Driver Skills Training at RDM – April 2016
Bren Hirschberg – High Desert Region PCA Director @ Large Click on Picture Below for the full Photo Essay
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Cars & Coffee – February 2016
Bren Hirschberg – Director @ Large [soliloquy id=”5237″] A large crowd (including 10 Porsche Ladies) gathered at Bren and Shannon Hirschberg’s shop for the February Cars N Coffee. The theme for the morning was “You Can Do It Yourself”, encouraging HDR members to take on small or large improvement projects on their
Rennsport V – September in Monterey
Bren Hirschberg – Driving Events Chairman Rennsport V Reunion Tour [soliloquy id=”4933″] After 10 months of waiting, the time was finally upon us! Twenty cars of HDR Porsche Racing fans headed south to Monterey on Sept. 23rd on a Tour devised by Tim Hagner. Arriving at a picnic area at the Crags
Zone 6 Grand Tour
The Z6GT is now reality and the time has come to make plans if you want to join the tour. You can do the whole enchilada (15 days, 4700 miles ) or any portion thereof. We assume that most of the HDR members will not be able to commit to the entire tour, so we
Kendall Porsche of Bend Tour and Track Day – May 2015
Bren Hirschberg – Director of Touring & Track Events Kendall Porsche of Bend (organized by Rene Verbrugge and friends) sponsored an HPDE at Portland International Raceway with Hooked On Driving as the Vendor May 14th. It was a complete experience with a Tour over for Bend drivers, stay at the Vancouver Hilton,
1st Track Session ORP – April 2015
[soliloquy id=”4145″] We gathered in the early morning darkness of the Best Buy parking lot under a Lunar Eclipse for our drive up to Oregon Raceway Park for the Season’s First Track Day of 2015. HDR had seven drivers, Steve Cunningham, Mark McConnell, Jonathan Smith, Roger Egle, Bren Hirschberg, Joe Justice, and Josh Simmons at
Crater Lake and Train Mountain Tour – October 2014
[soliloquy id=”2976″] Article by Bren Hirschberg 22 Colorful Porsches took advantage of a gorgeous Fall Weekend to tour south to Train Mountain and Crater Lake led by the Hirschbergs and the Shaws. The first part of the drive took a circuitous and open-road approach to Chiloquin rather than sticking to the routine Hwy 97. We