This year the Louisville Concours is having Porsche Racing as one of main marquees. The Kentucky Region PCA has purchased 100 tickets and is offering them to our membership at no charge. This is truly a first come basic. Limited two per member. We have been given a prominent place in the infield of Church Downs. Our goal will be to arrange our cars from the oldest to the newest with the year posted on the windshield of each car and we’ll park them in the event assigned area. Everyone’s help is needed to make this happen. So come early, don’t be late. There is limited access to and from the Infield. So plan according. You can bring in food and drink. If we go over the 100 tickets more can be purchase by members at $10 each by Saturday the 6th.,  after dead line, purchase at the gate, full price.   RSVP your ticket request by email only!!! We’ll need your name, Porsche type, and year.   Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Porsches to The Louisville Concours

When:  Sunday October 7th
Meet:   Papa John Stadium parking lot right next to the stadium.  We’ll drive in as a group.
Time:   9 am  (We go in at 10, event opens @ noon)

On Saturday, July 21 we had our annual drive to the Keeneland Concours d'Elegance in Lexington. We had 15 cars out of Louisville traveling to the show. We took the scenic, tree-lined route once we were closer-in. As always, we joined the Bluegrass Region PCA in the Porsche Corral/Car Club Paddock in the grass which is directly adjoining the car show. This makes for a great scene because everything is all together. There were probably 100 Porsches, with Porsche having the largest number of cars in attendance. Some other Car Clubs were: Corvette, Mustang, Cobra, Miata, Triumph...to name a few. This was another great show, with Packard as the featured marque. A superb 1930 Stutz Lancefield Coupe was the Best of Show 2012. In addition to the American classics and muscle cars, there was an assortment of classic and current foreign sports cars, classic motorcycles and some historic NASCAR. There were also some fly-overs with vintage airplanes. Once again, Jeremy Miller was one of the Judges. This is a benefit for the Kentucky Children's Hospital. Next year's marque will be the Mustang. Always a great show, if you couldn't make it then plan for next year!