Chuckwalla

[AZ986S]

Originally Posted by Topless

Sounds like a great day! My experience with SV was hit or miss with a lot of on track safety issues from cowboy drivers in the past. It's been several years since I have run with them and the word is that they have tightened things up a lot lately. On track safety is a good thing.

Top BSR times with PCA are 2:03 and I assume the same with POC since it is usually the same top drivers in both clubs. Keep in mind that they are running a 2450# car on 40tw tires, and Chuckwalla is all about grip/weight, not HP. SPBox and Spec944 are both potent weapons there.

PCA Zone 8 runs 6 weekends/yr at Chuckwalla, mostly in fall and winter so come on out and play. Our next one is Jan 27, 2018. Always excellent coaching available with top drivers.

Hey thanks. Where can I find/register for those events? I didn't see anything on the motorsportreg.com schedule.

[Topless]

Originally Posted by AZ986S

Hey thanks. Where can I find/register for those events? I didn't see anything on the motorsportreg.com schedule.

Reg. usually opens 5 weeks before the event. Here is the 2018 schedule for Time Trials. More DE dates will be added in December. If it is your 1st time running with PCA-SDR it is a good idea to class your car in advance and register the day it opens. Chuckwalla dates are popular and tend to fill quickly.

DE/TT Schedule | Porsche Club of America San Diego Region
http://www.pcasdr.org/competition/get-started-online-driving-event-registration/

[AZ986S]

OK thanks Topless. I'll definitely see you there!

Here's a 23 minute video of the 3rd session of the day at Chuckwalla last Sunday. Fastest lap was 2:12.9. Lost the car OBD data for the 4th session (RPMs not showing for some reason), but got down to 2:12.0.

It was a really bright sunny day so there is some glare occasionally...

https://youtu.be/KaEAu7W8_bM

I actually past a Cayman GT4 around the 20 minute mark, and was quite surprised! Maybe he just wanted to make me feel good about my driving