2020 Class Championship Points

How Championship Points Are Awarded:
Class Championship points are awarded after each event. 10 points are awarded for first place in the class, 8 for 2nd, 7 for 3rd, etc.  

ClassPlCar #NameCarAX 1AX 2AX 3AX 4AX 5AX 6AX 7AX 8
TOTAL
OPEN
168Anson Lytle2014 Porsche Cayman S----101010737
296Dan Bullis2020 Chevrolet Corvette C8-----871025
3130James Paulson2020 Chevrolet Camaro SS 1LE------8816
4785Seungho Kang2001 Toyota Celica GT----8-4-12
4781Stephan Vang2001 Toyota Celica GT----7-512
5147Kyle Cerkoney2014 Porsche GT3------369
6900Sam Parker2000 Mazda Miata----6---6
662Shawn Porter1990 Mazda Miata------6-6
V01
19Todd Etchieson1980 Porsche 911 SC Targa----1010--20
288John Mazzocco1984 Porsche Carrera-----8--8
S01
1321Peter Burke2002 Porsche Boxster----101010838
2 3211Diane Scott2002 Porsche Boxster----887730
342Bryce Bederka1999 Porsche Boxster----6-81024
4136Mike Stack2000 Porsche 986 Boxster-----75618
5311Rick Wilson II2010 Porsche Panamera Turbo----7-6-13
S02
143Charles Jarvie2004 Porsche Boxster S8107732
2218Chris Riha1999 Porsche 911 C2----10-101030
32181Tom Riha1999 Porsche 911 C2----7-8823
4181Garrison Crouch2014 Porsche Cayman-----8--8
539Brian Clemons2010 Porsche Cayman----6---6
635Sean Vanderheiden2003 Porsche 911----5---5
S03
146Louis Mavor2014 Porsche Cayman S----888731
2131Jeff Reece2007 Porsche Cayman S-----10101030
3511Les Schreiber2012 Porsche 991 S Coupe----767626
4168Scott Dual2004 Porsche 911 Turbo-----7-815
564Peg Ryan2016 Porsche Boxster S-----45413
65111Lisa LaRouche2012 Porsche 991 S Coupe-----56-11
71Barry Cogut2015 Porsche Cayman GTS----10---10
8681Denise Hipply2004 Porsche 911 Turbo-------55
S04
1 63Tong Qi2019 Porsche GT3 RS----1010101040
20Roy Johnson, PhD2016 Porsche Cayman GT4----8-7722
312Michael Hirt2019 Porsche 911 Turbo S------8816
P01
154Richard Stark1985 Porsche 911----1010101040
2111Daniel Betenbender1984 Porsche Carrera 3.2-----88824
P02
133Eric Hoff2008 Porsche Targa 4S----1078833
211Jeff Gretz2001 Porsche Boxster S----7871032
3190Michael Pinto2000 Porsche Boxster S----81010-28
4330Mickie Hoff2008 Porsche Targa 4S-----54514
530Vadim Gruntkovskiy1999 Porsche Boxster------6713
690Elizabeth Schieber2000 Porsche Boxster S----66--12
7117Val Gruntkovskiy1999 Porsche Boxster------5611
P03
1711Jay Mallison2014 Porsche Cayman S----101081038
278Todd Eddie2012 Porsche Cayman R----8810834
347Jonathan Vinson2009 Porsche Targa 4S----77--14
P04
180Max de Lavenne2016 Porsche Carrera S------10-10
P04L
1110Joshua Sechrist2018 Porsche Cayman 718----108101038
216David Story2017 Porsche 718 Cayman S-----108826
I01
16Harry Danberg1973 Porsche 911T----6810832
285Pete Libke1983 Porsche 911 SC----1010-1030
3118Hunter Melahn1987 Porsche 911----8-8
418Phillip Melahn1987 Porsche 911----7-7
I02
13Eric Freedle2016 Porsche Cayman GTS----1010101040
NP FWD
1214Arron Mauldin1997 Honda Del Sol----810101038
21055Adam Nimmo2006 Mini Cooper S----108-826
3266Jason Carrington2014 Ford Focus ST------8715
NP RWD
1222Nate Kermit2020 BMW M2 C----1088-26
2301Danielle Paulson2020 Chevrolet Camaro SS 1LE------101020
2135Marco Cua2018 Toyota 86----7-7620
365Mark Hopkins1965 Plymouth Barracuda----56--11
452Daniel McCall2019 Mazda MX-5 RF-----10--10
5139Seth Whiteley2003 BMW M3-------88
570Joshua Baumgartner2016 Mazda MX-5 Sport----8---8
6900Sam Parker2000 Mazda Miata-----7--7
666Joshua Symonds1996 Mazda Miata-------77
715James Druzdel2017 BMW 330e----6---6
887Eric Chen2018 Mazda MX-5-------55
NP AWD
156Jon Steeves2016 Ford Focus RS----810101038
279Nathan Waldbauer2017 Volkswagen Golf R----777728
397Jackson Waldbauer2017 Volkswagen Golf R----658625
48Bob Schatz2018 Tesla 3----108--18
5228Kyle Gunsul2019 Tesla 3-------88
620Scott Huck2019 Audi RS5 Sportback-----6--6
744Brian Ferdinand2019 Subaru WRX-------55
7275Albert Ma2019 Volkswagen Golf R----5---5
NP Mod
1434Ben Mason2017 Ford Focus RS----810101038
2141Don Amedo2006 Subaru----1088834
3115Jerome John1997 Mazda Miata------7714
4312Daniel Salazar-Garcia1993 Toyota MR2------6-6
4816Benjamin Hilbert2013 Chevrolet Sonic LTZ-------66

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President's Message

Carol Hedstrom

Wheels are rolling! 2025 is under way and we are off to a great start. This year marks the Oregon Region’s 65th Anniversary. As with most groups or organizations that have matured to such a ripe age, decisions made along the way have shaped the organization into what it is today. I am fortunate to inherit a well-run and well-managed club as I take on the role of President. I am thankful for those who have gone before me and who are now guiding me even as they themselves have stepped away from day-to-day club governance.

For the last nine years, the Club has been funding scholarships for automotive technician students at three local community colleges. The necessary cash to fund these scholarships is generated through the proceeds of an investment account that has grown over the last 20+ years. The Scholarship Program was set up years ago and requires Board approval on an annual basis. For the past several years, there have been numerous Board and strategy discussions as to whether scholarships are the “best” way to disburse $6,000 each year. Although the Scholarship Committee always provided a positive argument for maintaining the funding, the Board continued to struggle with the question of whether scholarships are the best use of the money we have. Once again, the Board found itself at budget approval time facing the same question. At February’s Board of Director’s meeting, the Board voted unanimously to suspend the funding of local community college scholarships indefinitely.

While we don’t have an answer to the question of “best” use of the funds that have previously been set aside, we agreed that scholarships are currently not the best fit. Although automotive technicians are people every Porsche owner needs in their lives and on their list of resources, there is no direct way to track the scholarship recipients and know for sure
if the Club investment of those scholarship dollars will ever come to the benefit of Porsche Club members. The tricky part of the conversation at the board level has been that while scholarships are benefitting a few students each year, what is the benefit to the Club? We would like to support and endorse programs that create a win-win scenario. We give some money, the recipients benefit, and the Club benefits through either goodwill or some other direct benefit.

In addition, and ideally, the Board would like Club members to feel more directly part of this giving pattern. Perhaps we can find a charity we can all agree is a good cause and set up a matching program. Perhaps we fund or support communities in some way. These are all deep, good conversations and decisions to be made. To that end, we will form a new committee to explore charitable or community focused opportunities that we may fund or support in the future. We welcome your input, ideas, and comments. If you would like to be a part of the so-far unnamed new committee, please let me or any Board member know. A couple of people have already stepped forward to spearhead the committee, but we hope to recruit three to five additional members. If you have an interest in community enhancement or thoughts about charitable giving, please get in touch with me or any board member.

I’m looking forward to getting some of the administration work of the Club completed before sunny spring days beckon for driving. There are already several events on the calendar that have me excited. Some are for the experience of driving, some for the chance to hang out with members and feel the passion you have for your cars, and others just to experience something new. I know 2025 is going to be a great year and I can’t wait to see how it all unfolds.

Let’s Drive!