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It was a fun drive with over 30 cars driving down to Summit Point through the backroads of Virginia and West Virginia, and then running on the track in 2 run groups.
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Suggestion · Original poster
It was a fun drive with over 30 cars driving down to Summit Point through the backroads of Virginia and West Virginia, and then running on the track in 2 run groups.
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Suggestion · Original poster
It was a fun drive with over 30 cars driving down to Summit Point through the backroads of Virginia and West Virginia, and then running on the track in 2 run groups.
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Suggestion · Original poster
It was a fun drive with over 30 cars driving down to Summit Point through the backroads of Virginia and West Virginia, and then running on the track in 2 run groups.
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Ferrari of Washington invited the Porsche Driving Club (a new Northern Virginia/Maryland/Washington, D.C. club) to join them at Summit Point Raceway's Shenandoah Circuit. It was a fun drive with over 30 cars driving down to Summit Point through the backroads of Virginia and West Virginia, and then running on the track in 2 run groups.
I wasn't able to take a lot of pictures of Porsches since I was driving with them. I have some nice ones of the cars running in the Red Group though.
mduff,
While the event did end at the track it wasn't a track event per se. They are a new organization I think and more focused around the casual enthusiast as opposed to the driving enthusiats. Here is the contact info I've seen on them:
Porsche Driving Club
P.O. Box 2336
Centreville, VA 20122
Ph- [phone removed]
lamboeast@***.net
If you're interested in driving at the track and learning how to get the most out of your car you should consider joining PCA as well. Do a few DE's and the street stuff will seem fairly tame.
-KJ
mduff,
Check out
http://www.dorkiphus.com
too. It is a local forum for NoVA/DC/MD Porschephiles. Kevin posts info on Porsche Driving Club events there.
KJ is right, the event wasn't really a track event but more of a fun run to the track. In fact, the drive down to Summit Point was more spirited than the actual track driving. The look on the trooper's face as he was writing a ticket to the Ford Taurus he pulled over and then seeing a dozen Porsches blow past was priceless.
