2013 Planes & Porsches?

[MikeKling]

Thanks Uncle Paul.  I can sleep well tonight.

[BoxsterBabe]

No one is talking behind Jon's back. Steve e-mailed the entire board about his comments here, including Jon.

And, Steve can tell you I defended Jon in those e-mails by saying it wasn't entirely his fault the event didn't happen. I quoted the May 20 exec meeting minutes in which the event was discussed. We are all responsible for the event not taking place this past year.

[Wally]

Ccns23 wrote:

Looks like things haven't changed a bit at the ol' RTR. The "old" guard is upset with the new. Who would've guessed?
Only myself and one other poster to this thread are "old guard". All the rest, the majority, are "new guard" (5 years or less as members)

Seriously. You're a bunch of grown men. Jon volunteered, realized he didn't have the time necessary to run an effective DE,
I didn't know that Jon was responsible to run the DE program. I thought I was and am unaware that there were problems with the program.

and AX fell a bit into disarray. It was mentioned earlier that NO ONE stepped up to take his place this year.
AX is a position like some others that need not be filled. In past years the position has been left vacant with same net effect as now.

So if you're gonna step up, great. But keep the attacks and childish antics to yourselves. If he made promises he couldn't keep, well, how many of us have done the same in our lifetimes?
As a child I made childish promises I could not or did not keep, then I grew up and became a man. My only commodity is my word, my only value is my honor.

Please, just knock off the nonsense.
Take your own advice.

I would love to see PnP come back? Absolutely. It was truly the premier event for the club. No other event came close the the fun, passion, and companionship that our club is all about. Steve did an absolutely amazing job in getting it established as well as the execution. If he wants to run it again, so be it. But for now? Please stop talking behind Jon's back. If you have something to say, say it to him, not in an e-mail to someone else.
Jon receive all the emails on this subject, nothing was "back channeled" that I know of. Also this Forum is open to all, for all to see.

That's just as "dishonorable" as him not keeping a promise.
?


I like Jon, he's a very charismatic person with good people skills, my only complaint about him is that he does not reach out to others for help or advice when he isn't sure how to go about his responsibilities. (to RTR)

[csmith74]

"c"-word??... Corvette?
Seriously, if the event is a go I'm willing to chip in and provide trophies for the winners of the AX portion and the show & shine portion. I'll just need to know in time to get them ordered. I could save some time and have Nicks name printed on the first place one...

[Wally]

csmith74 wrote:

"c"-word??... Corvette?
hock:

[betegh9]

Wow Steve! You can rally the masses.
Finally, many DE and other SILENT majority, that I have never seen, chimes in to the AX thread. I hope that all of you will participate and support the AX program running your cars as much as your mouths (fingers).......... and I am not only speaking of PnP event. AX is a great competitive sport where you can show off your car and some skills as a driver (or should it be: "Your skills" regardless of the car) and be very social with many people at the same time. After every event, we often get together for some beer and food, and talk about the day's spins and fast times.
So, here again, I offer to pick up anyone's food and drink tab who beats me with their Porsche in RAW time, not only in the PnP event, but in any other event we compete.hock: Yes, I really said that........ and here, it is like a contract!:dude:

[STEVEMCMORN]

I was just doing a little "prep" work .. and it turns out the links to the 2011 motorsportreg.com registration pages for the PnP AX and show n shine still work!



http://www.motorsportreg.com/index.cfm/e...RboSKVqLWE



http://www.motorsportreg.com/index.cfm/e...RbnuqVqLWE



Check 'em out - this is what we are offering..............


As Yoda once said "DO or DO NOT DO, there is no try"

[STEVEMCMORN]

2011 Riesentoter "Planes and Porsches" Summer Spectacular - Autocross Registration Page

This years event will include:

- Autocross

- Show n Shine Car Show,

- Cocktail Party and the

- August Monthly Membership Meeting



Sponsored by PORSCHE OF THE MAIN LINE, Newtown Square, PA.



Date - Sunday 14 August 2011

Location - Millennium Aviation, 2365 Bernville Road, Reading Airport, Reading. PA.

Join us at Millennium Aviation on Sunday 14th August for the 2011 Riesentoter PCA "Planes and Porsches" Summer Spectacular on behalf of the Miller-Keystone Blood Center. This years event will include AX, Show n Shine, Cocktail Party and the clubs Monthly Membership Meeting. Over the last 3 years, we raised over $19,000 for charity , so lets aim to raise even more together this year!

Each component event will have its own registration page -- This page is the AX entry page

AUTOCROSS Event Information:

-Entries will be limited to 60 competitors to ensure each gets 6 runs (3 in the morning session; 3 in the afternoon session)

-Each entrant will receive a commemorative glass stein beer mug, kindly sponsored by Porsche of the Main Line

-Aircraft hangar (kindly provided by Millennium Aviation) will offer valuable protection from the elements with a number of hot Jets and cool Porsches on display

-A FREE lunch plus entry to a NEW Cocktail Party at 4pm is included in the entry fee

-For fee-paying AX entrants, extra free meals and cocktail party entries can be ordered for friends/guests ..... but you MUST register them to get a free lunch and entry to the cocktail party - if you forget, lunch (assuming there is any food left) and entry to the cocktail party will be $20 per person - max 4 additional guests per entry

-In addition, we are inviting a number of local Porsche/automotive industry-related businesses to have a stall in the hangar

-All entry fees will be considered as tax deductible donations to the Miller-Keystone Blood Center so you can claim the entry fee as a charitable donation on your tax return (but pls consult your tax advisor!)

-20 special gold pass entries are available – these special passes allow entrants to skip their work assignment and take their 6 runs when they want to (eg If you need to leave before 12 midday, you can take all 6 runs in the AM session; if you want a lie in and arrive late morning, you can take your 6 runs in the PM session; or you can do a regular 3xAM/3xPM split) -- 20 x gold passes are available

Entry fees
Standard entry -- $50
Gold pass entry - $100

Time Table:
Registration and tech open at 8am
Course walk open at 8am
Novice drivers meeting at 8.30am
Drivers meeting 9am
First car away at 9.15am
60 min lunch at 12-ish (drivers first at 12, then pre-registered spectators at 1215, then walk ups at 1230)
Last car finished by 4pm
Post-event Cocktail Party and celebrate a good day at 4 to 6pm!

[STEVEMCMORN]

2011 Riesentoter "Planes and Porsches" Summer Spectacular - Show n Shine + Spectator Registration Page


Show n Shine Event Information:
• The Show n Shine is a just for fun event for all participants, guests, and spectators to enjoy. If you have a nice Porsche or other car that you would like to show off to other members then the Shown N Shine is for you

• On the day, Show n Shine entrants will be parked according to make/model in a special area near the AX course

• Approx 2 weeks before the event, you will receive an email containing a Show n Shine participant form to let other spectators know about your car - please complete the form prior to the event and display in your windscreen.

• For Porsche club members only, entry is totally free + in addition, you are guaranteed a parking space, FREE lunch plus entry to the Cocktail Party at 4pm if you register

• For Porsche club members only, extra free meals and cocktail party entries can be ordered for friends/guests but you MUST register them to get a free lunch and entry to the cocktail party - if you forget, tickets for lunch (assuming there is any food left) and entry to the cocktail party will be $20 per person

• For non-Porsche club members, entry is free but lunch and entry to the cocktail party is NOT included -- tickets for lunch/cocktail party will be $20 per person


General Spectator Information:

• EVERYONE is welcome -- entry is totally free for all

• For Porsche club members only, entry is totally free + you are guaranteed a parking space, FREE lunch plus entry to the Cocktail Party at 4pm if you register

• For Porsche club members only, extra free meals and cocktail party entries can be ordered for friends/guests but you MUST register them to get a free lunch and entry to the cocktail party - - if you forget, tickets for lunch (assuming there is any food left) and entry to the cocktail party will be $20 per person

• For non-Porsche club members, entry is free but lunch and entry to the cocktail party is NOT included -- tickets for lunch/cocktail party will be $20 per person



Other Information:

• Aircraft hangar (kindly provided by Millennium Aviation) will offer valuable protection from the elements with a number of hot Jets and cool Porsches on display

• In addition, we are inviting a number of local Porsche/automotive industry-related businesses to have a stall in the hangar

PLEASE NOTE -- EVERYONE aged 18 years or older will be required to sign a waiver at the event. All minors under the age of 18 years of age must be accompanied by a responsible adult and have a waiver signed by both parents or legal guardian. This waiver must be signed as soon as you arrive at the event.



Time Table:

• Spectators and Shown n Shine entrants are welcome all day from 8am to 6pm

• AX - registration opens at 8am, first car away at 9.15am

• 60 min lunch at 12-ish (drivers first at 12, then pre-registered spectators at 1215, then walk ups at 1230)

• Membership meeting + post-event Cocktail Party start at 4pm




Just sayin'

[betegh9]

Lainey wrote:

Hey Steve, sounds like you have some momentum here. Count me in.... If Nick is bringing the beer, things may be looking up.

Pretty sure my Steve (Landstra) will help out as before with course design - he's got his roots in AX and maybe can get some of his old buddies with Corvettes to come. Watch out Nick Betegh... (sp?)

+1 Jeff Conklin - If McPorn is running it, I'm in too

Yea Lainey. The more, the merrier. Even though this is primarily a Porsche event, and I hope it fills up with Porsche cars (enthusiasts) before registration closes, my previous post still stands, even against the Corvettes.

Do you want a handycap?