In exciting news, Palmer Motorsports Park is now available to run in both directions, with clockwise being the newest. Find out what this will mean for your line, acceleration- and braking-zones, and see what it looks like from a new perspective. Our own NER member, Ron Savenor, shares his thoughts on how to get around the track as quickly as possible in the video above.
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Every year, we look forward to Porsche Day at the Larz Anderson Museum in Brookline, MA. This year was a tremendous success with at least 70 cars. The weather was perfect. And NER was out in force.
Hanging out with Rocketman Ron S.
NER ruffians and hoodlums right here.
Beauty of a 914-6
Solid structures
Why else?
Expressive
David from RI’s got great stripes
The RI crew with Josh and Chris
Is it time for an oil check, Ron? Wait, what was that noise?
Original paint
Perfect patina
The senior row
So classic
Tom Tate’s maybe?
There is fun for every age.
Now that’s a good crowd!
Looks like Gary is planning another trip!
The RI GRUPPE is on hand.
928
Cayman corner
991 Targa in white
Get sprung
911’s make great rally cars
Stripes!!
Boxster Spyder
991 Targa
The Kachel Motor Company
968
GT3
New transfer into NER. Great car!
Look who’s coming to the October “Porsches on the Mountain” at Palmer on Oct 8
The business end of a Cup-turned-RSR
One of our favorite tracks – Palmer Motorsports Park
918 Spyder on display
The shiny corner
Serious fun.
Does he think he can hide in here?
The best license plate award
Many happy faces
Lovely color 911
The trophies
What an early Porsche Day looked like…before Porsches.
Supercars Origins Display – Carrera GT
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