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un<strong>of</strong>f area Jeremy Rosenberger, Editor upcoming events<br />

The original plan<br />

for this month’s<br />

issue <strong>of</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>Gear</strong><br />

looked a lot different<br />

than what you’re<br />

reading now.<br />

As I’ve written<br />

about in the past, the feature article<br />

and other major content for an issue<br />

are typically set a month or so<br />

in advance. Some articles and event<br />

coverage appear as space permits, but<br />

I generally know the “broad strokes”<br />

well ahead <strong>of</strong> press time. And that’s<br />

the way the planning for this issue was<br />

going.<br />

Then a funny thing happened. Most<br />

<strong>of</strong> you have probably heard <strong>of</strong> Rennsport<br />

Reunion IV, which took place last<br />

month at Mazda Raceway Laguna<br />

Seca. But little did I know how many<br />

RMR members were actually attending<br />

(about a dozen <strong>of</strong> us, that I’m aware<br />

<strong>of</strong>). Well, that’s interesting, I thought.<br />

But then Dan Carlson reminded me<br />

that back in June, he had <strong>of</strong>fered to<br />

provide some coverage <strong>of</strong> the event—<br />

which he then delivered. Then, Diane<br />

Collier (who incidentally is a former<br />

editor <strong>of</strong> the RMR newsletter), upon<br />

her return from Rennsport, <strong>of</strong>fered to<br />

do the same. How could I refuse?<br />

And so this issue is full <strong>of</strong> all things<br />

Rennsport. It’s clear that those <strong>of</strong> us<br />

who didn’t attend missed a spectacular<br />

event, but there’s always Rennsport<br />

Reunion V! Start making plans<br />

now—and if you find yourself in need<br />

<strong>of</strong> press credentials, <strong>High</strong> <strong>Gear</strong> will be<br />

here for you!<br />

get involved<br />

Contribute to Your Newsletter!<br />

<strong>High</strong> <strong>Gear</strong> needs your articles and photos!<br />

Become a part <strong>of</strong> the award-winning<br />

team by submitting your content<br />

and ideas to the Newsletter Editor by<br />

the 10th <strong>of</strong> the month:<br />

newsletter@rmrporscheclub.com<br />

Join RMR/PCA<br />

Not a member yet? Join RMR/PCA by<br />

visiting www.pca.org and clicking the<br />

Join PCA link.<br />

Advertise in <strong>High</strong> <strong>Gear</strong><br />

Please see page 23 for display advertising<br />

rates and other details.<br />

But since the next Rennsport Reunion<br />

is still a few years away, you<br />

may be pleased to learn (or you may<br />

already know by now) that another<br />

<strong>Porsche</strong>-related event <strong>of</strong> national significance<br />

is coming to our own backyard<br />

next year—or at least to our own<br />

PCA Zone. I’m talking about <strong>Porsche</strong><br />

Parade, which returns to the West<br />

next summer, specifically Salt Lake<br />

City. Yes, I know I’ve written about this<br />

recently, so I’ll stop now. You’ll be seeing<br />

the Parade publicity articles appear<br />

within these pages soon enough!<br />

Back to the subject <strong>of</strong> the newsletter,<br />

we have some exciting content<br />

in the pipeline. So even though there<br />

won’t be many events to report on<br />

over the next couple <strong>of</strong> months, <strong>High</strong><br />

<strong>Gear</strong> will still bring you an evening’s<br />

worth <strong>of</strong> reading enjoyment as you<br />

warm yourself by the fire this winter.<br />

Among the upcoming stories are a<br />

member caravan to Miller Motorsports<br />

Park in Utah, coverage <strong>of</strong> the Concorso<br />

Italiano (which, despite the name, actually<br />

included some <strong>Porsche</strong>s), a pair<br />

<strong>of</strong> RMR members’ <strong>Porsche</strong>s with some<br />

unusual powertrains, and a wrap-up <strong>of</strong><br />

October’s “Cones Are a-Fallin’” autocross,<br />

which just missed the cut<strong>of</strong>f for<br />

this issue. So stay tuned—and consider<br />

sending in your own stories as well!<br />

The pipeline can never be too full...<br />

On a final note, hopefully this issue<br />

will reach most <strong>of</strong> you in time to inform<br />

you <strong>of</strong> the November membership social,<br />

which (if all goes well) will include<br />

a screening <strong>of</strong> the film “Senna.” Details<br />

on the opposite page—see you there!<br />

RMR Online Discussion Groups<br />

Would you like to discuss <strong>Porsche</strong>s,<br />

RMR or anything else <strong>of</strong> interest to<br />

other <strong>Porsche</strong>philes? Check out the<br />

RMR online discussion groups.<br />

Yahoo!:<br />

groups.yahoo.com/group/rmr_pca<br />

Facebook:<br />

www.facebook.com/groups/pcarmr<br />

Get Your Newsletter on the Go!<br />

To read <strong>High</strong> <strong>Gear</strong> in PDF format on the<br />

Web, go to the RMR Web site at rmr.<br />

pca.org and click the Newsletter link.<br />

Back issues are also available on the<br />

Web site.<br />

November<br />

Thu 11/3 Membership Social<br />

screening <strong>of</strong> “Senna” and<br />

election <strong>of</strong> 2012 Board/<br />

acceptance <strong>of</strong> additional<br />

nominations • 6:30pm<br />

at Landmark Theaters, 5415<br />

Landmark Place, Greenwood<br />

Village • see opposite page<br />

Sat 11/5 Tech Session<br />

canceled<br />

Want to organize a winter<br />

Tech Session? Contact the<br />

Second Vice President!<br />

Mon 11/7 Board Meeting<br />

5:30pm dinner, 6:30 meeting<br />

at DiCicco’s Italian Restaurant<br />

6701 Tower Road, Denver<br />

303.574.1956<br />

meetings open to members<br />

Sat 11/12 <strong>Porsche</strong> Breakfast <strong>Club</strong><br />

8:00am breakfast<br />

at Village Inn,<br />

4100 E. Mexico, Denver<br />

Erik Behrendsen, organizer<br />

December<br />

Sat 12/3 AMR Holiday Party<br />

6:30pm • at Garden <strong>of</strong> the<br />

Gods Country <strong>Club</strong>, 3320<br />

Mesa Road, Colorado Springs<br />

see page 7<br />

Mon 12/5 Board Meeting<br />

Sat 12/10 <strong>Porsche</strong> Breakfast <strong>Club</strong><br />

Sat 12/10 Holiday Party<br />

6:30pm • at Denver Museum<br />

<strong>of</strong> Nature and Science<br />

Daisy Pettem and Alex<br />

Lovejoy, co-chairs<br />

see page 5<br />

January 2012<br />

Mon 1/2 Board Meeting<br />

Thu 1/5 Membership Social<br />

Sat 1/14 <strong>Porsche</strong> Breakfast <strong>Club</strong><br />

Sun 1/22 Eiskhana<br />

on Georgetown Lake<br />

Linda and Alan Ruff, cochairs<br />

For the most up-to-date event schedule,<br />

check out the online calendar at<br />

rmr.pca.org<br />

<strong>High</strong><strong>Gear</strong> 3<br />

November 2011

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