Unleash Your Porsche’s Potential

Experience the thrill of driving your Porsche as it was meant to be driven.

Nord Stern’s High-Performance Driver Education (DE) events offer structured, controlled environments for all driving enthusiasts. Safely explore your car’s capabilities, build your skills, and connect with fellow Porsche owners.

Event Structure

Participants are grouped by experience and speed to separate newcomers from advanced drivers. Run groups range in size from 20-30 cars and are allowed on track at scheduled times. A typical session runs about 20-30 minutes. Safety teams, corner workers, race control and club supervision are always present. Don’t miss the happy hour once the track goes cold!

Prior Training is Required

Accepted programs and certification:

• Nord Stern’s Driver Training program
• Other PCA region’s DT programs
• DT from recognized clubs such as Audi, BMW or Corvette
• Some national schools like Skip Barber and Bondurant
• Holders of active racing licenses from sanctioned bodies

If you are a visitor to Nord Stern, submit a copy of your certification/event history or have your Chief Driving Instructor contact Nord Stern’s Registrar, DE Chair or Chief Driving Instructor.

Pre-event Preparation Requirements

• Vehicle tech inspection: Have a qualified shop inspect your car and complete the Nord Stern tech form as described here
• Helmet: Certified Snell SA2015 or newer helmet; closed-face recommended
• Clothing: Cotton shirt, long cotton pants, and closed-toe shoes. Avoid synthetic fabrics; no shorts
• Knowledge: Familiarize yourself with track flags and turn-by-turn descriptions
• Car: A Porsche is not required but you know this is what they were built for, right?
  Any well-maintained vehicle that passes the PCA tech inspection is welcome.

Registration

Sign up at www.ClubRegistration.net. For assistance, contact Nord Stern’s Registrar via email.

Approximately 30 days before the event, you’ll receive a confirmation with your car number assignment.  Display this number on both sides and either the hood or the upper corner of the passenger-side windshield.