PCA Sim Racing’s longest-running events are the “Series” races. Starting with a modest grid size, the Series is held in the first quarter and fourth quarter of each year. It has been the best attended of all PCA Sim Racing activities and has grown to 5 classes, with around 250 participants expected for Series 9.
by Dean Chapman, Northern New Jersey Region PCA
Hello, racers! I wanted to relate a quick summer story in this edition of Dean’s List. After the season 8 dust settled, I was left with a hankering to make use of all the 992 Cup car skills I’d picked up. I asked Gary Reiss, Lee Binkley, and Dante Tonello to join forces for the PCA team races-competing under the Team Spanners flag in the 992 and as a side benefit, we decided it’d be fun to carry on racing together in the weekly iRacing Porsche 992 Cup Fixed series.
We practiced and
Installment 15
by Dean Chapman, Northern New Jersey Region PCA
Congratulations, you have found yourself in the pole position on the Dean’s List!
The Dean’s List is the place for me to ask questions of fellow PCA Sim Racing competitors, hopefully gleaning tidbits of information about their likes, dislikes, and equipment.
Installment 15 is a fast one! We welcome this winner’s selection of Podium step heroes, champions, and fast closing speedsters. You’ll find their interviews compelling and enlightening.
Get ready for a fast ride through the PCA regions for some more SIMtastic facts.
PCA Region: Great Plains
Car: 2007 Cayman base 5-speed
“I’m currently serving Active Duty
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by Dean Chapman, Northern New Jersey Region PCA
Michael Coholich, PCA Region: Great Plains. Car: 2007 Cayman base 5-speed
Garrett Taylor, PCA Region: Kansas City. Car: Radical SR3 RSX
Jochem Bakker, PCA Region: California Inland. Car: 2017 Porsche Cayman S
Terrence Tong, PCA Region: Upper Canada. Car: 2016 GT4
Travis Brodie, PCA Region: Palmetto Region. Car: 1992 Porsche 911 Carrera 2 Coupe
Michael Coholich, “Practice! Detailed practice! Practice with someone way
Take note..implement these Tips into your SIM racing and you will be golden.
Todays professors of the track;
Gabriel Albano, Gold Coast, 2015- Cayman S.
Tristan Bayless, Redwood Region Zone 7, 1968- 912 “Outlaw”
David Glenn, Texas Hill Country, 2013- Boxster.
Shea McNeely, Oregon Region, 1985- 944
by Dean Chapman, Northern New Jersey Region PCA
Gabriel Albano, “Go to the bathroom, make sure I have a full glass of water.”
Tristan Bayless, “Bathroom. Water nearby. Stream all set to go. Social media updated with going live alerts. Emergency snack nearby. Background applications closed. Cat located in case she
by Dean Chapman, Northern New Jersey Region PCA
You have found yourself on the pole position at the Dean’s List!
The Dean’s List is the place for me to ask questions of fellow PCA Sim Racing competitors, hopefully gleaning tidbits of information about their likes, dislikes, and equipment.
This installment 14 is marked by some very interesting facts. Our guest of honor is Gabriel Albano. He, of the VERY lowest iRacing number currently owned by all our PCA sim racing members! (A fact – Gabriel used to run with Tron)
Joining Gabriel, we have two ‘new to us’ members
by Dean Chapman, Northern New Jersey Region PCA
Dean Chapman, “Trip to the loo, ensure the kids+wife leave me alone, switch off the phone!”
Dean Chapman, “Be courteous, check black box relatives..”
Dean Chapman, “Get too hyper pumped”
Dean Chapman, “Re-enter track before checking black box/ dive bomb stupid corners that are NOT for overtaking/ keep an open mic in discord or iRacing
by Dean Chapman, Northern New Jersey Region PCA
You have found yourself on the pole position at the Dean’s List!
The Dean’s List is the place for me to ask questions of fellow PCA Sim Racing competitors, hopefully gleaning tidbits of information about their likes, dislikes, and equipment.
Today’s installment 13 is a special one…yes, I’ve interviewed myself!
I grabbed the Number 13 installment to match my car number.
After a series of unfortunate incidents during Series 6- From one race to another, I was wrecked, ran into, wiped out, and generally suffered at the hands of others. I count
