31st Annual Deutsche Marque Concours d'Elegance - May 4, 2014 - Vienna, VA
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31st Annual Deutsche Marque Concours d'Elegance - May 4, 2014 - Vienna, VA
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Nottoway Park
9601 Courthouse Rd
Vienna, VA 22181
Event Schedule - Sunday May 4, 2014 (rain date - May 18, 2014):
8:30 AM Field opens to show participants for placement onto the field.
9:00 AM General admission begins.
10:00 AM All cars whose owners wish them to be judged must be registered, and cars placed on the field. If you would like to be judged, PLEASE have your car on the field by 10:00 AM. We do our best to judge everyone consistently and fairly and can do this best if we have sufficient time. Thank you!
10:30 AM Judging begins.
2:30 - 3:00 PM After the judging is completed, scores are tallied, and winners determined, we will announce winners at the wine and cheese reception.
3:00 PM Wine and Cheese Reception - Awards for all clubs will be presented at the reception.
Nottoway Park
9601 Courthouse Rd
Vienna, VA 22181
The Deutsche Marque Concours d'Elegance is an automotive party featuring fine German collector vintage and modern cars arrayed around Nottaway Park in Vienna, Virginia. Car owners, and those who adore their cars, gather for a day of mutual admiration and relaxed camaraderie while guest judges review and critique the participants’ cars.
This year will represent the 31st time that we have gathered with the National Capital Chapter of the BMW Car Club of America (BMWCCA), the Greater Washington Section of the Mercedes-Benz Club of America (MBCA), and the Potomac Region of the Porsche Club of America (PCA) for this terrific show.
This year will represent the 31st time that we have gathered with the National Capital Chapter of the BMW Car Club of America (BMWCCA), the Greater Washington Section of the Mercedes-Benz Club of America (MBCA), and the Potomac Region of the Porsche Club of America (PCA) for this terrific show.
8:30 AM Field opens to show participants for placement onto the field.
9:00 AM General admission begins.
10:00 AM All cars whose owners wish them to be judged must be registered, and cars placed on the field. If you would like to be judged, PLEASE have your car on the field by 10:00 AM. We do our best to judge everyone consistently and fairly and can do this best if we have sufficient time. Thank you!
10:30 AM Judging begins.
2:30 - 3:00 PM After the judging is completed, scores are tallied, and winners determined, we will announce winners at the wine and cheese reception.
3:00 PM Wine and Cheese Reception - Awards for all clubs will be presented at the reception.
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Track on Saturday, DM on Sunday...problem solved
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The event now includes a corral area in the corner infield so that all marques can park and hangout. The last few years its been just as good as the show cars. Thus, Bull you're invited!
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I did NOT say as good as, I said faster... A stock TTRS off the showroom floor is faster from 0-60 than a V10 R8... Get a TTRS to Stage II+ or Stage III and it's insane. AND, I didn't say I would be getting rid of the TTRS. Since they made so few I figure I will hold on to it for awhile to see where the prices go...
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I did NOT say as good as, I said faster... A stock TTRS off the showroom floor is faster from 0-60 than a V10 R8... Get a TTRS to Stage II+ or Stage III and it's insane. AND, I didn't say I would be getting rid of the TTRS. Since they made so few I figure I will hold on to it for awhile to see where the prices go...
I'd just get the TTRS to a stage II or III then, you have a nice one, the color is sharp, it's a cool car...save a few bucks and have something a little more unique, and better performing than the R8V10... a good friend of mine picked up an R8V10 last year, quite honestly I was not as impressed with it as I thought I would have been, but I don't have long term or extensive experience with it so who knows...