Caravan

One definition according to the dictionary is" a group of travelers journeying together through desert or hostile regions". The other definition is" a group of vehicles traveling in a file". Our definition is a combination of a little of both. A group of travelers journeying together sharing a common, fun, safe destination in file showing off our magnificent Porsches all along the way. Whether we are parked together at an event of just cruising down the highway we have a constant group of admirers. Our destinations are often very diverse, road rallies, car shows, arts festivals or just a lunch at a popular restaurant that just happens to be owned and operated by Lucy Buffett, yes Jimmy's sister! So come and join our caravan to a common, fun and safe destination!

Road Rally
A road rally is an event that takes place on public roads, and abides by the rules of those roads. Speed is not a factor in a PCA road rally. Road rally styles vary from checkpoints with clues to find the next checkpoint, to directions that are designed to be followed explicitly in order to find the next checkpoint. Road rallies are best accomplished with a driver and navigator. Road rallies are designed with comradarie in mind, and the finish line is generally a quality restaurant for good food and fun with your friends.

A rally can be competitive or for fun. The objective of a rally is to follow a course, usually on public roads, to the precise detail specified in the rules. Competitive rallies dictate a certain schedule for the checkpoints along the way. Points are deducted by arriving at the checkpoint either early or late. Fun rallies may include a gimmick (poker rally, regional interest). Part of the challenge with a fun rally is to discover the intended route, which may require other skills such as solving a puzzle or looking for obscure reference points.

Visit our Event Calendar to see the date of our next Caravan or Road Rally!