From 2005 through 2006, Patti Door was the first and remains the only female President of the Southeast Michigan Region (SEM) of the Porsche Club of America. Jerry Door was the SEM President from 1996 through 1998. “With a rock and roll name like yours, do you play a guitar[…]
Read More »By Fred Young, Photos by Gretus Hoogstraat Saturday, March 10th, proved to be a great day for Porsche club members. Over 50 guests toured the Roush Racing Museum in Livonia. If you were into NASCAR stock cars or Mustangs this was the place to be. Of course there was a[…]
Read More »By Tom Fielitz The Rolex 24 at Daytona is an iconic race that every manufacturer wants to win. This year marked the seventieth anniversary for Porsche in racing and twenty years since Vic Elford won overall at the 24 Hours of Daytona in a 907. The Porsche goal this year was[…]
Read More »Story and Photos by Andrew Olson In the fall of 2013, my wife and I joined the SEMPCA Fall color tour. At the mid-way stop for cider and donuts, Mark Molzon made an impassioned speech about participating in a High-Performance Driver Education (HPDE) event. He was also giving out discounts[…]
Read More »Story by Isaac Cohen, Photos by Darrel Ellis and Miranda Christen Hi. My name is Isaac Cohen and I am nine years old. On Sunday, June 7, my grandfather, Michael Cohen, took me and my dad, Josh Cohen, to Family Day at Waterford Hills. We drove to the race track[…]
Read More »By Tom Fielitz We in the South East Michigan Region are very fortunate to hold our driver’s schools at one of the most classic race tracks in the country, Waterford Hills, which was formed and first paved in 1958. In the early days of racing, the corners at tracks had[…]
Read More »STORY BY FRED YOUNG PHOTOS BY CRAIG KELLOGG We arranged to have a Porsche Corral at this event What started out as a cold rainy, dreary day turned into one flled with sun shine and warm breezes. No doubt a few people decided to stay home Their mistake! Of course one would have thought we were at a water ballet[…]
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Photo Credits to Mark Windecker Photo Waterford Wet-Down is a decades-old tradition in which corner workers red-flag a first-time winner at every corner station and soak him or her with whatever water they have handy. As required upon seeing a red flag, a driver brings the car to a safe,[…]
Read More »Story and photos by Tom Fielitz The Rolex 24 at Daytona is always well anticipated since it kicks off the sports car racing season in the US in late January. The 52nd running promised even more excitement because it would be the first race since the Grand American series[…]
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