Driving

On track. Expert instruction. The kind of driving you can’t do anywhere else.

RTR promotes a wide array of opportunities for members to get out and drive their cars, whether you prefer spirited backroad tours, track experiences, or social driving events. See below for a summary of driving activities to satisfy your need for speed:

RTR Track Days

This includes RTR Car Control Clinics; Ride Along; Single Track Day Intro; and Full Track Weekend. These events provide members and non-members with the opportunity to develop their driving skills by taking their cars to some premier race tracks with the guidance and instruction of nationally or regionally trained PCA driving instructors.

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Autocross

This is a great way for members to enjoy the performance of their vehicles in a safe environment. Autocross events are typically held in large parking facilities with a course created out of a series of traffic cones.

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Club Racing

Wheel-to-wheel racing on premier race tracks just like you see on TV except that YOU are racing your Porsche against fellow PCA members. These nationally-sanctioned events allow members to use their driving skills honed at Riesentöter Driver Education events or otherwise to race against other Porsches in a fun and generally polite club race.

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Rally

The objective of a rally is to follow a course, usually on public roads, to the precise specifications prepared by the Rally Master. These events can be competitive but are typically for fun (and maybe bragging rights).

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RTR Car Control Clinic

Build confidence behind the wheel with hands-on instruction in Porsche handling, traction limits, and accident avoidance—all in a controlled environment. Plus, get an introduction to Riesentoter’s Autocross and HPDE/Track events.

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Street Survival

This program trains teen drivers in the skills that could save their lives on the road. Using a “hands-on” driving experience in real-world situations our members use the teen’s own car to teach car handling and control at the limits, but at parking lot speeds.

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