. INLAND SAN DIEGO [email protected] COORDINATOR www.pca.org/cai www.pcasdr.net 310.453.9602 Vince Knauf [email protected] GOLDEN EMPIRE SAN GABRIEL 619.287.4334 CONCOURS gem.pca.org VALLEY Joe Nedza sgb.pca.org [email protected] WEBMASTER GRAND PRIX Karen Garcia Raines www.GrandPrixRegion.com SANTA BARBARA R A L L Y [email protected] www.pcasb.org Revere Jones LAS VEGAS [email protected] RULES COORDINATOR www.lvrpca.com SO.
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