Riesentoter Region PCA
Who We Are
A bunch of Porsche people who've been getting together since 1958. Some of us race. Some of us just like a good dinner. All of us love these cars.
Since 1958
Our History
Riesentoter is German for 'Giant Killer' - a nod to how those early Porsches punched way above their weight on the track.
Back in 1958, a small group of Porsche owners in Philadelphia started meeting up. Their cars were small, light, and constantly beating bigger, more powerful machines in competition. The name stuck.
Six decades later, we've grown into one of the largest regions in PCA - over 1,200 members across southeastern Pennsylvania, southern New Jersey, and northern Delaware. But we still feel like a local club.
The cars have changed. The community hasn't. We're still just people who love Porsches and enjoy spending time with others who get it.
What We're About
Simple: bring Porsche people together. Whether you want to go fast, wrench on your car, or just grab dinner with people who get it, there's a spot for you here.
Leadership
Board of Directors
Meet the dedicated volunteers who keep RTR running.
Sarah Martinez
Vice President
Longtime track enthusiast and instructor. 2018 718 Cayman GTS.
vp@rtr-pca.orgJennifer Walsh
Autocross Chair
Multiple-time regional champion. 718 Cayman GT4.
autocross@rtr-pca.orgRobert Stevens
Membership Chair
Welcoming new members since 2015. 981 Boxster S.
membership@rtr-pca.orgCoverage Area
Our Region
RTR serves Porsche enthusiasts across a wide area of the Mid-Atlantic region.
Pennsylvania: Philadelphia, Montgomery, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, and Lancaster counties
New Jersey: Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, and Salem counties
Delaware: New Castle County
Not sure if you're in our region? Contact us or select RTR when you join PCA—we'd love to have you!
Part of PCA Zone 2
RTR is one of several regions in PCA Zone 2, which covers the Mid-Atlantic states. We frequently collaborate with neighboring regions on events and competitions.
Neighboring Regions: Schattenbaum, Central PA, Potomac, Delaware, and First Settlers