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McDonalds

November 6 @ 11:56 am

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Date: November 6, 2025
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11:56 am

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McDonalds
617 Boston Post Rd
Guilford, CT 06437 United States + Google Map

About us

The Connecticut Valley Region (CVR) of The Porsche Club of America (PCA) was founded in 1959. We enjoy the comfort of good friends and good conversation, and we praise to a fault the world’s finest automobile. We race one another, show our prized cars, and conduct rallies, autocrosses and tours. “IT’S NOT JUST THE CARS, IT’S THE PEOPLE.”

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Fuel up + roll out
Join us Saturday, Nov 8 at 9 a.m. in Kent for the Connecticut Valley Region PCA coffee run — we’re heading to Millbrook Classics in Millbrook, NY for a shop tour and custom CNC swag 🔥
Save the date — it’s not just the cars, it’s the people. #CVRPCA #PorscheLife #CoffeeRun

https://cvrpca.com/event/nov-8-millbrook-coffee-run/

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Fuel up + roll out Join us Saturday, Nov 8 at 9 a.m. in Kent for the Connecticut Valley Region PCA coffee run — we’re heading to Millbrook Classics in Millbrook, NY for a shop tour and custom CNC swag 🔥 Save the date — it’s not just the cars, it’s the people. #CVRPCA #PorscheLife #CoffeeRun https://cvrpca.com/event/nov-8-millbrook-coffee-run/

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We had so much fun this past Sunday! Porsches and Pints did not disappoint 😎🏎️

#CVRPCA #Connecticut #porscheclub #cars

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We had so much fun this past Sunday! Porsches and Pints did not disappoint 😎🏎️ #CVRPCA #Connecticut #porscheclub #cars

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Perfect morning ☀️🏎️

#cvr #porsche #cars #cvrpca

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Perfect morning ☀️🏎️ #cvr #porsche #cars #cvrpca

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More pictures from CVR’s 52nd Annual People’s Choice Concours at the Farmington Polo Grounds. Photo credit to Paul Roth. #cvrpca

More pictures from CVR’s 52nd Annual People’s Choice Concours at the Farmington Polo Grounds. Photo credit to Paul Roth. #cvrpca

More pictures from CVR’s 52nd Annual People’s Choice Concours at the Farmington Polo Grounds. Photo credit to Paul Roth. #cvrpca

More pictures from CVR’s 52nd Annual People’s Choice Concours at the Farmington Polo Grounds. Photo credit to Paul Roth. #cvrpca

More pictures from CVR’s 52nd Annual People’s Choice Concours at the Farmington Polo Grounds. Photo credit to Paul Roth. #cvrpca

More pictures from CVR’s 52nd Annual People’s Choice Concours at the Farmington Polo Grounds. Photo credit to Paul Roth. #cvrpca

More pictures from CVR’s 52nd Annual People’s Choice Concours at the Farmington Polo Grounds. Photo credit to Paul Roth. #cvrpca

More pictures from CVR’s 52nd Annual People’s Choice Concours at the Farmington Polo Grounds. Photo credit to Paul Roth. #cvrpca

More pictures from CVR’s 52nd Annual People’s Choice Concours at the Farmington Polo Grounds. Photo credit to Paul Roth. #cvrpca

More pictures from CVR’s 52nd Annual People’s Choice Concours at the Farmington Polo Grounds. Photo credit to Paul Roth. #cvrpca

More pictures from CVR’s 52nd Annual People’s Choice Concours at the Farmington Polo Grounds. Photo credit to Paul Roth. #cvrpca

More pictures from CVR’s 52nd Annual People’s Choice Concours at the Farmington Polo Grounds. Photo credit to Paul Roth. #cvrpca

More pictures from CVR’s 52nd Annual People’s Choice Concours at the Farmington Polo Grounds. Photo credit to Paul Roth. #cvrpca

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More pictures from CVR’s 52nd Annual People’s Choice Concours at the Farmington Polo Grounds. Photo credit to Paul Roth. #cvrpca

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This week’s Featured Female Driver Friday is a familiar face behind the scenes, Sofia Felgate!
I’ve had the pleasure of running CVR PCA’s social media this season along side Brian Ruggiero, capturing events, stories, and the incredible people who make our region so special. From Track Days to Monthly Meetings, it’s been amazing to highlight the energy and community that defines CVR.
I wasn’t born into the motorsports world — I found my way into it. Growing up during COVID and moving between different high schools, the car community was the one place that always felt like home. I loved all the little things that made it unique — from the people and stories to the shared passion that brings everyone together.
I actually grew up with my Boxster. I used to be able to squeeze in the center console and make a makeshift seat. A family member gave it to me as a high school graduation gift — with a blown engine — and said, “If you can fix it, you can have it.” The car sat for a couple of years, but then with a lot of help from my partner, Bela, we found a motor and got it running this past March. We gave it a second life. Since then I’ve driven it over 10,000 miles.
I’m currently studying Business at the University of Connecticut in Storrs. While college keeps me busy, the car community has always been my constant.
This year, I competed in two Autocrosses, drove on the FCP Proving Grounds, and even took on the big track at Lime Rock Park — where I now intern with their Drivers Club. Each experience has deepened my love for driving and the people who make this community what it is.
I’m so thankful for CVR and everyone I’ve met along the way. I’m counting down the days until winter is over. I can’t wait to see you all at the track, autocross, monthly meetings, and everything in between

This week’s Featured Female Driver Friday is a familiar face behind the scenes, Sofia Felgate!
I’ve had the pleasure of running CVR PCA’s social media this season along side Brian Ruggiero, capturing events, stories, and the incredible people who make our region so special. From Track Days to Monthly Meetings, it’s been amazing to highlight the energy and community that defines CVR.
I wasn’t born into the motorsports world — I found my way into it. Growing up during COVID and moving between different high schools, the car community was the one place that always felt like home. I loved all the little things that made it unique — from the people and stories to the shared passion that brings everyone together.
I actually grew up with my Boxster. I used to be able to squeeze in the center console and make a makeshift seat. A family member gave it to me as a high school graduation gift — with a blown engine — and said, “If you can fix it, you can have it.” The car sat for a couple of years, but then with a lot of help from my partner, Bela, we found a motor and got it running this past March. We gave it a second life. Since then I’ve driven it over 10,000 miles.
I’m currently studying Business at the University of Connecticut in Storrs. While college keeps me busy, the car community has always been my constant.
This year, I competed in two Autocrosses, drove on the FCP Proving Grounds, and even took on the big track at Lime Rock Park — where I now intern with their Drivers Club. Each experience has deepened my love for driving and the people who make this community what it is.
I’m so thankful for CVR and everyone I’ve met along the way. I’m counting down the days until winter is over. I can’t wait to see you all at the track, autocross, monthly meetings, and everything in between

This week’s Featured Female Driver Friday is a familiar face behind the scenes, Sofia Felgate!
I’ve had the pleasure of running CVR PCA’s social media this season along side Brian Ruggiero, capturing events, stories, and the incredible people who make our region so special. From Track Days to Monthly Meetings, it’s been amazing to highlight the energy and community that defines CVR.
I wasn’t born into the motorsports world — I found my way into it. Growing up during COVID and moving between different high schools, the car community was the one place that always felt like home. I loved all the little things that made it unique — from the people and stories to the shared passion that brings everyone together.
I actually grew up with my Boxster. I used to be able to squeeze in the center console and make a makeshift seat. A family member gave it to me as a high school graduation gift — with a blown engine — and said, “If you can fix it, you can have it.” The car sat for a couple of years, but then with a lot of help from my partner, Bela, we found a motor and got it running this past March. We gave it a second life. Since then I’ve driven it over 10,000 miles.
I’m currently studying Business at the University of Connecticut in Storrs. While college keeps me busy, the car community has always been my constant.
This year, I competed in two Autocrosses, drove on the FCP Proving Grounds, and even took on the big track at Lime Rock Park — where I now intern with their Drivers Club. Each experience has deepened my love for driving and the people who make this community what it is.
I’m so thankful for CVR and everyone I’ve met along the way. I’m counting down the days until winter is over. I can’t wait to see you all at the track, autocross, monthly meetings, and everything in between

This week’s Featured Female Driver Friday is a familiar face behind the scenes, Sofia Felgate!
I’ve had the pleasure of running CVR PCA’s social media this season along side Brian Ruggiero, capturing events, stories, and the incredible people who make our region so special. From Track Days to Monthly Meetings, it’s been amazing to highlight the energy and community that defines CVR.
I wasn’t born into the motorsports world — I found my way into it. Growing up during COVID and moving between different high schools, the car community was the one place that always felt like home. I loved all the little things that made it unique — from the people and stories to the shared passion that brings everyone together.
I actually grew up with my Boxster. I used to be able to squeeze in the center console and make a makeshift seat. A family member gave it to me as a high school graduation gift — with a blown engine — and said, “If you can fix it, you can have it.” The car sat for a couple of years, but then with a lot of help from my partner, Bela, we found a motor and got it running this past March. We gave it a second life. Since then I’ve driven it over 10,000 miles.
I’m currently studying Business at the University of Connecticut in Storrs. While college keeps me busy, the car community has always been my constant.
This year, I competed in two Autocrosses, drove on the FCP Proving Grounds, and even took on the big track at Lime Rock Park — where I now intern with their Drivers Club. Each experience has deepened my love for driving and the people who make this community what it is.
I’m so thankful for CVR and everyone I’ve met along the way. I’m counting down the days until winter is over. I can’t wait to see you all at the track, autocross, monthly meetings, and everything in between

This week’s Featured Female Driver Friday is a familiar face behind the scenes, Sofia Felgate!
I’ve had the pleasure of running CVR PCA’s social media this season along side Brian Ruggiero, capturing events, stories, and the incredible people who make our region so special. From Track Days to Monthly Meetings, it’s been amazing to highlight the energy and community that defines CVR.
I wasn’t born into the motorsports world — I found my way into it. Growing up during COVID and moving between different high schools, the car community was the one place that always felt like home. I loved all the little things that made it unique — from the people and stories to the shared passion that brings everyone together.
I actually grew up with my Boxster. I used to be able to squeeze in the center console and make a makeshift seat. A family member gave it to me as a high school graduation gift — with a blown engine — and said, “If you can fix it, you can have it.” The car sat for a couple of years, but then with a lot of help from my partner, Bela, we found a motor and got it running this past March. We gave it a second life. Since then I’ve driven it over 10,000 miles.
I’m currently studying Business at the University of Connecticut in Storrs. While college keeps me busy, the car community has always been my constant.
This year, I competed in two Autocrosses, drove on the FCP Proving Grounds, and even took on the big track at Lime Rock Park — where I now intern with their Drivers Club. Each experience has deepened my love for driving and the people who make this community what it is.
I’m so thankful for CVR and everyone I’ve met along the way. I’m counting down the days until winter is over. I can’t wait to see you all at the track, autocross, monthly meetings, and everything in between

This week’s Featured Female Driver Friday is a familiar face behind the scenes, Sofia Felgate!
I’ve had the pleasure of running CVR PCA’s social media this season along side Brian Ruggiero, capturing events, stories, and the incredible people who make our region so special. From Track Days to Monthly Meetings, it’s been amazing to highlight the energy and community that defines CVR.
I wasn’t born into the motorsports world — I found my way into it. Growing up during COVID and moving between different high schools, the car community was the one place that always felt like home. I loved all the little things that made it unique — from the people and stories to the shared passion that brings everyone together.
I actually grew up with my Boxster. I used to be able to squeeze in the center console and make a makeshift seat. A family member gave it to me as a high school graduation gift — with a blown engine — and said, “If you can fix it, you can have it.” The car sat for a couple of years, but then with a lot of help from my partner, Bela, we found a motor and got it running this past March. We gave it a second life. Since then I’ve driven it over 10,000 miles.
I’m currently studying Business at the University of Connecticut in Storrs. While college keeps me busy, the car community has always been my constant.
This year, I competed in two Autocrosses, drove on the FCP Proving Grounds, and even took on the big track at Lime Rock Park — where I now intern with their Drivers Club. Each experience has deepened my love for driving and the people who make this community what it is.
I’m so thankful for CVR and everyone I’ve met along the way. I’m counting down the days until winter is over. I can’t wait to see you all at the track, autocross, monthly meetings, and everything in between

This week’s Featured Female Driver Friday is a familiar face behind the scenes, Sofia Felgate!
I’ve had the pleasure of running CVR PCA’s social media this season along side Brian Ruggiero, capturing events, stories, and the incredible people who make our region so special. From Track Days to Monthly Meetings, it’s been amazing to highlight the energy and community that defines CVR.
I wasn’t born into the motorsports world — I found my way into it. Growing up during COVID and moving between different high schools, the car community was the one place that always felt like home. I loved all the little things that made it unique — from the people and stories to the shared passion that brings everyone together.
I actually grew up with my Boxster. I used to be able to squeeze in the center console and make a makeshift seat. A family member gave it to me as a high school graduation gift — with a blown engine — and said, “If you can fix it, you can have it.” The car sat for a couple of years, but then with a lot of help from my partner, Bela, we found a motor and got it running this past March. We gave it a second life. Since then I’ve driven it over 10,000 miles.
I’m currently studying Business at the University of Connecticut in Storrs. While college keeps me busy, the car community has always been my constant.
This year, I competed in two Autocrosses, drove on the FCP Proving Grounds, and even took on the big track at Lime Rock Park — where I now intern with their Drivers Club. Each experience has deepened my love for driving and the people who make this community what it is.
I’m so thankful for CVR and everyone I’ve met along the way. I’m counting down the days until winter is over. I can’t wait to see you all at the track, autocross, monthly meetings, and everything in between

This week’s Featured Female Driver Friday is a familiar face behind the scenes, Sofia Felgate!
I’ve had the pleasure of running CVR PCA’s social media this season along side Brian Ruggiero, capturing events, stories, and the incredible people who make our region so special. From Track Days to Monthly Meetings, it’s been amazing to highlight the energy and community that defines CVR.
I wasn’t born into the motorsports world — I found my way into it. Growing up during COVID and moving between different high schools, the car community was the one place that always felt like home. I loved all the little things that made it unique — from the people and stories to the shared passion that brings everyone together.
I actually grew up with my Boxster. I used to be able to squeeze in the center console and make a makeshift seat. A family member gave it to me as a high school graduation gift — with a blown engine — and said, “If you can fix it, you can have it.” The car sat for a couple of years, but then with a lot of help from my partner, Bela, we found a motor and got it running this past March. We gave it a second life. Since then I’ve driven it over 10,000 miles.
I’m currently studying Business at the University of Connecticut in Storrs. While college keeps me busy, the car community has always been my constant.
This year, I competed in two Autocrosses, drove on the FCP Proving Grounds, and even took on the big track at Lime Rock Park — where I now intern with their Drivers Club. Each experience has deepened my love for driving and the people who make this community what it is.
I’m so thankful for CVR and everyone I’ve met along the way. I’m counting down the days until winter is over. I can’t wait to see you all at the track, autocross, monthly meetings, and everything in between

This week’s Featured Female Driver Friday is a familiar face behind the scenes, Sofia Felgate!
I’ve had the pleasure of running CVR PCA’s social media this season along side Brian Ruggiero, capturing events, stories, and the incredible people who make our region so special. From Track Days to Monthly Meetings, it’s been amazing to highlight the energy and community that defines CVR.
I wasn’t born into the motorsports world — I found my way into it. Growing up during COVID and moving between different high schools, the car community was the one place that always felt like home. I loved all the little things that made it unique — from the people and stories to the shared passion that brings everyone together.
I actually grew up with my Boxster. I used to be able to squeeze in the center console and make a makeshift seat. A family member gave it to me as a high school graduation gift — with a blown engine — and said, “If you can fix it, you can have it.” The car sat for a couple of years, but then with a lot of help from my partner, Bela, we found a motor and got it running this past March. We gave it a second life. Since then I’ve driven it over 10,000 miles.
I’m currently studying Business at the University of Connecticut in Storrs. While college keeps me busy, the car community has always been my constant.
This year, I competed in two Autocrosses, drove on the FCP Proving Grounds, and even took on the big track at Lime Rock Park — where I now intern with their Drivers Club. Each experience has deepened my love for driving and the people who make this community what it is.
I’m so thankful for CVR and everyone I’ve met along the way. I’m counting down the days until winter is over. I can’t wait to see you all at the track, autocross, monthly meetings, and everything in between

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This week’s Featured Female Driver Friday is a familiar face behind the scenes, Sofia Felgate! I’ve had the pleasure of running CVR PCA’s social media this season along side Brian Ruggiero, capturing events, stories, and the incredible people who make our region so special. From Track Days to Monthly Meetings, it’s been amazing to highlight the energy and community that defines CVR. I wasn’t born into the motorsports world — I found my way into it. Growing up during COVID and moving between different high schools, the car community was the one place that always felt like home. I loved all the little things that made it unique — from the people and stories to the shared passion that brings everyone together. I actually grew up with my Boxster. I used to be able to squeeze in the center console and make a makeshift seat. A family member gave it to me as a high school graduation gift — with a blown engine — and said, “If you can fix it, you can have it.” The car sat for a couple of years, but then with a lot of help from my partner, Bela, we found a motor and got it running this past March. We gave it a second life. Since then I’ve driven it over 10,000 miles. I’m currently studying Business at the University of Connecticut in Storrs. While college keeps me busy, the car community has always been my constant. This year, I competed in two Autocrosses, drove on the FCP Proving Grounds, and even took on the big track at Lime Rock Park — where I now intern with their Drivers Club. Each experience has deepened my love for driving and the people who make this community what it is. I’m so thankful for CVR and everyone I’ve met along the way. I’m counting down the days until winter is over. I can’t wait to see you all at the track, autocross, monthly meetings, and everything in between

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Calling in backup this halloween weekend 🧛🏻‍♀️👻

#cvrpca #halloween #porsche #limerockpark

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Calling in backup this halloween weekend 🧛🏻‍♀️👻 #cvrpca #halloween #porsche #limerockpark

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Member spotlights from the past few months — celebrating the passion and people that drive CVR🏎️
Read more here
https://cvrpca.com/category/galleries/2025-image-galleries/2025-member-spotlight-galleries/
📸 Photos by Bob Reinckens & Jonathan Hagger

Member spotlights from the past few months — celebrating the passion and people that drive CVR🏎️
Read more here
https://cvrpca.com/category/galleries/2025-image-galleries/2025-member-spotlight-galleries/
📸 Photos by Bob Reinckens & Jonathan Hagger

Member spotlights from the past few months — celebrating the passion and people that drive CVR🏎️
Read more here
https://cvrpca.com/category/galleries/2025-image-galleries/2025-member-spotlight-galleries/
📸 Photos by Bob Reinckens & Jonathan Hagger

Member spotlights from the past few months — celebrating the passion and people that drive CVR🏎️
Read more here
https://cvrpca.com/category/galleries/2025-image-galleries/2025-member-spotlight-galleries/
📸 Photos by Bob Reinckens & Jonathan Hagger

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Member spotlights from the past few months — celebrating the passion and people that drive CVR🏎️ Read more here https://cvrpca.com/category/galleries/2025-image-galleries/2025-member-spotlight-galleries/ 📸 Photos by Bob Reinckens & Jonathan Hagger

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Featured Female Driver Friday, today we a featuring Noelle Marie! Read more below 👇

From 1978 through 1984, Porsche designed a velour fabric called pasha for 911, 924, and 928 models. It was known internally as schachbrett or checkerboard, and was used on the seats and door panels. According to the automaker, the design was in homage to the checkered flag in motorsport races.
The pasha pattern also has an Op Art (optical art) influence. In the early 70s, Porsche Chief Designer Antole “Tony” Lapin was known for his keen fashion sense, and he reportedly wore a check-patterned Op Art scarf to the office one day. Legend has it that the sensation and attention that the scarf generated led to the creation of the pasha interior that is so beloved today.
The pasha pattern is so iconic, Porsche brought it back through The Heritage Design Package Pasha. The 2025 911 Spirit 70 also has a pasha interior.

Featured Female Driver Friday, today we a featuring Noelle Marie! Read more below 👇

From 1978 through 1984, Porsche designed a velour fabric called pasha for 911, 924, and 928 models. It was known internally as schachbrett or checkerboard, and was used on the seats and door panels. According to the automaker, the design was in homage to the checkered flag in motorsport races.
The pasha pattern also has an Op Art (optical art) influence. In the early 70s, Porsche Chief Designer Antole “Tony” Lapin was known for his keen fashion sense, and he reportedly wore a check-patterned Op Art scarf to the office one day. Legend has it that the sensation and attention that the scarf generated led to the creation of the pasha interior that is so beloved today.
The pasha pattern is so iconic, Porsche brought it back through The Heritage Design Package Pasha. The 2025 911 Spirit 70 also has a pasha interior.

Featured Female Driver Friday, today we a featuring Noelle Marie! Read more below 👇

From 1978 through 1984, Porsche designed a velour fabric called pasha for 911, 924, and 928 models. It was known internally as schachbrett or checkerboard, and was used on the seats and door panels. According to the automaker, the design was in homage to the checkered flag in motorsport races.
The pasha pattern also has an Op Art (optical art) influence. In the early 70s, Porsche Chief Designer Antole “Tony” Lapin was known for his keen fashion sense, and he reportedly wore a check-patterned Op Art scarf to the office one day. Legend has it that the sensation and attention that the scarf generated led to the creation of the pasha interior that is so beloved today.
The pasha pattern is so iconic, Porsche brought it back through The Heritage Design Package Pasha. The 2025 911 Spirit 70 also has a pasha interior.

Featured Female Driver Friday, today we a featuring Noelle Marie! Read more below 👇

From 1978 through 1984, Porsche designed a velour fabric called pasha for 911, 924, and 928 models. It was known internally as schachbrett or checkerboard, and was used on the seats and door panels. According to the automaker, the design was in homage to the checkered flag in motorsport races.
The pasha pattern also has an Op Art (optical art) influence. In the early 70s, Porsche Chief Designer Antole “Tony” Lapin was known for his keen fashion sense, and he reportedly wore a check-patterned Op Art scarf to the office one day. Legend has it that the sensation and attention that the scarf generated led to the creation of the pasha interior that is so beloved today.
The pasha pattern is so iconic, Porsche brought it back through The Heritage Design Package Pasha. The 2025 911 Spirit 70 also has a pasha interior.

Featured Female Driver Friday, today we a featuring Noelle Marie! Read more below 👇

From 1978 through 1984, Porsche designed a velour fabric called pasha for 911, 924, and 928 models. It was known internally as schachbrett or checkerboard, and was used on the seats and door panels. According to the automaker, the design was in homage to the checkered flag in motorsport races.
The pasha pattern also has an Op Art (optical art) influence. In the early 70s, Porsche Chief Designer Antole “Tony” Lapin was known for his keen fashion sense, and he reportedly wore a check-patterned Op Art scarf to the office one day. Legend has it that the sensation and attention that the scarf generated led to the creation of the pasha interior that is so beloved today.
The pasha pattern is so iconic, Porsche brought it back through The Heritage Design Package Pasha. The 2025 911 Spirit 70 also has a pasha interior.

Featured Female Driver Friday, today we a featuring Noelle Marie! Read more below 👇

From 1978 through 1984, Porsche designed a velour fabric called pasha for 911, 924, and 928 models. It was known internally as schachbrett or checkerboard, and was used on the seats and door panels. According to the automaker, the design was in homage to the checkered flag in motorsport races.
The pasha pattern also has an Op Art (optical art) influence. In the early 70s, Porsche Chief Designer Antole “Tony” Lapin was known for his keen fashion sense, and he reportedly wore a check-patterned Op Art scarf to the office one day. Legend has it that the sensation and attention that the scarf generated led to the creation of the pasha interior that is so beloved today.
The pasha pattern is so iconic, Porsche brought it back through The Heritage Design Package Pasha. The 2025 911 Spirit 70 also has a pasha interior.

Featured Female Driver Friday, today we a featuring Noelle Marie! Read more below 👇

From 1978 through 1984, Porsche designed a velour fabric called pasha for 911, 924, and 928 models. It was known internally as schachbrett or checkerboard, and was used on the seats and door panels. According to the automaker, the design was in homage to the checkered flag in motorsport races.
The pasha pattern also has an Op Art (optical art) influence. In the early 70s, Porsche Chief Designer Antole “Tony” Lapin was known for his keen fashion sense, and he reportedly wore a check-patterned Op Art scarf to the office one day. Legend has it that the sensation and attention that the scarf generated led to the creation of the pasha interior that is so beloved today.
The pasha pattern is so iconic, Porsche brought it back through The Heritage Design Package Pasha. The 2025 911 Spirit 70 also has a pasha interior.

Featured Female Driver Friday, today we a featuring Noelle Marie! Read more below 👇

From 1978 through 1984, Porsche designed a velour fabric called pasha for 911, 924, and 928 models. It was known internally as schachbrett or checkerboard, and was used on the seats and door panels. According to the automaker, the design was in homage to the checkered flag in motorsport races.
The pasha pattern also has an Op Art (optical art) influence. In the early 70s, Porsche Chief Designer Antole “Tony” Lapin was known for his keen fashion sense, and he reportedly wore a check-patterned Op Art scarf to the office one day. Legend has it that the sensation and attention that the scarf generated led to the creation of the pasha interior that is so beloved today.
The pasha pattern is so iconic, Porsche brought it back through The Heritage Design Package Pasha. The 2025 911 Spirit 70 also has a pasha interior.

Featured Female Driver Friday, today we a featuring Noelle Marie! Read more below 👇

From 1978 through 1984, Porsche designed a velour fabric called pasha for 911, 924, and 928 models. It was known internally as schachbrett or checkerboard, and was used on the seats and door panels. According to the automaker, the design was in homage to the checkered flag in motorsport races.
The pasha pattern also has an Op Art (optical art) influence. In the early 70s, Porsche Chief Designer Antole “Tony” Lapin was known for his keen fashion sense, and he reportedly wore a check-patterned Op Art scarf to the office one day. Legend has it that the sensation and attention that the scarf generated led to the creation of the pasha interior that is so beloved today.
The pasha pattern is so iconic, Porsche brought it back through The Heritage Design Package Pasha. The 2025 911 Spirit 70 also has a pasha interior.

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Featured Female Driver Friday, today we a featuring Noelle Marie! Read more below 👇 From 1978 through 1984, Porsche designed a velour fabric called pasha for 911, 924, and 928 models. It was known internally as schachbrett or checkerboard, and was used on the seats and door panels. According to the automaker, the design was in homage to the checkered flag in motorsport races. The pasha pattern also has an Op Art (optical art) influence. In the early 70s, Porsche Chief Designer Antole “Tony” Lapin was known for his keen fashion sense, and he reportedly wore a check-patterned Op Art scarf to the office one day. Legend has it that the sensation and attention that the scarf generated led to the creation of the pasha interior that is so beloved today. The pasha pattern is so iconic, Porsche brought it back through The Heritage Design Package Pasha. The 2025 911 Spirit 70 also has a pasha interior.

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