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2 PCA NATIONAL AWARDS, NATIONAL CONTESTS, COMPETITION AND AWARD WINNERS OVERVIEW The Awards Chair, within the Parade Committee, is responsible to the Club and the PCA Executive Council (EC) for the solicitation, data compilation, and presentation to the EC of all the nominations for: The Lazar-Blanchard Memorial Trophy (PCA Enthusiast of the Year) The Ferry Porsche Trophy (PCA Region of the Year) The Porsche (PCA) Family of the Year Award The PCA Public Service Awards The Awards Chair also assists the PCA Newsletter and the Website Chairs, as well as the Zone Representatives in presentation of their awards While at Parade, the Awards Chair compiles the data to determine the winner of The President's Award (The PCA Region with the most members traveling the longest distance to Parade) and the Parade Long Distance Award and works closely with the Master of Ceremonies to facilitate presentation of all National and Parade Awards. Throughout the year, the Awards Chair will provide information to all Region Presidents and Zone Representatives about the awards. About January 1st of each year, the Awards Chair will solicit nominations from the Region Presidents and Zone Representatives for The Ferry Porsche Region of the Year, The Lazar-Blanchard Memorial Enthusiast of the Year, The Porsche (PCA) Family of the Year and the PCA Public Service awards. The solicitation encourages Presidents to nominate and submit entries for these four national honors and provides guidelines for the nominations. The solicitation also provides a due date for submission of nominations, normally March 1st. See Guidelines for Submitting Nominations (below). After the nominations are received, the Awards Chair formats the nominations so that each competes with one another on an impartial basis. The goal is to submit nominations to the EC for their review by May 1st, but not later than June 1st. The Award Chair participates with the EC to determine the recipients of the award. During the discussions, the Awards Chair provides additional information and may make recommendations, if requested, but does not have a vote to determine the recipients. The Awards Chair is also responsible for coordinating with PCA National Headquarters and others to arrange for transportation of all permanent (perpetual) national award trophies to the Parade site. The perpetual trophies are those original trophies for the various National and Parade awards that are presented to the recipients. The recipients may retain the perpetual awards, but must return them to PCA prior to the next Parade for refurbishing and engraving. The recipients are also awarded a keeper trophy. The Awards Chair works with the approved PCA vendor to design and procure these keeper trophies to be awarded to the winners at each Parade. During the week of Parade, the Awards Chair also assists the EC and the Parade Emcee in the presentation of all National and Parade awards. The Awards Chair also assists the Trophy Chair as needed, in the organization of all Parade trophies. Those include: The four (4) National Group Concours Trophies The Hoffman Rally Trophy The Woolery Navigational Trophy The Parade Autocross trophies (Fastest Time of Day, Men's & Women's) The Parade Technical & Historic Quiz Trophies (Highest Scores, Men's & Women's) The Zone Representatives' Award (when presented) Other national awards, within this Section, which are administered by other Committees: The Membership Awards Competition 1 PCA NATIONAL AWARDS, NATIONAL CONTESTS, COMPETITION AND AWARD WINNERS

3 The Betty Jo Turner Award for Newsletter Excellence Contest/ The Heinmiller Award The Region and Zone Website Contest President's Parade Trophy Long Distance Award Excellence in Concours Restoration Honorary Concours Judges Award Concours People's Choice Award Concours People's Choice Award-Historic Porsche Display More details on all National Awards, nomination procedures, prior winners (including Regions), can now be found at www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar Guidelines for submitting nominations for The Region of the Year, The PCA Family of the Year, The Enthusiast of the Year, and PCA Public Service Awards: Throughout the year, the Awards Chair will provide updates to Region Presidents and Zone Representatives about the National Awards and the awards process. It is to the Region's advantage to start planning their nominations well in advance. An Awards Committee or the Region Awards Chair could start collecting the data necessary for any submissions. When the solicitations for the awards are sent out, it is much easier to prepare the submissions, rather than having to amass all the information in short amount of time. Only ACTIVE and FAMILY ACTIVE members, as defined in the PCA Bylaws, who are in good standing, can be nominated for a national award. And as has been the case in the past, National Staff members are not eligible for nomination. About January 1st, the Awards Chair will solicit nominations from all Region Presidents and Zone Representatives for the Ferry Porsche Trophy (PCA Region of the Year), the Porsche Family of the Year Award, Lazar-Blanchard Memorial Trophy (PCA Enthusiast of the Year) and the PCA Public Service Awards. The solicitation is by and will include details of the nomination guidelines for each award. The nominations are to be submitted to the Awards Chair no later than March 1. However, this date may be changed depending on when Parade is scheduled during the year. Each nomination is submitted in narrative form and can include newsletter articles and photographs to support the nomination. The nominations for the Porsche Family of the Year Award, Lazar Blanchard Memorial Trophy (PCA Enthusiast of the Year) and the PCA Public Service Awards should not exceed 1, words and can include two newsletter articles and five photographs. Nominations for the Ferry Porsche Trophy (PCA Region of the Year) are limited to 3, words and must include two complete newsletters. An additional five (5) photographs may accompany this nomination. Regions should recognize that while historical information is always important, all nominations should focus on what the nominee/nominees accomplished during the year immediately preceding the Parade at which the award is presented. The PCA National Executive Council urges each Region to submit nominations for the various national awards and stresses that nominating a member, family or your Region, itself is one of the best ways to recognize the nominees for their service to their Region, their community and PCA. Even if the nominees are not the winner, the fact that the Region took the time and effort to nominate someone, is recognition in of itself. Submissions are preferred in Microsoft Word format. However other formats such www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar files are acceptable. Nominations that are submitted in another format must also include a Microsoft Word copy of the narrative. This Awards Chair is on the National Parade Committee. For any questions, or for more information, contact the National Parade Committee Chair or the Awards Chair, both of whom are listed in the back of PANORAMA under AnyQuestions? 2

4 PART 1 - THE GLENN LAZAR-HARRY BLANCHARD MEMORIAL TROPHY - PCA ENTHUSIAST OF THE YEAR The Lazar-Blanchard Memorial Trophy was established by the late Bruce "King Carrera" Jennings as an annual award to be presented to the Region member who best exemplifies the spirit and guidelines of PCA. The award is more commonly known as the Enthusiast of the Year Award. Harry Blanchard ( ) Glen Lazar was from Towson, Maryland. He was a very enthusiastic and well-liked driver who raced a Super Speedster with much success in regional and national events during the mid-to late 's. Mr. Jennings raced against Mr. Lazar for several years in a Super Speedster and later in Carrera Speedsters. Mr. Lazar died during a pre-race practice session at the National Lime Rock Fourth of July race in when his car veered off track and rolled four times. Harry Blanchard was from Greenwich, Connecticut and was the owner of the Blanchard Automotive Corporation. Mr. Blanchard was dyed in the wool Porsche enthusiast and racer. In , he won the SCCA National Production Sports Car Championship. Also in , he drove an RSK to 8th place in the first and only Formula One Grand Prix at Sebring. He died in Argentina in when the RSK he was driving hit a concrete abutment. Mr. Jennings said, Glenn Lazar and Harry Blanchard were two Porsche enthusiasts and racers who died at the wheel of their Porsches, doing what they loved best - racing. Mr. Jennings founded the award to honor two of the finest dedicated sportsmen and Porsche production sports car racing drivers. The recipient is a true Porsche Enthusiast and an outstanding member of PCA. The recipient is an exemplary participant in Region activities and shows initiative in support and organization of ongoing activities and the development of new activities. Any Active or Family member of PCA is eligible for this award, with the exception of any person serving in a position on the PCA National Staff during the award year. The categories for evaluation are Participation in Region Events and Activities and Participation in National, Zone and multi- Region Events. The nominations are submitted in narrative form and should provide a brief summary about the nominee's goals and accomplishments supporting Region, Zone and National activities and why this Region member should be awarded the Lazar-Blanchard Trophy. Nominations may include five (5) Region newsletter articles and five photographs that support the nomination. Harry Blanchard-Porsche , F-1, Sebring Grand Prix

5 RECIPIENTS OF THE GLENN LAZAR-HARRY BLANCHARD MEMORIAL TROPHY PCA ENTHUSIAST OF THE YEAR Jack Merrell Longhorn Sherry Westfall Shenandoah Jay Gratton North Country Joyce Gladle Central New York Amber Door Western Michigan Laura Prellwitz Fox Valley David Grant Red River Bob McLaughlin San Diego Greg Phillips San Diego Wendy Shoffit Maverick Thomas J. Brown San Diego Lynn Eckles Chesapeake Ellen Beck North Country Matt Romanowski North Country Lanean Hughes Maverick Mike Joffee Gold Coast Marshall Red Jones Silver Sage Botho von Bose Upper Canada George Neidel Golden Gate Mark Wallenfang Fox Valley Nick Peterson Hill Country George McClelland Orange Coast Robert Simmons Rocky Mountain Mike Lommatzsch Golden Gate Tom Provasi Loma Prieta Bob Gutjahr Chesapeake Nancy Rydbeck San Diego Caryl Hatch Blue Ridge Ken Daugherty Kentucky Fran Ussery Maverick John Paterek Northern New Jersey Ginna Seth Rocky Mountain Wilma White Chicago Bill Patton Golden Gate George Gutmann Chicago Chick Misura Rocky Mountain Dick Broemmel Golden Gate Sandi Misura Rocky Mountain Norm Martin Rocky Mountain John Clever Golden Gate David E. Mills Germany Robert Little Monterey Bay M. B. (Mick) Williams Silver Sage Dwight Mitchell Golden Gate Robert W. Cornell Northeast Robert C. Rassa Chesapeake Ernest E. Groves Northeast Michael M. Robbins Central Indiana Burton M. Propp Golden Gate Jack W. Cooper Chicago Paul R. Heinmiller Hudson Champlain Charles D. Beidler, Jr. Eastern Pa. Harry Blanchard RSK Glenn Lazar - A Porsche Speedster National Races at VIR Harry Blanchard Photo credits: Lee Raskin collection - Harry Blanchard/Sebring GP F-1 Porsche Registry - Harry Blanchard photo (page ) Les Nance - Glenn Lazar/A Speedster Dave Nichols - Harry Blanchard// Carrera Speedster/ RSK 4

6 PART 2 - THE FERRY PORSCHE TROPHY - PCA REGION OF THE YEAR The Ferry Porsche Trophy was first presented at Parade in and was sponsored by Porsche AG and the Porsche of America Corporation. The trophy is in memory of Dr. Ferdinand (Ferry) Porsche and PCA now sponsors this award. The trophy is presented to the outstanding PCA Region of the Year. The trophy is In Appreciation of Loyalty to the Porsche Car and the Porsche Idea. The winning Region demonstrates the highest standards in meeting the objectives and ideals of the Porsche Club of America. The categories for evaluation are Level of Activity, Membership Growth and Retention, Community Service, Multi-Region Participation and Newsletter and Website Effectiveness. The nominations are submitted in narrative form and should provide a brief summary about the goals and accomplishments of the Region, what made the Region stand out among all other PCA Regions and why the Region should receive the Ferry Porsche Trophy.

7 PART 3 - THE PORSCHE (PCA) FAMILY OF THE YEAR AWARD The Porsche Club of America (PCA) Family of the Year Award was originally titled the Leroy Spanjol Memorial Award and first presented at Parade in The award was first sponsored by the Porsche Family and now continues to be sponsored by Porsche AG. The award was renamed the Porsche Family of the Year Award and presented under this title at Parade in The trophy is presented to the PCA Family which demonstrates the most exceptional standards in its support to their Region and PCA. Any active member of the Porsche Club of America and his or her family members are eligible for this award. For purposes of this award, a family is defined as parents with children living at home, parents with no children living at home or a couple without children. The categories for evaluation are the participation, as a family, in Region Events and participation, as a family, in National, Zone and Multi-Region Events. The nominations are submitted in narrative form and should include a brief summary about the family's accomplishments in support of these activities and why this family should receive the Porsche (PCA) Family of the Year Award Steve, Robin, Tyler & Tori Hoffman Space Coast Leonard & Melody Zechiedrich White River Brooklynn & Charlie Bob & Lisa Scheussler, Kris, Orange Coast Becky, Karin, & Bekah & Lorri & Morgan Trotter Alex & Vivian Ortega Gold Coast Alex Jr. & Sasha Richard & Lisa Jackson Lone Star Alexandra & Christine Ken & Robin Koop Yellowstone John & Edie Musgrove Hill Country Mike & Pamela Hodson Santa Barbara Christopher & Julia John, Rose Ann & Pocono Trevor Novotnak Paul, Ruth, & Paul Young, Jr. San Diego Bob, Jill & Jack Beck Arizona Vince & Beverly Vincent Loma Prieta Michael & Christina Wayne & Patty White Lincoln Trail Jennifer & Michelle James, Wendy & Maverick Jasmine Shoffit Skip, Peggy, Leigh San Diego & Connie Carter Mike, Linda, Christine & Gold Coast Stephen Tarter David & Arlene Novack No. New Jersey Ashley & Jarrett Jim, Deb & Jay Gratton North Country Wayne, Laura & Tom Witten Kansas City Jerry, Myra & Aubrey Sutton Maverick Tom & Sandi Provasi Loma Prieta 6 Christine, Michelle, & Elizabeth David & Laura Olson Coastal Bend Lyndsay & Ian Don & Betsy Reese Alpine Mountain Cory & Jessi Phil, Merry & Pam Fix Rocky Mountain Rob & Linda Morse North Country Chuck & Timmy Phillip & Cheryl Doty Kentucky Amanda & Matthew J. Kent & Beverly Early Rocky Mountain Katie& Justin Duncan & Thyra Foster Motor Stadt Tiffany, Shannon, Kelly & Nicholas Dick, Caryl & Rick Hatch Blue Ridge The George Neidel Family Golden Gate Jerry & Myrna Landt Roadrunner Bob & Lauren Clark Peachstate Terry & Judy Zaccone Golden Gate Gene & Cheryl Gilpin San Joaquin Mickey & Doralyn Harris Los Angeles Dale & Cyndi Thero Rocky Mountain Ralph & Tylee Stoesser No. New Jersey Dick & Ellen Johnson Intermountain Bob & Wilma White Chicago George & Shirley Neidel Golden Gate Dick & Harriet Carlson No. New Jersey Joyce & Jack Fuller Gold Coast Joe & Diane Berger Potomac Dean & Milly Bangert Chicago Buss & Donna Hahn Gold Coast Charles & Martha Dow Northeast Don & Chris Freeman Eastern Penn.

8 PART 4 - THE PCA PUBLIC SERVICE AWARDS Since PCA was formed in , Regions have prioritized community service and charitable contributions. In , PCA decided to recognize the unique and diverse programs implemented by Regions throughout PCA in support of public service. The PCA Public Service Awards recognizes the Regions that have conducted the most outstanding charity or community service event or events during the year. The winning Regions demonstrate the highest standards in meeting the objectives and ideals of the Porsche Club of America in providing service and support to charities and the community. Due to the importance of public service to PCA and the number of PCA Regions involved in Public Service, it was decided to present multiple awards. Awards are presented for first, second and third place and honorable mention. The award includes a trophy and cash award. The categories for evaluation are community service, charity events and a brief and concise statement describing what set the Region's Community Service and Charity Events apart from those of other Regions. Regions may submit one community service or one charity event; however Regions submitting multiple events or activities that occurred throughout the year will receive greater consideration, unless the single event is of such a magnitude or significance to preclude submission of more than one event.

9 PART 5 - THE BILL SHOLAR MEMORIAL AWARD The Bill Sholar Memorial Award ( The Sholar Award ) is in honor of the founder of PCA. The award is presented to a member in recognition of outstanding contribution to PCA, above and beyond the execution of normal responsibilities. The award was created by the PCA Executive Council in after the death of Mr. Sholar. The award is presented at the discretion of the Executive Committee and may or may not be presented every year. Unlike other PCA awards, all Executive Committee, National Staff, Committee Chairs, Zone Representatives, Special Appointees and Honorary PCA members are eligible for the Sholar Award. The Sholar Award was first presented at Parade in WINNERS OF THE BILL SHOLAR MEMORIAL AWARD Prescott Kelly Connecticut Valley Region Pete Tremper Schattenbaum Region Leonard Turner Peachstate Region Allan Caldwell Pacific Northwest Region Bob Miller Cimarron Region Alan Friedman Potomac Region Steve Jianakoplos St. Louis Region Ruth Harte Potomac Region Bruce Anderson Golden Gate Region Ashley Carroll Connecticut Valley Region Mick Williams Silver Sage Region Bob Gelles Lone Star Region Betty Jo Turner Peachstate Region 8

10 PART 6 - THE PRESIDENT'S PARADE TROPHY The President's Trophy recognizes the Region whose members have given of their time to drive to Parade. The award is based on the number of registered Region participants who drove to Parade, the size of the Region and the distance those members drove to arrive at Parade. The award was created by Dr. Earl Kirschbaum and first presented at Parade in THE PRESIDENT'S PARADE TROPHY WINNERS Alaska Michigan-Indiana Alaska Intermountain Alaska Absaroka Alaska Blue Ridge Pocono Alaska Keystone Downeast Alaska Rocky Mountain Alaska Gold Coast Wild Rose Downeast Sacramento Valley Ark La Tex Ozark Alaska Maverick Ark La Tex Wild Rose Gold Coast Silver Sage Nord Stern Michiana Great Plains North Country Gold Coast Absaroka Carolinas Ozark Lakes Silver Sage Carrera Central Pennsylvania Big Sky Bold Coast Central Wisconsin Delaware Yellowstone Pacific Northwest War Bonnet Allegheny Yellowstone Nord Stern Carrera Rocky Mountain Ozark Lakes Chicago Space Coast Chicago Carrera Southeast Michigan 9 Photo courtesy of PCNA

11 PART 7 - THE PCA PARADE LONG DISTANCE TROPHY This award is presented to the member who drove his or her Porsche the greatest distance to Parade. The calculation is now based on official mileage from address to address based on Google Maps. This award was first presented at Parade in and has been awarded annually since then. There have been occasions when the award was presented to multiple winners.

12 PART 8 - THE NATIONAL PARADE CONCOURS D'ELEGANCE - GROUP GRAND AWARDS Preservation Group Norbert & Erik Kremsner Pacific Northwest Turbo John & Mary Diwik Chicago S Michael Mansolino Orange Coast Carrera Coupe David & Bette Seeland Rocky Mountain Carrera Bruce D. Valley / www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar Jersey B Skip & Leslie Shirley San Diego Roadster David & Bette Seeland Rocky Mountain Coupe Ray & Michael Minella Connecticut Valley Carrera Chris O'Donnell Orange Coast S Coupe Paul & Shirley Risinger Pacific Northwest S Coupe Richard Price Orange Coast A Speedster Doug Brown & Susan Sciotto-Brown www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar Jersey RS Carrera Bob Hartwell & Blanca Desisto Diablo RS Carrera Pete Bartelli & Ray Minella www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar Jersey/www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar Speedster R. Porsche Jeffery & Marjorie McFadyen Northern New Jersey A Kevin Watts/Cameron Ingram Hurricane Kevin Watts/Cameron Ingram Hurricane A Con. D Cole & Suzanne Scrogham Shenandoah Robert & Jacqueline Weber Orange Coast Brumos / Robert & Jacqueline Weber Orange Coast Brumos / Ray Morgan Peachstate Elva-Porsche 11

13& Christopher Wilson Carolinas B Peter Ohanesian Grand Prix S Bruce Ungari Sacramento Valley Speedster Richard E.

14 Gmünd Award (+ points) Peter Ohanesian Grand Prix S Joseph DeMeo/Hef Fonseca Golden Gate Turbo William Berenter/John Paterek Northern New Jersey Super 90 Roadster Corey & Debra Johnson Nord Stern B GS Carrera Skip & Leslie Shirley San Diego B T Skip & Leslie Shirley San Diego B T-6 Corey & Debra Johnson Nord Stern B Carrera George & Sibet Alspaugh San Diego Paul Risinger/Pam Risinger-Hurte Pacific Northwest SC Cameron & Robert Ingram Carolinas Corey W. Johnson Nord Stern Carrera 2 Tom & Lynn Scott Rockey Mountain A Paul & Shirley Risinger Pacific Northwest S Joseph Demeo & Kris Kelly Los Angeles Ray Minella & Pete Bartelli Conn. Valley /N. New Jersey B Robert Paxton Hudson Valley HONORARY CONCOURS JUDGES' CHOICE AWARD Beverly & Thomas Gould San Diego E Steven Hanson Nord Stern Edvardo Venegas Monterey Bay E Targa Jerry Peters/Lara Parrish Peachstate Paul Risinger & Pamela Risinger-Hurte Pacific Northwest SC Corey & Debra Johnson Nord Stern B Alfred & Sally Citro Allegheny A Ed & Darlene Swain Cal. Central Coast A Coupe Beverly Giffin-Frohm San Diego Targa Ray Minella Conn. Valley Speedster Bill & Virginia Jones Longhorn A Carrera Coupe Harry & Debra Cooper Pocono Dave & Bette Seeland Rocky Mtn Coupe John Barrett Chicago GTS Jim & Brian Barrington Golden Gate Gmund Coupe Ed & Mercedes Vasquez N. New Jersey Carrera Bill Jackson & Lynne Bentson Rocky Mtn Gmund Coupe James Cunningham Hill Country A Carrera GS Coupe David & Mark Foster Great Britain RS Spyder PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARD Rose & Herbert Wysard Orange Coast Glockler-Porsche Skip & Leslie Shirley San Diego Devlin D Herbert & Rose Wysard Orange Coast Glockler-Porsche Victor Van Phan/Neil Goldberg Lone Star Conv. D Richard Riley Western Michigan Warren & Christine Wilcox Big Sky A Speedster Alfred & Sally Citro Allegheny A Harry & Lacey Cooper Pocono Outlaw Bob Murray & Jim Hardie SacramentoValley Ray Morgan Peachstate Elva-Porsche Bill & Virginia Jones Longhorn A Carrera Coupe Bob & Dolores Barton Gold Coast GTS Gerald Barnes & Tom Coffey Orange Coast America Roadster Neil & Peggy Goldberg Southeast Michigan B Coupe Skip & Leslie Shirley San Diego A Speedster Stan Gold Los Angeles B GT Coupe Ken & Constance Ward Mardi Gras Carrera Cabriolet Pete Bartelli & Ray Minella N. New Jersey/Conn. Valley Speedster Dennis & Lorna Frick Central Pennsylvania / Tom & Lynn Scott Rocky Mountain Neil & Peggy Goldberg Southeast Michigan A Coupe PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARD - HISTORIC PORSCHE DISPLAY , , , , Not presented Jim & Brenda Perrin Mid Ohio Not presented Bill Perrone Orange Coast Spyder Mary Carter Carrera Stuart Zeh Northern New Jersey Cabriolet Not presented Jeff Hayes Riesentoter Martini Not presented Scot Gauthier Arizona Spyder Dave & Lorraine Morse Golden Gate /30 Sunoco Livery Gary Kempton North Florida Gmund Coupe Bill Jackson & Lynne Bentson Rocky Mtn Gmund Coupe James Cunningham Hill Country A Carrera GS Coupe David & Mark Foster Great Britain RS Spyder 13

15 PART 9 - THE HOFFMAN RALLY DRIVER TROPHY The Hoffman Award is presented to the driver of the first place car in the Parade rally. WINNERS OF THE HOFFMAN RALLY DRIVER TROPHY Jessica Toney Sacramento Valley Jessica Toney Sacramento Valley Bob Pentecost Silver Sage Paul Young, Jr.

16 PART 10 - THE WOOLERY MEMORIAL RALLY NAVIGATOR TROPHY The Woolery Trophy is presented in memory of W. F. Bill Woolery, and awarded to the navigator of the first place car in the Parade Rally. The award was first presented as such at the Parade but previous Parade navigators received a similar award.

17 PART 11 - THE PARADE GIMMICK RALLY AWARDS Instituted in at the Hershey Parade, the Parade Gimmick Rally is intended for attendees to see unique countryside areas in the Parade's location in a non-timed, low competitive event. Attendees follow directions and complete questions as to what they see at certain locations on the route. Answer sheets are collected and scored at the completion of the event. Two Persons Plus Class 1. Tom & Elizabeth Provasi Loma Prieta 2. Steve & Robin Hoffman Space Coast 3. Kirsten Miller & Mark Rutner San Diego Two Persons Class 1. Yvonne & David Oliver Alaska 2. Todd Flemming & Julie Vallee Milwaukee 3. Thomas & Suzanne Hierl Monterey Bay Two Persons Plus Class 1. Rexford & Liz Reid Delaware 2. Constance & Chris Conrad Southeast Michigan 2. John & Mary Beth Panganiban Southeast Michigan Two Persons Class 1. Phillip & Maria Capella Connecticut Valley 2. Stephen & Lynn MacKellar Potomac 2. Daniel Conrad & Art Hoffman Southeast Michigan 2. Phil & Josie Grandfield First Settlers 2. Arthur & Dottie Lundquist Coastal Empire 2. Bruce Gearns & Don Menzie Southeast Michigan 2. Chris Martella & Cathy Robson Southeast Michigan Two Persons Plus Class 1. Mike Mielke, Kristy Welfi, Josie Bailie & Olivia Mielke Yellowstone 2. Darin, Justin, Lisette & Brent Smith Sacramento Valley 3. Karen, Paul & Maggie Gilbreath Chesapeake Two Persons Class: 1. Susan Brown San Diego 2. Joe & Nancy Warren Rocky Mountain 3. Cathy Robson & Kevan Davis San Gabriel Valley/Maverick PART 12 - THE PARADE AUTOCROSS DRIVING TROPHIES This award is presented to the driver of the car with the fastest time of day ( FTD ) in the Parade autocross. Prior to , this award was presented to the gymkhana overall winner, since no autocross was held until Both Men's and Ladies' FTD are now recognized. WINNERS OF THE MEN'S PARADE AUTOCROSS DRIVING TROPHY Steve Lau Golden Gate Paul Young Jr. San Diego Region Steve Lau Golden Gate Leeds Gulick Pacific Northwest Leeds Gulick Pacific Northwest Leeds Gulick Pacific Northwest Bobby Smith First Settlers Stephan Nieslony Sacramento Valley Tom Provasi Loma Prieta Michael Lannoch Northern Ohio Tom Provasi Loma Prieta Tom Provasi Loma Prieta Gary Fordahl Pacific Northwest Tom Provasi Loma Prieta Greg Curtiss Rocky Mountain Tom Provasi Loma Prieta Jim Hayes Sierra Nevada Tom Provasi Loma Prieta Tom Provasi Loma Prieta David Ferguson Loma Prieta Andy York Musikstadt Andy York Musikstadt Bill Newlin Golden Gate Gary Wigglesworth, Sr. Central Pennsylvania Gary Walton Golden Gate Carey Spreen Maverick Bill Ferran Florida Crown Ron Mistak Orange Coast Bill Ferran Florida Crown Duncan Powers Peachstate Ron Mistak Orange Coast Gary Walton Golden Gate Gary Walton Golden Gate Duncan Powers Peachstate Neil Shelton Cascade Bill Ferran Florida Citrus Alan Johnson San Diego Duncan Powers Peachstate Duncan Powers Peachstate Don Kravig Riverside

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19 PART 13 - THE PARADE TECHNICAL & HISTORICAL QUIZ TROPHIES (Formerly known as The Robert Bosch Tech Quiz) For many years, this award was donated by The Robert Bosch Company and is now given to the person who receives the highest overall score on the Men s Technical & Historic Quiz. This award has been presented continuously since In , a Women s award was added for the ladies' highest score.

20 PART 14 - THE PCA ZONE REPRESENTATIVES' AWARD This award is presented by the Zone Representatives to individuals within PCA whom, in the opinion of the thirteen Zone Representatives, have distinguished themselves by outstanding contributions to the Porsche Club of America, Inc. The PCA Zone Representatives' Award is made solely at the discretion of the Zone Representatives. This unique award may or may not be given annually. THE PCA ZONE REPRESENTATIVES' AWARD WINNERS Bud Behrens Sacramento Valley Zone Rep/National Safety Chair Prescott Kelly Connecticut Valley Past National PCA President Bob Gutjahr Chesapeake RegionFocus Editor & Policy Committee Chair Tim Fleming (posthumously) Sacramento Valley Zone Rep/National Treasurer Nominee Phillip Doty Bluegrass National Procedures Chair (RPM editor) Pete Tremper Schattenbaum National Driver Education Chair Bob Miller Cimarron Past National PCA President Lanean Hughes (posthumously) Maverick National Awards Chair Ruben & Janet Ledesma Gold Coast National Historian; 50th Anniversary Program Coordinator Leonard Turner Peachstate National Policy Comm. Chairman Connie Waldrop Kansas City National Parade Banquets Chair Monte Smith Intermountain PCA Treasurer/Club Race Chairman Ruth Harte Potomac PCA Executive Secretary (retired) Allan Caldwell Pacific Northwest Tech Committee Member Judy Hendrickson North Country National Membership Chairwoman Judy & John Boles Connecticut Valley Past National PCA President & First Spouse Larry Wilson Sacramento Valley PCA Newsletter Committee Chair Don Murray Pacific Northwest Zone 6 Representative Alan Friedman Potomac Club Race Chairman Drayton James Alabama Former National PCA Vice President Angie Herring Upper Canada Region Membership Chairwoman Ruth Harte Potomac PCA Executive Secretary Bruce Anderson Golden Gate PCA Technical Chairman Charles Davis Maverick PCA Competition Rules Chairman Photo courtesy of PCNA 19

21 PART 15 - THE NATIONAL MEMBERSHIP AWARDS COMPETITION In order to stimulate Regions to focus on membership recruitment, PCA established a National Membership Competition with a perpetual trophy, and cash awards to be presented at the Porsche Parade. The winner is determined by a formula with the Region having the highest index being the winner. A second category was later added to recognize the Region with the highest actual net growth. The National Membership Committee administers the contest. The Guidelines: 1. The Campaign year runs annually from January 1st to December 31st. 2. Your Region must have been chartered as of December 31 of the prior year to be eligible. (i.e., December 31, for Campaign Year January 1, December 31, ) 3. The cutoff date for receiving new member applications will be December 31st of each year. All applications and renewals for membership that expire on December 31 each year must be RECEIVED in the National Office by the close of business on that day. If the 31st falls on a weekend, then it is highly advisable to insure your membership applications reach the PCA National Office prior to that Friday. 4. Memberships received from all sources are eligible. This includes inquiries from our advertisements in various magazines, members brought in by existing members, the internet, etc. 5. Should a Region no longer be chartered during the course of a Membership Contest year, the starting count of the Region(s) gaining the territory of the dechartered Region will be adjusted to reflect the members from the transferred territory of the dechartered Region. 6. In the event a Region gives up territory for the creation of a new Region, the donor Region membership count, as of the start of the contest, will be adjusted downward by the number of members transferring to the new Region, at the time of its chartering, from the donor Region who were members of the donor Region at the time of the start of the membership contest. There are two categories: 1. The Index Category: The winner is determined by a formula which equalizes the opportunity for any Region to win for the Index Category and is calculated as follows: INDEX = Growth x ( x Beginning Size) + ( x the square root of Beginning Size) 2. The Actual Growth Category: The Region with the largest actual growth is the winner of the Actual Growth Category and is determined by the following formula: End size - Beginning Size = Actual Growth NOTE: A Region can only win one category in any given year. Should the same Region actually have both the largest actual growth and the highest index, they will be declared ineligible for one, and only awarded the trophy/prize for the other category. 20

22For more information, contact the Membership Chair, listed in back of PANORAMA under Any Questions? For the current contest, the period covered is the previous calendar year. Photo courtesy of Vu Nguyen 21

23 PART 16 - THE BETTY JO TURNER AWARD FOR NEWSLETTER EXCELLENCE/THE PAUL HEINMILLER MEMORIAL TROPHY The Paul Heinmiller Memorial Trophy was previously awarded to the Region newsletter judged to be the most outstanding for the year, as part of the PCA Newsletter Contest. The Heinmiller Memorial Award was donated in by the Porsche+Audi Division of Volkswagen of America. Mr. Heinmiller was a past National Vice President. Under Mr. Heinmiller's leadership, PANORAMA became a professionally executed publication both in physical lay-out and graphic art, as well as in refinement of its contents. Almost every Region has members who belong to PCA because of PANORAMA and who continue to renew their memberships to receive what has become the finest single-marque, club-sponsored publication in the world. The Betty Jo Turner Newsletter Award was created in to recognize retiring PORSCHE PANORAMA Editor Betty Jo Turner. This award replaced the Paul Heinmiller Memorial Trophy, which was retired. Betty Jo earned a degree in music from Wesleyan College and first became aware of Porsches in She saw legendary Porsche racer Bob Holbert win at Virginia International Raceway and became an enthusiast. She later became active in reviving the Peachstate Region in the late 's, even hand painted name tags for the Region. She personally signed up actor Steve McQueen as a Peachstate member. Betty Jo was named Associate PORSCHE PANORAMA editor in December and wrote for PANORAMA in that capacity. She became Editor of PANORAMA in November At that time, it was just a page magazine, mostly in black and white, with limited color print. She continued the professional development of PANORAMA, as begun by Paul Heinmiller. Under her stewardship, the magazine evolved into a well-respected magazine with over pages per issue, coated, full-color covers, internal use of color, digital printing, yet is produced at less cost per member than any comparable magazine. PANORAMA has won numerous automotive journalism awards under her management. Porsche Factory executives read each month's issue. Betty Jo was adept at adopting new ideas for form and content and used demographic surveys to be responsive to the Club membership, producing a magazine which covers broader aspects of Porsche history and ownership, rather than just local Region activities. Not content to just write about Porsches, the garage of her and her husband, Leonard, have included a SC (daughter Lynn was partially raised in bassinet on its back deck), a , a Carrera, and multiple , , and examples. She has contributed to numerous articles and a book, wrote the historical introduction to Linda Lewis' book, The Fine Art of the Sports Car, and has served as a historical resource for both Porsche and PCA. Betty Jo made many personal friends within PCA, Porsche Cars North America, and the Porsche Factory, all of whom have provided considerable material for the magazine. She has conducted and published interviews with Porsche family members, including Ferry, Peter, Wolfgang, Butzi, and Gerd; factory executives (such as Ernst Furmann and Peter Schutz); engineers (such as Helmuth Bott), the legendary Husche von Hanstein, and many others, including PCA founder Bill Sholar. Betty Jo was first winner of Bill Sholar Award in , for outstanding contributions by a PCA National Staff member. She was named co-grand Marshal (along with the head of PCNA) for the Rennsport Reunion and was the keynote speaker. For the PCA Newsletter Contest, Regions compete in one of five classes, based on Region membership as of December 31st of the competition year. Basing the classes on Region membership is intended to ensure that Regions competing for the five separate class awards have reasonably equal resources. The Betty Jo Turner Award for Newsletter Excellence does not duplicate any of the class awards. The evaluation criteria are: Information and Navigation, Overall Layout & Appearance, Editorial Commentary, Event Publicity & Follow-Up, Photography and/or artwork (Illustrations, Clipart), Technical Articles & Automotive Tips, Availability in Digital Format to Members, Features & Article Contributions from Members, and General Scope and Variety. Top editors from around the country are selected to help with the judging of other Regions' newsletters. They assign scores for each category. Points are given for the number of issues published by the Region during the year. Once class winners have been decided, the top entry from each class is then re-evaluated by a second set of judges to determine the overall winner of the Betty Jo Turner Award for Newsletter Excellence. Wendy Shoffit is the National Newsletter Chair and may be reached for additional information at Santa Fe Trail, Irving, TX

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25 PART 17 - THE PCA REGION & ZONE WEBSITE CONTEST Annually, PCA conducts a contest in which competing Region and Zone websites are judged for editorial excellence, design effectiveness, user friendliness, up-to-date content, and its usefulness to the Region and its members. The PCA Website Committee administers the contest. All PCA Regions and Zones are encouraged to participate and submit their websites for judging. Contest rules and guidelines will be published on the www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar website. Go to National Awards in the Forms & Documents section under Regions on www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar The deadline for entry submission is April 1, with judging in May. The current Website Contest is an on-line, web-form entry system, eliminating the prior unwieldy pdf. entry forms. Regions compete in one of five contest classes, based on membership size, according to the PCA national membership records as of December 31st of the specified year. Zone websites will be judged in their own class. A group of judges, PCA members with distinguished web-writing, editing and design experience, will evaluate each website entered and assign a score for the following categories: 1. User-friendly navigation, allowing the user to easily find information on the site 2. Effective use of color, graphic design elements, and photos to enhance the users' online experience 3. Homepage with obvious links to PCA Zone (if applicable) and www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar (For Zone websites, links to member Regions, www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar and to the other PCA Zone websites.) 4. Site is up-to-date. Content must include current event/calendar information 5. Calendar page displaying Region's and/or Zone's upcoming events 6. Link to the PCA National Calendar: 7. Region or Zone Officer Contact Page (with contact information for each officer) 8. User-friendly photo-gallery (ability to download photos, allow for user comments, etc.) 9. Recent (with add-date info) news, events, personality or tech feature Region newsletter online About Us page describing the flavor and event-emphasis of the Region or Zone with an emphasis on enticing new members History page detailing history of the Region or Zone with representative historical photos and some narrative educating its users on the origins and early activities of the Region or Zone Easily accessed and user-friendly online event registration (either with a Region- or Zonecreated online form or through a recognized online registration firm such as, but not limited to, www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar or www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar) On-line Goodie Store Professionally displayed (balanced, aesthetically appealing layout) and effective links to Region or Zone sponsors and supporters Effective integration of social media (such as Facebook, YouTube or Twitter) Join PCA link and page describing the advantages of joining PCA Page for member submission guidelines for both website and newsletter Classified ads Link and page for Region reference materials (such as event chair guidelines, autocross maps, etc.) Tie-breaker: Describe how your website has contributed to member recruitment and retention. 24

26 The scores from the judges will be totaled for each entry, and awards are given to the top finishers in each class, dependent upon the number of entries. Judges will provide written feedback and suggestions for improvement to each Webmaster who enters the contest. Because of the nature of the web, Webmasters may update their website's content and design at any point during the year, including the allotted judging period. However, the judges' scores are based on the Region website's online view, as the judge is scoring. Webmasters may not request the judging wait until a new feature is added, or an old one is deleted. These are the basic guidelines for the current year, but note that these recommendations are continually evolving. Web based communication is a fluid and dynamic force and Regions need to keep changing with it. Technologies are rapidly evolving, as are the expectations of our users. Webmasters need to continually monitor the pulse of the web and any trends and to stay current with the expectations of the visitors to the site. The PCA Best Overall Region Website Trophy is awarded to the Region website given the highest total score by the judges. This award does not duplicate any of the class winners. This will be for the website with the highest overall score, regardless of class. The best overall site will then be separated from its class and the next highest scoring site will be designed first in class, with all other ranked sites in class moving up one place. The PCA Best Overall Region Website perpetual trophy is retained at PCA headquarters, inscribed with each winning Region's name. A separate keeper trophy will be awarded to each winning Webmaster. Zone websites are not be eligible for this award. Finally, please remember the PCA website contest is designed as a contest among Regions for the purposes of comparison and friendly rivalry. Even carefully judged contests of this nature will be subjective. The real value of any Region website is to effectively serve its members, Region, and Zone. The current Website Contest Chair is Don Roof. He may be contacted at ; PCA BEST OVERALL REGION WEBSITE WINNERS; Susanne Juby Niagara Jeffrey Walton Riesentoter Region Kathleen Lennon Alpine Mountain Region ; PCA BEST ZONE WEBSITE; Zone 1 Jennifer Webb Zone 9 Sean Cridland Zone 8 Ken Short Zone 8 Tom Brown Class 1 (To 99 Members) Class 2 ( Members) Class 3 ( Members) Class 4 ( Members) Class 5 (+ Members) ; PCA ANNUAL WEBSITE FIRST PLACE AWARD WINNERS; Region Webmaster Class 1 Yellowstone Ked Nilsen Class 2 Sonnenschein Keith Boring Class 3 Roadrunner Ann Mulhern Class 4 Sacramento Valley John Murphy Class 5 Riesentoter Jeffrey Walton Region Webmaster Class 1 Yellowstone Ked Nilsen Class 2 High Desert Jesse Felder Class 3 Roadrunner Tony Richey Class 4 Sacramento Valley John Murphy Class 5 Upper Canada Richard Shepard 25

27as a National Officer, or as a member of the PCA National Staff. It is intended as a formal Thank You for service rendered to the Club and its Regions by members who have put in their personal time and effort, without compensation. These certificates are given out to the recipients during the Porsche Parade, at one of the major award ceremonies, in recognition and appreciation of their service. 26

28 PART 19 - PRIOR PORSCHE PARADE AWARDS THE HOFFMAN PARADE CUP (Award discontinued ) The Hoffman Parade Cup was presented to the person who accumulated the highest overall score in the Parade Rally, Autocross, and Concours d'elegance. Each of these event scores was based on a maximum attainable score of points. The award was presented for the last time at the 23rd Parade at Aspen, Colorado in The PCA Board of Directors voted to discontinue the award at the July meeting in Aspen, Colorado and it is now on display in the PCA National Office in Columbia, Maryland. THE HOFFMAN PARADE CUP WINNER John Case Eastern Pennsylvania Art Bartholomee Potomac Ernest Jacobs Metro New York Ken Lundgren Chicago-Milwaukee Horst Swighofer Iowa Bob Nelson Central Florida Bob Garrettson Golden Gate John Kent Connecticut Valley Al Tiedemann Chesapeake Don Clark San Diego Dick Osgood Golden Gate Bill Randle Rocky Mountain Edward Pass Northeast Joe Reitmeir Golden Gate Joe Harper Potomac Bob Garrettson Golden Gate Phoebe Harper Potomac Dick Wallace Golden Gate Bob Little Monterey Bay John Williamson Los Angeles Norm Martin Golden Gate John Williamson Los Angeles Dale Dorjath Golden Gate THE MANHATTAN CONCOURS D'ELEGANCE TROPHY (Discontinued ) This award, known just as the Manhattan, was presented to the owner(s) of the highest placing car in the Parade Concours d'elegance. No Concours was held at the first Parade, but one had been held every year since, starting with the Parade. This award was discontinued by the Executive Council in April , and was last awarded at the Parade in Portland, Oregon.

29 THE JOHN WILLIAMS TROPHY (Discontinued ) This award was presented to the woman who accomplishes the highest overall score in the Parade Rally, Autocross, and Concours d'elegance. This award was first given at the Parade and was discontinued after the Parade. THE JOHN WILLIAMS TROPHY WINNERS Phoebe Harper Potomac Sharon Evans Golden Gate Phoebe Harper Potomac D'Anne Carleton Golden Gate Joyce Gladle Central New York Merrie Williamson Los Angeles Diane Sanders Kentucky Lynne Smith Los Angeles Debe Seare Intermountain Photo courtesy of Vu Nguyen PARADE CHAIRPERSON'S TROPHY (Discontinued after the Parade at Keystone, Colorado.) This traveling trophy was awarded annually to the Parade Chair or Co-Chairs for their efforts in hosting that year's Porsche Parade. The trophy contains the engraved names of all Parade Chairs from PCA retired this trophy in , when the National Parade Committee took responsibility for managing Parades. The trophy is now on display at the PCA National Office. For a complete list of all Parade Chairs and Co-Chairs, see page