Drive in Style with Cimarron Region PCA

Social Events

As Porsche Club of America says -

"It's not just the cars, it's the people."

Oktoberfest Dinner at Siegi's Sausage Factory, October 21st

Recent Social Events -

PCA 70th Anniversary!

Lunch at Hammett House Claremore

PORSCHE PARADE

Club Dinner at

the Saltgrass Steak House

F1 Watch Party

Dinner at Ridge Grill

Club Night Out at Nothing's Left Brewery

Club Dinner at The Bistro at Seville

Cars and Coffee, Drive, and Lunch at Sam and Ella's in Tahlequah

Ladies Group

Autocross

SCCA-PCA Autocross, October 12th, at Davis Field,Muskogee

CRPCA Autocross, October 19th, at Corporate Woods in Tulsa

See the Calendar for details and the link to register.

2025 Season Rules Page Link

https://cimarronregionpca.org/autocross-season-rules-1

This year has 14 counting events; 10 at Corporate Woods, plus 4 in conjunction with the SCCA.

We will provide instruction for Novice drivers, challenging courses, and novelty days like our 4-Door day, and Ladies' Challenge Day.

If you're new to autocross it's a great way to improve your driving skills and begin to appreciate what these fantastic cars are capable of doing. SUV's too!

You think you're already a good driver? The SCCA Autocross meets are far more competitive and held in a much larger area.

Use this link for information about SCCA events: http://neoklascca.org/autocross.php

You'll find registration, directions to the event, and how to classify your car.

What is Autocross

Driving Tours

High Performance Driver Education (HPDE)

Drive with us!

Drive to Devil's Den, October 25th

Drive, Lunch, and Halloween Costume Contest!

Whether we are enjoying curvy roads, rolling hills, spring blooms, or fall colors,

driving is more fun if you go with a group.

Please join us for one of our driving tours.

We'll take scenic drives locally, or all over the eastern half of Oklahoma, or even into surrounding states. Maybe even take a multi-day excursion to some scenic spots in Colorado, New Mexico, or the Appalachians.

The trip may be for an hour or two, or it may be for the weekend!

Look through the Driving Tours Gallery for pics from some of our drives.

https://cimarronregionpca.org/driving-tours-gallery

Driving Tours

High Performance Driver Education (HPDE)

Feeling the Need?

Check out the gallery of pics at the HDPE Gallery page -

https://cimarronregionpca.org/hpde-gallery

Driving a Porsche on a race track is one of the most exciting things you can do in your car. These events are not competitive and are designed solely for the improvement of the driver's skills. However - they can be very addictive once you've sensed the thrill of your Porsche at speed on a track.

Drivers are grouped by experience level and car capability. Instruction is required for novice drivers and is available for more experienced drivers also.

HPDE

Tech Sessions

Want to learn how to prep your car for a season of driving?

Performing your own maintenance can be a fun and rewarding experience.

If you'd like to try it, or simply just learn more about how these incredibly well designed and built Porsches work, we have lots of resources available.

You can also get great service at our sponsors, Porsche Tulsa, Rennsport Werkstatt, or Robertson Tire.

Tech

Additional Content

Don't stop now.

On the webpage list under our logo, you'll find more information and links to:

Our Sponsors

Activity Galleries

Archive Galleries

PCA SimRacing

CRPCA Webstore

Our Contact Us page:

CRPCA Board of Directors

and Committee Chairs

and CRPCA .pdf files:

CRPCA Constitution and Bylaws,

BOD Meeting Minutes,

2025 PCA RPM,

Social Media Policy,

PCA Insurance information,

Tech Checklist, ...

PCA Activities

by Wendy Shoffit, Zone 5 Representative

Getting Out of the Zone

Most PCA members really have no idea just how big PCA is. Did you know that we have over 167,000 members? We started with only 190 charter members back in 1955 and have grown tremendously over the years. We are the largest single marque car club in the world. What started out as only one region (Potomac in the Washington, DC area) has now become 149 regions across North America.

While initially it was a challenge to get enough people organized to form regions, by the end of 1967, there were 67. By 1969, the executive council decided that the regions

needed to be organized into zones. At first there were only 8 zones and we now have 14. Organizing this way gives the region presidents a communication liaison (AKA Zone

Representative) to work with and be heard. Zone 5 is made up of most of Texas and Oklahoma, and all of Arkansas and Louisiana. We are in Zone 5 and I am your current Zone Rep.

When you signed up for PCA, you probably had no idea of any of this. You probably didn’t know when you gave your address that you were going to be automatically

assigned to a region and a zone and have a representative. Shortly after signing up, I’m sure you started getting emails, letters, phone calls, and/or a newsletter from your local region, inviting you to attend local events. Hopefully, you started joining and appreciating what your region has to offer. The more you put into this club, the more you will get out of it.

Did you know that you can attend events even outside of your region or your zone? You are not pigeonholed into just going to your region’s local drives, even though they might

be spectacular! You have the ability to see what other regions and zones across the country are doing and be able to participate! I’ve been a member for 28 years and have

been to more PCA events than I can count, including local, zone, and national ones. I’ve had an absolute blast doing so! Events across the country can be some of the most fun, as your participation from a distance can be very unexpected!

Check out the PCA website for some events that have been listed across the country. https://pca.org/events/.

I’ll give you some examples of events. Many people in our Zone know about PCA Palooza in Eureka Springs, AR (Nov. 5-9) put on by the White River Region. It’s an amazing weekend with 37 tours available on some of the most beautiful roads!

The Wilderness Trail Region in North Carolina put on DrachenFest every year (Sept 11-14) that includes driving legendary roads like Tail of the Dragon.

Roadrunner Region invites us to their Fall Foliage Tour (Oct 10-12) in Angel Fire, NM that will include beautiful drives around the Enchanted Circle.

How about an HPDE event at Road America or Laguna Seca?

Add to that the national events like Parade, Treffen,

Ünstock, and Werks Reunion and you will get your fill. Look through the calendar to find something that interests you!

Don’t just stay in your own regional bubble! This country is

huge and there are so many opportunities to experience in your favorite vehicle. Bring your old friends along and make some new ones!

Drive in Style with Cimarron Region PCA

Social Events

Autocross

Driving Tours

High Performance Driver Education (HPDE)

High Performance Driver Education (HPDE)

High Performance Driver Education (HPDE)

Tech Sessions

Additional Content

PCA Activities

by Wendy Shoffit, Zone 5 Representative

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