2021 KyPCA After Holiday Party

The membership is invited to attend our 2021 “After Holiday Party.” This year we will be returning to the Lake Forest Lodge (511 Woodlake Dr, Louisville, KY). The cost will be $25 per person and will include a catered dinner. There will be alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages for your enjoyment.  And, as always, door prizes! If anyone wishes to donate a door prize, please let us know.
Please RSVP by making payment at:
kypca.motorsportreg.com
RSVP and payment must be received no later than Friday, January 15
If you do not have a MotorSportReg account, one must be created first. Each event attendee does NOT need to create an account on MotorSportReg.com. If 3 family members are attending, 1 person can create an account – if one does not already exist – and then select 3 attendees on the event registration page.
Questions:
Richard Darnell
502-889-8120
Or
Jeremy Miller
502-396-9111
Event Information
When: Saturday, January 22, 2022; 7:00p – Midnight
Where: Lake Forest Lodge
511 Woodlake Dr.
Louisville, KY 40245
Payment will NOT be accepted at the door

Spring Treffen 2022

When: April 27-May 1, 2022
Where: The Broadmoor Resort
Colorado Springs, CO

Registration opens February 16

2021 KYPCA Donut Run

What one word symbolizes bliss?
What one word encapsulates all that is right with the world?
A word without political or social meaning, stated or inferred?

A word forever bringing peoples of all nations together as one? One word; one word only: ….”donut”.

And so, shall we, Saturday, an invincible host, venture forth: united in our quest for …..donut…..

The drive will commence at the rest area on the east bound side of Hwy 64, just past the Outlet mall.
Post driver’s meeting we will head East before diving South and East into Lawrenceburg and then into Versailles. Our destination is Doughdaddy’s, located on HWY 60 East of Versailles.
Hour and a half drive.

Driver’s meeting at 9:30: planned return by noon.

GPX May be found at: https://app.box.com/s/5ey3h3zuid2kh9cvid7rc9x638qlwokw

Search for GPX Viewer on your phone or computer to find a suitable app to view the GPX.

KYPCA 2021 Activities

March 27th – Country Roads Driving Tour

April 24th – Maker’s Mark with Bluegrass Region PCA

May 8th – Bulleit Distillery Tour

May 29th – Covered Bridges Tour

June 3rd – Rennsport Dragon Rally (non-PCA Event)

June 11-13th – Summer Heat Driver’s Education

June 26th – Donut Run

July 10th – Polly’s Freeze

July 11-17th – Porsche Parade French Lick

July 11th – French Lick Drive

July 17th – Keeneland Concours

July 31st – Drive to The Stave Restaraunt

August 14th – Lazy Sundaes

August 28th – Artmobila

September 10-12th – Fall Fastaval Driver’s Education

September 25th – Chautauqua Madison, IN

October 9th – Huber’s Drive (date may change)

October 23rd – Barton Distillery (Bardstown, KY)

 

Additional details for each event will be distributed as their respective dates approach.

Please refer to the KYPCA Team App for the most up to date club activities

Lazy Sundaes Ice Cream Run – Friday July 31

In 1984, President Ronald Reagan designated July as National Ice Cream Month and the third Sunday of the month as National Ice Cream Day.

Are we unpatriotic? Do we not commemorate great days in American history? Is not Ice Cream a standard for liberty, justice and sugar (just not in the car, OK?).

What better reason to get the car out than a drive across the knobs to get ice cream?

Below is a link to the GPX:

https://app.box.com/s/08hxkdgybwnzgffjz76b8babpqfrqgxu

Below is a JPEG map

 

KYPCA 2020 Activities

• MARCH14KYPCA – HUBER’S WINERY 13TH ANNUAL STELLA DI LUCE ART SHOW
9:15AM, 14 MAR      **NOTE*** Please note that this planned club event has been cancelled.

• MARCH21KYPCA – WOODFORD RESERVE TOUR
10:00AM, 21 MAR    **NOTE*** Please note that this planned club event has been cancelled as the distillery has cancelled tours for the time being.  Please visit their website for information on refunds for tickets you may have purchased.

• MARCH28 KYPCA – INDIAN CREEK SPORTING CLAY SHOOT
9:00AM, 28 MAR      **NOTE*** Please note that this planned club event has been cancelled.

• APRIL4KYPCA – CUMBERLAND FALLS WEEKEND
8:00AM, 4 APR  **NOTE*** Please note that this planned club event has been cancelled.

• APRIL13KYPCA – MEMBERSHIP MEETING – ROOSTERS MIDDLETOWN
7:00PM, 13 APR

• APRIL25KYPCA – URBAN BOURBON DRIVE-RABBIT HOLE AND ANGEL’S ENVY
9:00AM, 25 APR

• MAY11KYPCA – MEMBERSHIP MEETING – KING LOUIE’S SPORT COMPLEX 592 N ENGLISH STATION RD
7:00PM, 11 MAY

• MAY16KYPCA – JOE & JANE’S COOKOUT AND WINE TASTING
6:30PM, 16 MAY

• MAY30KYPCA – BULLEIT DISTILLING
10:00AM, 30 MAY

• JUNE5KYPCA – SUMMER HEAT DE
8:00AM, 5 JUN

• JUNE8KYPCA – MEMBERSHIP MEETING
7:00PM, 8 JUN

• JUNE12RENNSPORT PORSCHE DRAGON RALLY (INFORMATIONAL ONLY, NOT A PCA OR KYPCA EVENT)
9:00AM, 12 JUN

• JUNE20KYPCA – CAR SHOW AT ANTHOLOGY SENIOR LIVING
12:00PM, 20 JUN

• JUNE26KYPCA – POLLY’S FREEZE ICE CREAM RUN
6:00PM, 26 JUN

• JULY11KYPCA – MAKER’S MARK
10:00AM, 11 JUL

• JULY13KYPCA – MEMBERSHIP MEETING
7:00PM, 13 JUL

• JULY18KYPCA – KEENELAND CONCOURS D’ELEGANCE
9:00AM, 18 JUL

• AUGUST7KYPCA – TAIL OF THE DRAGON (OVERNIGHT TRIP)
11:00AM, 7 AUG

• AUGUST10KYPCA – MEMBERSHIP MEETING
7:00PM, 10 AUG

• AUGUST15KYPCA – RABBIT HASH VISIT AND FERRY TO RISING SUN CASINO
10:00AM, 15 AUG

• SEPTEMBER11KYPCA – FALL FASTIVAL DE
8:00AM, 11 SEP

• SEPTEMBER14KYPCA – MEMBERSHIP MEETING
7:00PM, 14 SEP

• OCTOBER3KYPCA – HUBER’S DRIVE & MEETUP WITH CIR
10:00AM, 3 OCT

2020 KYPCA Meetings

January 13 – Famous Dave’s – 8605 Citadel Way
February 10 – California Pizza Kitchen – Oxmoor Mall
March 9 – El Tarasco – 110 Fairfax Ave. St Matthews
April 13 – Roosters – 10430 Shelbyville Rd
May 11 – Blind Squirrel – 592 N. English Station Rd
June 8 – TBD
July 13 – TBD
August 10 – El Tarasco St. Matthews – 110 Fairfax Ave
September 14 – Martin’s Bar-B-Que – 3408 Indian Lake Dr
October 12 – Bearno’s Jeffersontown – 10212 Taylorsville Rd
November 9 – Roosters – 10430 Shelbyville Rd
December 14 – Fiesta Time Amigos – 135 S English Station

Kentucky Invades Ohio!

Before we escalate to acts of armed aggression, I should clarify: the PCA region of Kentucky spent the weekend driving through the Hocking Hills portion of southeast Ohio. The Hocking Hills is a deeply dissected area of the Allegheny Plateau featuring cliffs, gorges, rock shelters, and waterfalls. The area’s topography is due to particular sandstone formation: thick, hard and weather-resistant, forming high cliffs and narrow, deep gorges.

The area is world famous for its roads featuring sweeping curves and scenery. What would you expect from roads named “Black Diamond Run”, “Zaleski Zipper” or “Hocking Hills Nipper”? A favored spot for America’s motor journalists, frequently using the area for sports car comparisons. In fact, Car & Driver magazine has declared a 14-mile path they’ve carved out in the Hills as their “favorite test loop” for taking a vehicle through the motions. The magazine has been testing cars on the roads here since at least 1989. Well, if it’s good enough for Car & Driver, it must be good enough for KYPCA.

Lest you think it was all roads meant to be explored in a spirited fashion, the area also features more bucolic routes: “Lazy Rivers” and “Rim of the World”. Not least but last, there is the famed “Triple Nickle”: up and down and around a route guaranteed to make your passenger sick.

We decided to make a weekend out of the trip, leaving Louisville early Saturday to return Sunday night. Of our 700 mile round trip, 300 miles were spent on the Hills’ “Windy 9” (as in “winding”, not as in blowing air); 9 specific routes featuring the best scenic and winding routes for cars and motorcycles. A brief aside: does everyone in Ohio always drive 20 miles under the speed limit at all times? Our admittedly less than statistically accurate survey would say “YES”!

Besides sampling routes, we spent time visiting many popular tourist attractions, including the pencil sharpener museum, featuring a collection of over 3,400 pencil sharpeners (including one shaped like a 911 Turbo), thought to be the nation’s largest.

Our monthly activities also included our annual trip to Southern Indiana’s Polly’s Freeze, serving ice cream continuously since 1952.

 

June 30 Drive to Hocking Hills, Ohio

Most of us probably read Car & Driver and Road & Track magazines each month. Over the course of many Porsche, Jaguar, Maserati, etc road tests, there are continuous references to the Hocking Hills and Southeastern Ohio’s magnificent roads. Well, maybe it’s time we checked this out: if it’s good enough for motor sports journalists, it’s got to be good enough for us.

And so, June 29th to 30th, we drive to Athens for the Windy 9 (as in winding roads, not blowing air).

Want more info on why? Check out: https://www.explorehockinghills.com/blog/posts/2016/may/experience-the-thrill-of-driving-hocking-hills-famously-scenic-roads/

We’ll leave 9 am Saturday freewaying to Cincinnati, from where we’ll take 2 lane roads arriving in the Hocking Hills by 12 or so. We’ll spend the next 4 to 5 hours sampling roads following a pre-planned route, stopping in Athens for the night. Sunday, we’ll drive more of the hills until around 1 PM or so, before heading back to Louisville via Maysville and Paris. Some of our stops may include the one remaining, still in operation, washboard factory.

Please RSVP so we can get a head count and try to arrange a group rate at a motel. Food, lodging all responsibility of attendees.

Stuttgart Specialist Tech Session

Technical session on the ins and outs of a pre-purchase inspection will be held on May 18th. We should be going over two Porsches, one being air cooled and the other will be relying on a few gallons on anti-freeze to keep those temps in check. This session will be conducted at Stuttgart Specialists located at 1821 Taylor Ave (near Louisville Mega Caverns). Additional details will be available soon.