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It's that time of year again ... 1/1 run NORCAL
It's that time of year again ... the 1/1 run is back again ....
The time 7 am with breakfast served at 8 am .... Porsche of Livermore is hooking it up again by catering in breakfast again .... Last year we had about 200 and this year we are hoping for evenmore .... Come on down and join us ... we will be splitting up for a few different drives after food one run will be clockwise and one counterclockwise and should be a highway route also ..... Please post here as I am trying to get a count for food and coffee .... If the moderators see this could you please sticky it for me .... Thanks .... Hope to see all of you again .... I will post address and other info tomorrow and as it grows ..... this I think is the 6th annual ........... Steve ......... |
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Had a great time last year. Well worth the early start. Count me in. Steve thanks for putting this together and Porsche of Livermore for hosting.
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We will be there. I had a great time the last four years.Will it be Mines rd to Mt. Hamilton?
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My Brother in-law will be there in his 981.
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Yes the runs will meet at the top of MT Hamilton ... two split groups one clockwise going mines toward MT Ham and the other running thru reservoir rd going counter clockwise ..... the two groups should pass opposite each other on the way up or down the mountain ....
Breakfast is catered and a gift to all of you from Kevin at Porsche of Livermore .... Last year we had a great turn out and look forward to seeing you all again ..... Steve ......... PM me if you need my phone number or any other info |
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count me in!
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Sounds like a blast! I'm pretty sure I can make it!
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Are you allowing ratty 356s do the run?
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o yea ... you are always welcome ....
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See you there!
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Count me in...
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Just bumping up ....
gonna be a great morning .... any way to get this stickied ???? |
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Don't know if I'm attending this year, but it appears that they now require registration.
https://www.facebook.com/events/1654560928104217/?ref_newsfeed_story_type=regular
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not required but ..........
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Steve, you are the man! Thank you for coordinating this run every year. If the brake bleed tonight goes well, I will be there.
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i didn't make the run up to mt hamilton but here's a video of yesterdays event. the first 4 minutes is of our drive out there (sweet flat six sounds), then of the cars in the back lot and finally a short clip of my drive home. it was good to meet some new folks and catch up with old friends. happy new year.
Livermore Porsche 1/1 Run
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Nice vid! Thank you for putting it together and sharing.
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Steve, thanks for organizing a great event from a first timer.
I drove up from the San Jose side, and minutes after I arrived at the peak, dozens of Porsches rolled up. A beautiful windless clear day and spectacular view. There are a few curves that are 'Mini-Pikes Peak', steep drop-offs w no guardrails and no shoulders on either side. It became interesting due to the large number of cyclists -ascending & descending- that resulted in a few hair-raising moments, for both parties. I met several riders descending at high speed only inches from the double yellow line, meeting me mid-point around blind curves. ![]() Several times progress came to a full stop, due to blind curves + cyclists on my right. There isn't enough room for 2 vehicles and bikes, somebody is going over the precipice. Troubling, when the slowly ascending cyclists heard me approaching at speed, quite a few groups made absolutely no efforts to move from the center of the lane to the edge, and some continued to ride 2 and 3 abreast. No way they couldn't hear my air-cooled flat six approaching at redline! The cyclist's disregard for road manners/physical injury is puzzling. The majority of cyclists did a great job of sharing the road. I'll do it again next year, with a drone ahead of me clearing the way!
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