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Circuitapril 2020 THE April 2020 CircuitA publication of the Grand Prix Region of the Porsche Club of America The Circuit April 2020 GRAND PRIX REGION & TBD GPX Tour Orange Empire Railroad Museum GPX BOARD OF DIRECTORS GPX CHAIRS 5 Sun F1 Austria CONTENTS ZONE 8 CLUB CALENDAR 10-12 F-Sun PCA Club Race Monticello Motor Club President Advertising Chair - OPEN POSITION 11 Sat GPX Breakfast at Glory Days Beachside Grill Ellsworth "Doc" Pryor 11 Sat GPX Board Meeting following breakfast (310) 990-0993 CDHC Liason - Chuck Weaver 2 Grand Prix Region & Zone 8 Calendar 18 Sat GPX Lyons Air Museum Tour MS993@ [email protected] (562) 430-3010 3 Masthead page: Table of Contents 19 Sun F1 Great Britian cobarrubiasbookkeeping.com Board of Directors & Chairs April Chief Driving Instructor - Dave Hockett 25 Sat GPX Mt. Wilson 60-inch Telescope Viewing 4 Sat GPX Tour to Paso Robles & Sensorlo [email protected] (909) 518-0415 4 From The President's Desk 4 Sat CCCR Zone 8 Autocross, Santa Maria Airport 25-26 S-Sun PCA Club Race Brainerd International Raceway Vice President Connie Somers Social Media Links 5 Sun F1 Vietnam 31-2 F-Sun PCA Club Race Canadian Tire Motorsports Park Circuit Editor- Skip Carter (949) 439-9266 5 Editorial License 3-5 F-Sun PCA Club Race Road Atlanta [email protected] (619) 992-9927 [email protected] 9-16 Thu Passover August 6 PCA Sim Racing 11 Sat GPX Breakfast at Glory Days Beachside Grill 2 Sun F1 Hungary Circuit Co-Editor - Charlie Carchedi 7 California VIRTUAL Festival of Speed 8 Sat GPX Breakfast at Glory Days Beachside Grill [email protected] (626) 869-7471 11 Sat GPX Board Meeting following breakfast Secretary 8 Accelerating Through Life — 8 Sat GPX Board Meeting following breakfast 11-12 S-Sun SDR DE/TT Chuckwalla Alan Johnson Concours - Linda Cobarrubias Hurley Haywood & 914-6 GT 7-16 Fri- Monterey Car Week 12 Sun Easter (562) 305-8002 [email protected] (310) 990-0993 14 Fri Werks Reunion, Monterey 11 GPX Concours — Postponed to Sep 13 17-19 F-Sun Long Beach Grand Prix [email protected] 18 Sat GPX Tour La Canada to Redlands TBD GPX Tour Columbia Memorial Space Center to Consiglieri - Marty Goldsmith 12 Porsche Parade 2020 flyer 19 Sun` F1 China Huell Howser Archives at Chapman University [email protected] (562) 494-6350 13 West Coast Series flyer 24 Fri Ramadan Starts 8-9 S-Sun Monterey Pre-Reunion Treasurer On the Cover GPX Store Chair - Alicia Weaver 24-26 F-Sun PCA Club Race Thunderhill Raceway 12 Wed PCA National Office Open House Linda Cobarrubias [email protected] (562) 726-5200 14 Social Distancing While Driving a Porsche 24-25 F-Sat PCA Club Race Lime Rock Park 13-16 Th-Sun Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion (310) 990-0993 MS993@ 16 The Cure for Racing Withdrawal 24-26 F-Sun PCA Club Race Heartland Motorsports Park 14-16 F-Sun PCA Club Race New Jersey Motorsports Park Insurance - Ron Shanon 19 Who Are These Two GPX Members? 25-26 S-Sun California Festival of Speed, Fontana, CA 16 Sun 70th Pebble Beach Concours cobarrubiasbookkeeping..com [email protected] (310) 375-9840 29-2 W-Sat PCA Treffen, The Boadmoor, Colorado Springs 29-30 S-Sun GGR PCA Club Race w/NASA, Sonoma Raceway 20 Covid-19 Humor 30 Sun F1 Belgium Membership - Patty Reilly 20 February Breakfast Meeting Report Member at Large [email protected] (714) 402-2405 May Charlie Carchedi 22 Dead Man's Cure — 1963 3 Sun F1 Netherlands September (626) 869-7471 Performance Driving Events - Skip Carter 24 Two Chair Positions Open TBD GPX Castaic to Murphy Auto Museum TBD GPX Tour Angeles Crest Highway [email protected] [email protected] (619) 992-9927 GPX Name Badge ordering information 5 Tue Cinco de Mayo 5-7 F-Sun PCA Club Race Road America 9 Sat GPX Breakfast at Glory Days Beachside Grill 6 Sun F1 Italy Registration - Suesan Way Carter 26 Rich Schoeneborn 9 Sat GPX Board Meeting following breakfast 7 Mon Labor Day [email protected] (619) 992-4287 28 April Anniversaries & New Members Member at Large 10 Sun Mother's Day 12 Sat GPX Breakfast at Glory Days Beachside Grill Jimmie Mitchell 30 Classified Ads 10 Sun F1 Spain 12 Sat GPX Board Meeting following breakfast Safety - Nick Perdikaris (310) 539-2568 [email protected] (310) 901-8154 31 Book Review: Formula One: The Champions; 15-17 F-Sun PCA Club Race Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course 13 Sun GPX Concours at Lakewood Country Club [email protected] 70 Years of F1 Drivers 17 Sun GPX Concours at Lakewood Country Club 16-19 W-Sat PCA Treffen, The Greenbrier, Social Events- 18 Mon CCCR DE, Laguna Seca 19 Sat CCCR Zone 8 Autocross, Santa Maria Airport Susan Moard & Arturo Chaparro 30 On the Cover 22-24 F-Sun PCA Club Race Weathertech Raceway Laguna Seca White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia Cone Zone Calendar Member at Large [email protected] (626) 705-8686 24 Sun F1 Monaco 18-20 F-Sun PCA Club Race Summit Point Motorsports Park [email protected] (323) 633-7915 Skip Carter 32 Index of Advertiser 25 Mon Memorial Day 19 Sat Rosh Hashana (619) 992-9927 Breakfast Club Meeting Notice 29-31 F-Sun PCA Club Race Watkins Glen International 19-20S-Sun 24 Hours of Le Mans Social Media - John Kunkle [email protected] [email protected] (562) 552-0960 30-31 S-Sun PCA Club Race Motorsports Park Hastings 19-20 S-Sun PCA Club Race High Plains Raceway Commercial Advertising Rates 19-20 S-Sun SDR DE/TT Willow Springs 30-31 S-Sun SDR DE/TT Willow Springs Sponsorship - Suesan Way Carter 31 Sun Luftgekuhlt, North Carolina 20 Sun F1 Singapore [email protected] (619) 992-4287 26-27 F-Sun PCA Club Race Thunderhill Raceway Past President Jeff Peck 27 Sun F1 Russia June (310) 345-8081 Tech Inspection - OPEN POSITION INFORMATION 28 Mon Yom Kippur 6 Sat CCR Autocross, Santa Maria Airport [email protected] GPX GrandPrixRegion.com Technical Adviser - Michael Dolphin 6-7 S-Sun PCA Club Race Utah Motorsports Campus Zone8.org [email protected] (213) 248-4743 Zone 8 6 Sat Steve McQueen Car Show at Boy's Republic October PCA National PCA.org 3-4 S-Sun PCA Club Race Hallett Motor Racing Circuit 7 Sun F1 Azerbaijan ZONE 8 REPRESENTATIVE Tours - Alan Johnson PCNA US.Porsche.com/national 11 Sat CCCR Autocross, Santa Maria Airport 10 Sat GPX Breakfast at Glory Days Beachside Grill [email protected] (562) 305-8002 Porsche AG Porsche.com 13 Sat GPX Breakfast at Glory Days Beachside Grill 10 Sat GPX Board Meeting following breakfast Jeff Peck GPX Landing Page on MotorsportReg: 13 Sat GPX Board Meeting following breakfast 10-11 S-Sun GGR PCA Club Race w/NASA, Sonoma Raceway (310) 345-8081 Webmaster - Jimmie Mitchell [email protected] (310) 539-2568 http://pcagpx.MotorsportReg.com 13-14S-Sun 24 Hours of Le Mans (rescheduled Sep 19-20) 11 Sun F1 Japan [email protected] 14 Sun F1 Canada 12 Mon GPX Day Away from Work DE/AX 19-21 F-Sun PCA Club Race VIRginia International Raceway 12 Mon Columbus Day 21 Sun Father's Day 16 Fri CCCR DE, Willow Springs EDITORIAL POLICY: THE CIRCUIT is the official publication of the GRAND PRIX REGION of the 21-27 Su-Sat PCA Porsche Parade, Palm Springs 17-18 S-Sun PCA Club Race Motorsport Ranch PORSCHE CLUB OF AMERICA. Statements appearing in THE CIRCUIT are those of the author and are not necessarily the opinions of the CLUB or its editorial staff. The Editor reserves the right to edit 25-28 Th-Sun Sahlen's Six Hours of The Glen 17-18 S-Sun SDR DE/TT, Chuckwalla all material submitted for publication. Permission to reprint any material herein is granted providing full 24-25 S-Sun PCA Club Race Sonoma Raceway 28 Sun F1 France credit is given to the authors and THE CIRCUIT, with the exception of copyrighted material. TBD F-Sun PCA Club Race Daytona International Speedway 25 Sun F1 United States July ADDRESS CHANGE: Please notify GPX Membership Chair and PCA (PO Box 6400, Columbia, MD 3-4 F-Sat Independence Day Observed and Actual 31 Sat Halloween 21045 or [email protected] or 410.381.0911 ) of any address, email, phone or membership status changes. 2 3 The Circuit April 2020 Skip Carter From The President's Desk hope that all of you are keeping yourself at home, healthy, and safe, during this COVID-19 pandemic. I be delivered, Suesan started going nuts deciding we need to I don’t have much to report this month, because all of our replace all towels, some sheets and other linens. So many normal activities have been put on hold/rescheduled now and ell, here we are! boxes where showing up at our door. Wrong color, wrong for the near future. Many of you are being productive, work- On Thursday, March 5 I flew from San Diego size, these are great, those are not... I was packing up so many ing at home as I am. Some of us are particularly busy at this Wto Jacksonville with my sister and her husband. It boxes that needed to be shipped back. I have to say that I time. I think most of you will agree that this is certainly not a was the first time attending the Amelia Island Concours for finally had a minor meltdown over this (LOL), which seems vacation, or a particularly happy time in our life.
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