[ShahulX]

Originally Posted by Dr K

ShahulX - if you haven't done a DE event or 3 auto crosses, you need to do the HPDE (in April) to drive with PCA-Potomac. Same web site as Bob listed... Welcome and congrats!

Originally Posted by BobNovas

ShahulX - please give us a bit more of an intro so we can better insult you, your driving skills, and your vehicle properly.

To sign up (it's probably too late, as the events are usually oversubscribed quickly), visit http://www.pcapotomac.us and fill out a registration form. But do register, you just may have to wait for the next event.

In the meantime, have a look at the DE FAQ at http://www.pcapotomac.org/index.php?...d=19&Itemid=39

HAha, thats the greatest welcome ever

Lets see... came from a 600 hp Nissan GTR, 2 Mitsubishi evo's 2010 gsr and 03), a VW gti, 2 miatas, supra,... currently have an 05 Audi S4... and had about 14 other cars in my life

Buying within 2 weeks, a 2011 Boxster Spyder, 6MT, sport buckets, sport Chrono etc... I work for the Rockville Porsche Audi stealership ...just kidding, Im a good guy, look me up on dealerrater haha (sales and finance).. I do post a bit on 6speed, strted on Planet 9 too,.... Sunir knows me... he sat in my GTR before it blew up last year (just a lower IC pipe)

Track record... probably about 20 some odd track days/ FATT's..group 2 (if anyone remembers seeing a white GTR at FATT's or a black evolution last year...that was me!), a few autocrosses and rallyX's, doing Skip Barber early May...

sad if that registration is closed, but I'll look and see when the next ones are? Im doing an autocross in April as well

[BlackTalon]

You will likely need to get a letter from BSR or other groups you have run with in order to get PCA Potomac to waive the HPDC/ auto-x requirement. Recommend you send the Registrar an introductory email -- the sooner the better.

As far as I know, Potomac's DE events are not currently open to non-PCA members, but that sometimes changes if an event is not filling up.

Please make sure you review the 'minimum requirements' in the DE portion of PCA.org's web site for information on convertibles, roll bars, harnesses, etc., as it may influence any added safety elements you may be planning.

Sorry to hear about the 6speed thing, but we'll try not to hold that against you

[Seltzer]

Originally Posted by BlackTalon

As far as I know, Potomac's DE events are not currently open to non-PCA members, but that sometimes changes if an event is not filling up.

Actually a few years ago when the gas prices went up and the economy tanked, Potomac opened up its DE to all marques.....

[ShahulX]

I'll join the club if Im allowed.. should have my P car within a couple weeks

I can get info from BSR, my SCCA info and whatever I get from Skip Barber (doing the 2 day at Lime Rock).

[VaSteve]

Originally Posted by Seltzer

Actually a few years ago when the gas prices went up and the economy tanked, Potomac opened up its DE to all marques.....

all marques, mopeds, electric vehicles, that damn thing Dr K drives....

[Dr K]

You can join the club before you get your P-car. They opened that up for people who want to BUY a Porsche. Maybe Vu, our esteemed PCA Exec will chime in...

Steve, are you referring to my Durango or one of my Porsches (or the Maserati)? Ben seems to have adopted the "other" vehicle...

Peter

[FTS]

Originally Posted by Dr K

You can join the club before you get your P-car. They opened that up for people who want to BUY a Porsche.

PCA Quest

[87turbolook911]

Although membership in PCA requires ownership/lease of a Porsche or that you be in a Porsche-related business, we do offer something for those of you actively trying to become Porsche owners.

The PCA Quest program provides you a six-month subscription to Porsche Panorama, the club's monthly national magazine. You'll not only have access to hundreds of Porsches for sale by PCA members in The Mart, but you'll also gain access to valuable technical information about the cars through the many articles in Panorama. You'll also have access to the on-line Mart during your six-month subscription period. A logon account will be assigned to you when you sign up for the Quest Program.

Although PCA Quest is not a full membership in PCA and does not entitle you to some member benefits (attending member-only events, voting, or becoming a member of a region), regions may welcome guests and you are encouraged to make contact with your local PCA region.

PCA Quest is $40 for a one-time, six-month subscription (non-renewable). The fee is non-refundable and cannot be applied toward a membership in whole or in part should you acquire a Porsche and join PCA prior to the expiration of the 6-month subscription.

To sign up for PCA Quest, please contact the PCA Executive Office at 410-381-0911, Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm EST.

[Parenn911]

Gimme DE now!!!

[ShahulX]

Thanks guys... I should have the car within 2 weeks and I'll sign right up