President
Steve Sullivan
Die PORSCHE Plauderei
St. Charles, MO 63304 president@stl.pca.org
Vice-president
Ric Smith Ballwin, MO 63011 vicepresident@stl.pca.org
Secretary Patty Paster Clayton, MO 63105 secretary@stl.pca.org
Treasurer
Kelis Thacker Clayton, MO 63105 treasurer@stl.pca.org
Board Members
Dave Boyd
Tom Campbell
Stephen Curet
Daleesa Curet
Linda Dunn
Jim Fiss
Nancy Goodman
Dan Hinkebein
Morgan Howard
Eric Kirkpatrick
Josh Landau
Arlene Molina
Mike Molina
Marek Parafiniuk
Lisa Goforth-Naes
Robert Naes
Jim Smith
Sherrill Smith
Bob Tamsky
Ted Zimmermann
President Emeritus
Steve Warren
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Columbia Porsche Group Southern IL & SE Missouri Quincy / Hannibal
Allen Maddy Karl Robinson Mark Hickerson columbiaporsche group@stl.pca.org southeasternmissouri@stl.pca.org qh@stl.pca.org
Membership Chair Safety Chair Social Events Chairs
Josh Landau Dan Hinkebein Tom Capmbell membership@stl.pca.org safety@stl.pca.org socialevents@stl.pca.org
Public Relations Chair Car Show Chair HPDE Events
Linda Dunn Ric Smith Todd Sylvainus publicrelations@stl.pca.org carshow@stl.pca.org Sherrill Smith stlpcahpde@gmail.com
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President’s Message
July 2024
T
he summer is starting off like gang busters with all the events we’ve held. There are more details in this newsletter, but here is a quick recap...
On the Illinois side of the Region, we had our firstever Porsches on the Bricks, which was a big success. Approximately 60 Porsches showed up to take over St. Louis Street in downtown Lebanon, IL. I think the Mayor and everyone in town really enjoyed the show. The Great River Road drive to Grafton, IL was also well attended and did not disappoint.
The Columbia Group had their Memorial Day Social, hosted by the always gracious Danuser’s. They open their home to everyone and put on quite a spread. They have a pretty cool garage, too! The European Auto Show was held at Mini of St. Louis, and the PCA members who hosted the PCA tent reported a lot of interest and discussion with current and potential members.
Sue and I just returned from the 68th Parade at Birmingham, AL. Almost 1000 Porsches were registered, and the week was filled with many different events, both Porsche and non-Porsche related. See my article in this month’s newsletter for more details. We hosted our fourth-annual Women on Wheels HPDE and the Intro to HPDE last weekend to another sellout crowd. Mia Walsh, the National HPDE Chair, paid us a visit and was impressed on how well our HPDE committee puts on an event.
The Columbia Group will host their Porsches and Pastries on June 29th at Cosmo Park. Because the first Thursday in July is on the fourth, we will instead hold our Thirsty Thursday on the 11th at Schlafly Bottleworks in Maplewood. That is always a great place to meet, regardless of the reason.
Don’t forget - you are the PCA! Without you, the club doesn’t exist. Please take a moment to get involved with your community of Porsche owners and take advantage of the great friends you find along the way.
Enjoy, Steve Sullivan
General Board Meeting
Center of Clayton
July 10th, 6:30 pm
Summer is definitely here. When the heat bakes our summer events, the Region slows down a little with a drop in the number of events on the Regional calendar. But we still have an active calendar ahead requiring advanced planning and volunteer efforts. We would love to have your input and energy in the Region to make these events a success. It promises to be an active July Board Meeting at the Center of Clayton event center just north of Shaw Park in Clayton. Our Board meetings are open to all, and we invite you to join us.
We’d like to hear your ideas, and welcome you to join us at the Center of Clayton. If you are interested, contact President Steve at pres@stl.pca.org. Board membersyou only need to RSVP if you will not be joining us. All members who are planning to participate, please RSVP to pres@stl.pca.org. so we can alert you to the details of the Board meeting.
Thirsty Thursday
Schlafly Bottleworks
7260 Southwest, Maplewood
6:00 p.m., July 11th, 2024
Join us as we toast Summer with our July Thirsty Thursday at the Schlafly Bottleworks at 7260 Southwest in Maplewood - where Manchester Avenue and Southwest meet. The Bottleworks is one of Schlafly’s most popular brew pubs and restaurants, serving a varied menu of appetizers, wraps, sandwiches, burgers and pizza...not to mention the original Schlafly beers that opened the craft beer market in St. Louis. Come with a thirst and a hearty appetite.
There will be no official meeting or agenda associated with this event. Just an evening of sharing great food and beverages surrounded by your Porsche friends. Reservations are required, so look for the event on
www.msreg.com/Schlaflythirstythursday
to RSVP. Please make your reservations by July 8th so we can save your place around the table. See you there!
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St Louis Region PCA is Organizing the July 20th Street Survival
Our region is taking the responsibility of organizing the July 20th Street Survival School at St Charles Airport (Smart Field). If you have been looking for a way to get more involved in our region or with helping save lives on the roads around the area, this is your opportunity. We need Volunteers to help with set-up, registration, lunch, and teardown. We also need In Car Coaches to instruct the teens. If you safely pilot your vehicle in St Louis traffic each day, you have the skills we are looking for in Coaches. There is a simple online certification course that you will need to go through before the School. Simply follow this link Sign Up for Coaches’ Training – Welcome to Tire Rack Street Survival. Real world. Hands-on.
For over 20 years, St. Louis Region PCA has worked alongside the St. Louis Chapter of the BMW Car Club of America and St. Louis Region, Sports Car Club of America to host this advanced car handling education to local teenagers.
For more information on how you can help out with this event, contact Dan Hinkebein 314-708-1919 dhink@sbcglobal.net.
Porsches on the Bricks
May 25, Lebanon, IL
The Porsches on the Bricks event was held in quaint Lebanon, Illinois on May 25, 2024. We were blessed with some wonderful weather and a surprising turn out for our first event at this venue. This event was a fun car show that took place in the charming small town of Lebanon, a short 20 miles east of St. Louis, home of a number of unique stores and restaurants.
We had a wonderful turnout of club members and locals with 75 Porsches of different years and models lining the brick street in the middle of town! We look forward to making this an annual event. The cooperation and help we received from the people of Lebanon and the Chamber of Commerce was outstanding.
Eric Kirkpatrick
A special THANK YOU to Eric Kirkpatrick and Charles Faussete for spearheading this event on the Regional Calendar.
Mark Twain Forest Run
June 2nd
The early Summer morning run from St. Louis to the northern fringes of the Mark Twain National Forest is always a popular event. The winding roads through the twisting hills on the northern edge of the Ozarks always fills quickly. Unfortunately, that is an area of small towns and small stopping places like our popular destination of Bixby’s General Store, but as you can see, there isn’t room for a large number of cars, so participation in the drive has to be limited to a number that can safely pull off the road at event’s end.
We easily fill the lot at Bixby’s every year. We apologize if registration was full before you could sign up...the event does reach maximum capacity quickly. The opening of registration is announced on our social media outlets and on our Regional website, so keep a watchful eye out for the announcement of the upcoming run, and act quickly so that you don’t miss out on this highlight of our Regional calendar. Thanks to Tour Meister Bob Tamsky for organizing and leading this popular event.
Photos by Nancy Goodman
TEuropean Auto Show
June 9th, 2024, Mini of St. Louis
he weather started out a little questionable, but Nature delivered a dry and comfortable afternoon for the area’s longest running charity car show at Mini of St. Louis. Once again, St. Louis Region members turned out for a colorful display of beautiful examples of our favorite marque around our St. Louis Region trailer and canopy. Region volunteers happily answered the questions of inquisitive show visitors about our Region activities. St. Louis Region typically sees a significant increase in members in the weeks
following the Show. Thanks to our Show volunteers and to all the members who brought their Porsches for display at the Show.
Next show on our Regional Calendar is the upcoming All Porsche Show in August. Watch for details and consider joining us in showing our pride in our favorite marque.
Photos by Ric Smith
68th Porsche Parade
Birmingham, Alabama
Steve and Sue Sullivan
Sue and I drove to Birmingham, AL on Sunday to attend the 68th Porsche Parade. The ride was pretty uneventful, being all highway, and our 911 simply hummed along, filled with a lot of soft bags of clothes for the next few days. Sue would say it hums a little too loudly, but that’s another story. After checking in and gathering our event tickets, we went to the Zone Gathering at the City Walk, where peoiple from the different Zones gather for a quick social typically hosted by their Zone Rep. Stephen Kemp is our Zone 10 Rep, and he was giving out small posters and answering questions for people who have not attended a Parade before. There were ten people from our St. Louis Region and several from Ozark Lakes Region in attendance. Past St. Louis President Steve Warren and his wife Gail, came up from their new home in Florida and joined us at the Zone Gathering.
Both of these were held on Birmingham’s unique City Walk which is a pedestrian park underneath the Interstate, with next to the Sheraton hotel. It was a pretty cool venue being very cool and open, with the advantage of being totally shaded from the summer sun. Besides ourselves with our 996TT, Gary and Jean Bachman and Charles Moore were displaying their cars.
Monday started off bright and early with the Concours and Historic car shows. The Historic car show highlighted the 911 in all its versions.
On Day Two, we signed up to test drive the new Porsche e-bikes. Very well built, as you would expect, and great to pedal around the streets of Birmingham.
The Bachman’s were showing their 991T in the Historic display of 911s, and Charles Moore was showing his beautiful 356 in the Concours. Charles took third place in his class, so Congrats to him!
We also checked out the Hospitality area that included complimentary snacks and refreshments from 9 - 5 daily. Lots of vendors with goodies for your favorite Porsches. In the afternoon, we attended the RC car races and
Ice Cream Social. Some of those kids are pretty fast with those RC cars.
Another option we took in were the technical talks, called Tech Tactics, which consists of short seminars with experts in a variety of fields.
Grant Larson from Porsche gave us a fascinating look into the design and development of the 997. I didn’t know that the profits from the then-new Boxster and the 996 led to the redesign which became the 997. The Tony Hatter talked about the GT1 race car, and how it was built without the aid of computers. We can hardly imagine that today, right? Other topics included discussions about the new Macan EV and the state of the Porsche market. We got to meet the presenters up close and personal in a relaxed atmosphere, and no questions seemed to be off limits.
Another events at the Parade is the Art Show with a variety of classes for paintings, photos, sculptures and other media. A big congratulations go out to Jennie and Aaron Hible from St. Louis Region for taking first and third class with their works of art. Jennie received the third place ribbon for her flower display made from rolled up pages from a Panorama magazine, and Aaron received first place in his class for a reflective photo of a 911 in a hubcap of a 356.
Other events that go on at Parade are tours of a variety of locations in and around Birmingham. Similar to what we do here in the St. Louis area. Sue and I signed up to attend, and be a sweep car in a tour to a historic resort to a historic resort called Purcell Farms. We gathered in the morning
at Classic Car Motoring’s facility ten minutes from the hotel. Classic Car Motoring is a high-end auto repair facility with a hugh parking lot, and they allowed us to walk around inside prior to the tour. To say it was impressive is an understatement. It could have been a tour by itself! They had rows of beautiful GT cars and other rare Porsche models all over the place.
The tour took the scenic route to the farm, and we were surprised how hilly the surrounding area is east of Birmingham. Purcell Farms is a 3000 acre ranch that has been around since the early 1900’s. After a few generations, the family decided to move from longhorn steers and fertilizer to the “elegant rustic” resort it is today. There are still a few longhorn steers, but it’s easier to find a tee time at their five-star golf course or visit their spa or wedding venue. We had a great buffet lunch overlooking the beautiful rolling hills, then made it back to the hotel on our own.
You can easily suffer from sensory overload with everything to participate in at a Parade. So later in the week, we decided to throttle back a bit and check out some of the sites in Birmingham. We did the tourist bit and visited the Sloss Blast Furnace historic site. Birmingham was a cast iron center of the South from the 1880’s to 1970. So instead of bulldozing it and building a mall, they wisely kept it and turned it into a neat educational and historical site. Very cool for an old engineer like me. Then we checked out their really nice, and free Art Museum.
Even though it’s later in the week, it’s still a Porsche car show wherever you go. I’ve included some pics of Porsches lined up outside the hotel before an informal run, It’s pretty cool to see models you don’t typically see around our neck of the woods....
By Saturday, most vendors and their swag are gone. The Goodie Store closed at noon, and the only thing left was the Parade of Porsches to Barber Motorsports Park and the Volunteer Luncheon. We met at Classic Car
like this white slant-nose 930.... and yes, the interior IS lime green.
Motoring again...this time nose to tail. It’s about 9:30 am, and there are over 250 Porsches in the lot waiting to go. After the compulsory Safety Briefing, we got a Police escort drive to Barber. There was an HPDE going on this weekend, and we got to take a parade lap during
the lunch break. We snaked through the hills of Irondale and onto the well-manicured grounds of Barber. Weaving around the perimeter road and onto the track, it is an endless sight of cool cars both in front and behind us. Barber is a very nice facility and great track, and it’s weird to me to keep it civil. But, we are not part of the HPDE, so we have to, right?
After the single Parade lap, we head back to the hotel for the Volunteer Luncheon. If you volunteer during Parade week, you are treated to a nice lunch with lots of giveaways. I find it easy to volunteer at these events because 1) they need the assistance, and 2) there are so many options to find fun things to do. It also gets you into the door for the more popular events, too. Besides a lot of PCA-labelled clothing, they did give away two sets of tires and another cruise on the Princess Lines. We didn’t win any new tires, but received a few more hats and shirts...just what I needed. Mark Shevitz was the MC again this year for all the banquets, and he is always gracious to us and remembers his “St. Louis roots”. All that’s left now is to pack up more things than we started with and head back home. Next year’s Parade will be in Oklahoma City, and I think that is even a little closer to St. Louis. If you have not attended one before, you owe it to yourself...at least once.
Steve Sullivan
Redemption is Sweet
Sahlen’s Six Hours at the Glen
To say that Porsche had a lot riding on this year’s Sahlen’s Six Hours at the Glen at Watkins Glen would be an understatement. Porsche Penske was the first car to take the checkered flag last year at the 2023 running of the famed race in western New York, only to have the win taken away when the cars’ wear plates under the cars were determined to have worn thinner than the rules allowed, leading to the Porsches’ disqualifications and erasing the team’s hard fought race.
So the team was determined to redeem itself this year, and came prepared for another hard fought race. The Porsche Penske 963s battled at the head of the pack throughout the entire race, but it was not an easy race as the Acura and Cadillac GTP competitors were not about to give up the win easily. Rain plagued the racers several times during the race, but the skies really opened up with about an hour and a half to go before the checkered flag fell. The race was halted for more than 40 minutes as pelting rain made visibility impossible and water flowed over the track in several places, but the rain let up with a little over 40 minutes to go. Racing was still a challenge. Several yellow flag periods slowed the race pace as the competitors relied on rain tires to give them some sort of traction on the rain slickened track. With less than 20 minutes to go, the green flag was finally waved to let the racers battle it out for the final minutes of the race. The Porsche Penske 963s were running 2nd and 5th when the race resumed. The leading Acura could not heat up its tires as the green flag waved, and the leading Acura slipped back to 5th place just moments after the race resumed. Bold moves by Filipe Nasr and Dane Cameron in the #7 963 and Mathieu Jaminet and Nick Tandy at the wheel of the #6 963 resulted in the two Porsche Penskes book ending the podium with 1st and 3rd place finishes...and this time, the results held. Redemption at the Glen was sweet, indeed.
Next race for the Porsche Penske 963s on the IMSA WeatherTech calendar - the Chevrolet Grand Prix at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park (formerly known as Mosport) on Sunday, July 13th.
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Robert Bryant
Columbia, IL 62236
Chris Cline
O’Fallon, MO 63368
‘01 911 Carrera Cabriolet ‘21 Macan ‘14 911 Carrera 4S
Dino Delkic
St. Louis, MO 63126
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St. Louis, MO 63119
Melissa Glauber
Glen Carbon, IL 62034 ‘17 Panamera Turbo ‘15 Cayman ‘70 914 1.7
Richard Juenger
St. Albans, MO 63073
Edward Kohn
Wildwood, MO 63038
Ashley Koplar
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St. Louis Region membership as of June 1, 2024 - 1,223
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St. Louis Region Tentative 2024 Calendar
10 - General Board Meeting, Center of Clayton, Clayton
11 - Thirsty Thursday, Schlafly Bottleworks, Maplewood
20 - Street Survival School, St. Charles Airport
August
1 - Thirsty Thursday,
10 - Tour to Music Event, Pacific, MO
18 - All Porsche Car Show
31 - CPG Jefferson City Car Show with lunch at Sweet Smoke BBQ
31 - Street Survival School, Family Arena, St. Charles
September
5 - Thirsty Thursday,
7 - Street Survival School, St. Charles Airport
11 - General Board Meeting, Center of Clayton, Clayton
15 - CPG Social at A Frame Winegarden on the Blufftop at Rochport ( formerly known as Les Bourgeois Winery )
20-22 - Porsche St. Louis Fall HPDE, WWT Raceway at Gateway
29-Oct. 3 - Fall Treffen, Mount Washington Resort, Bretton Woods, New Hampshire
October
1-3 - Fall Treffen, Mount Washington Resort, Bretton Woods, New Hampshire
3 - Thirsty Thursday,
6 - Porsches in the Park, Chesterfield
19 - Fall Color Tour to Hermann - St. Louis and CPG
19 - Street Survival School, St. Charles Airport
November
7 - Thirsty Thursday, 7-10 - Porsche Palooza, Eureka Springs, AR
13 - General Membership Meeting, Center of Clayton, Clayton
17 - CPG Dinner at Grand Cru Restaurant in Columbia
December
5 - Thirsty Thursday
7 - Holiday Party
11 - Changing of the Guard / Planning Meeting
15 - CPG Holiday Gathering at The Roof in Columbia, MO
TBA - Porsche St. Louis Chesterfield Service Center Opening
TBA - Pups & Porsches
TBA - Winter Lights Tour
All dates are tentative and subject to change.
Additional events may be added at any time.
Porsche to race in Formula E thru 2030
P0rsche has signed letters of intent to continue its support of the Formula E racing series thru 2030. Porsche AG joins Nissan and Jaguar in announcing that the companies will field new 4th generation electric race cars to compete in series beginning with the 2026/2027 season. More teams are expected to voice their support for the race series before the end of the year. The rules for the 4th Generation cars allow for the use of part-time all-wheel drive and an increase in power output from the present 350 kW to 600 kW.
Don’t be surprised if Porsche attempts to use the series as a potential source of income through the sale of cars to customer teams. Right now, Porsche supplies the Porsche 99X cars and support for its Porsche Motorsports sponsored team and a second customer team for Andretti Global Motorsports Formula E.
NEW St. Louis Region Car Badge NOW Available
A redesigned St. Louis Region car badge highlighting our Region’s 65th Anniversary is NOW available. These 3 inch diameter cast metal badges feature images signifying our Regional activities. These top quality badges will last a lifetime. Each grill badge costs $35 and can be purchased by contacting Steve Sullivan at ssullivan@stl.pca.org. They can also be ordered through our website store and through motorsportreg.com.
We have also received static cling decals for our 65th Anniversary. These colorful 2 inch stickers have an adhesive backing to stick to your vehicle or anything you wish to decorate with our PCA logo. These logos are printed on clear vinyl like the PCA logo you receive from PCA National when you receive your PCA membership card. These stickers and clings will be given out at Regional events this summer. These items are available NOW. Show your pride of the St. Louis Region!
July Anniversaries
54 years
Jim & Carol Wright
44 years
Alvin & Steve Bisel
37 years
Steve & Sherrelyn Rosenberger
35 years
Gary & Jean Bachman
33 years
John & Michelle Hilbing
29 years
Frank & Wendy Ross
27 years
Steve & Jessica Kuca
James & Stacey Weddle
21 years
Rick & Peggy Martini
20 years
Mark Ferry
17 years
Marek & Monika Parafiniuk
James Ward
16 years
Pail Olzak
15 years
Jeffrey & Janice Dicke
William & Elizabeth Stern
14 years
Ryan Cuba
13 years
Albert & Felipe Cuartas
Terry & Michelle Schwartz
12 years
Sebastian & Susan Heintz
11 years
Gerardo & Martin Ferrer
Erwin Gampp
Dennis & Cristina Sommer
10 years
Bradley Fox
Dan Kiley
9 years
Mark & Angie Janos
Steve Nollau
Nick & Jennifer Tompras
8 years
Steve Mattis
Mark & Patty Miller
7 years
John Fort
Chris & Nicole Geiler
Kevin Groth
E;aine Rose
6 years
Aaron & Jennie Hible
James Whitesides
5 years
Charlie Downs Robert DuHadway
Rainer Kentner Matthew Kurtz
Eric Meyer Allen & Gina Nessel
Lewis Schucart David Wilson
4 years
Dawn Barnes Pete Halliday
Ehan Kamat Ken & Alecia Mastin
Steve & Lauri Pierson
Carl & Joyce Schulz
Robert Sharp Shawn Zimmerman
3 years
David Brooks
Joe & Ashley Cutrona
Toni & Thomas Douaihy
Peter & Lina Racen
2 years
Ray Baker Larry Bennett
Samuel Hall Lisa & Michael Killian
Richard Miller Sandy & Keith Otto
Steven & Jan Soto
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John Beis David Danforth
John Gayler Keegan Good
Matthew Johansson
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Need more information about St. Louis Region or our events? Feel free to contact any of these leaders of St. Louis Region.
PRESIDENT: Steve Sullivan - president@stl.pca.org
VICE-PRESIDENT: Ric Smith - vicepresident@stl.pca.org
SECRETARY: Patty Paster- secretary@stl.pca.org
TREASURER: Kelis Thacker - treasurer@stl.pca.org
NEWSLETTER: Earlwayne Stumpf - plauderei@stl.pca.org
BOARD MEMBERS:
Dave Boyd - dboyd@stl.pca.org
Stephen Curet - scuret@stl.pca.org
Linda Dunn - ldunn@stl.pca.org
Nancy Goodman - ngoodman@stl.pca.org
Morgan Howard - mhoward@stl.pca.org
Josh Landau - jlandau@stl.pca.org
Mike Molina - mmolina@stl.pca.org
Tom Campbell - tcampbell@stl.pca.org
Daleesa Curet - dcuret@stl.pca.org
Jim Fiss - jfiss@stl.pca.org
Dan Hinkebein - dhinkebein@stl.pca.org
Eric Kirkpatrick - ekirkpatrick@stl.pca.org
Arlene Molina - amolina@stl.pca.org
Marek Parafiniuk - mparafiniuk@stl.pca.org
Lisa Goforth-Naes - lgoforth-naes@stl.pca.org
Jim Smith - jsmith@stl.pca.org
Bob Tamsky - btamsky@stl.pca.org
Robert Naes - rnaes@stl.pca.org
Sherrill Smith - ssmith@stl.pca.org
Kelis Thacker - kthacker@stl.pca.org
MEMBERS with COMMITTEE CHAIR responsibilities -
Dave Boyd (Digital Media) - websitesocialmedia@stl.pca.org
Allen Maddy (Columbia Porsche Group) - columbiaporschegroup@stl.pca.org
Karl Robinson (Southeast Missouri Group) - southeasternmissouri@stl.pca.org
Mark Hickerson (Quincy / Hannibal Group) - qh@stl.pca.org
Josh Landau (Membership) - membership@stl.pca.org
Dan Hinkebein (Safety) - safety@stl.pca.org
Linda Dunn (Public Relations) - publicrelations@stl.pca.org
Arlene Molina (Registrar) - registrar@stl.pca.org
Mike Molina (Registrar) - registrar@stl.pca.org
Tom Campbell(Social events) - socialevents@stl.pca.org
Lisa Goforth-Naes (Social events) - socialevents@stl.pca.org
Robert Naes (Social events) - socialevents@stl.pca.org
Todd Sylvainus (HPDE events) - stlpcahpde@gmail.com
Sherrill Smith (HPDE events) - stlpcahpde@gmail.com
Lisa Goforth-Naes (HPDE events) - stlpcahpde@gmail.com
Ric Smith (All Porsche Car Show) - carshow@stl.pca.org
Steve Sullivan (Regional name badges) - stevesullivan@stl.pca.org
Listed with the date and the event is the name and contact information where you can get more information. Note: Club Board meetings are open to all, and members are welcome to attend.
July 10 - General Board Meeting, Center of Clayton, Clayton
July 11 - Thirsty Thursday, Schlafly Bottleworks, Maplewood www.msreg.com/Schlaflythirstythursday
July 20 - Street Survival, St. Charles Airport dhink@sbcglobal.net
Aug. 1 - Thirsty Thursday, www.msreg.com/
Aug. 10 - Music Event, Pacific, MO
Aug. 18 - All Porsche Car Show www.msreg.com
Aug. 31 - Street Survival, Family Arena, St Charles
Aug 31 - CPG Jefferson City Car Show www.msreg.com/
CPG July Drive & Dine Cancelled July 20th
Due to organizational difficulties and the intense Summer heat, the CPG July Drive & Dine has been cancelled. Hopefully, we’ll get back on schedule when Mother Nature turns down the thermostat a little and better touring weather beckons us back on the road.
