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Experience your car the way it was meant to be driven - join us for one of the Hill Country's most glorious runs next Sunday, February 15.

Note the new location! By popular request, we're experimenting with alternative staging routes throughout our second six months. We'll meet in front of Exxon at Interstate 10 and Ralph Fair Road 3351 at 6.29 AM Sunday morning, and will leave promptly at 6.49 AM. Civil dawn departure is essential to keeping clear roads; this is really worth waking early for.

Our spirited drive will cover approximately 260 miles in four to five hours, driven conservatively. Due to low water crossings along the route, a postponement will be announced in the event of heavy rains 24 hours before departure. Feel free to pass along this invitation responsibly.

Previous drive reports are always available here.

 

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6.29 Sunday Morning | I-10 and Ralph Fair 3351

Church of the Three Sisters is an at-will drive open to all makes and models of sportscars.

Our route features many twisted roads and elevation changes with a few nice deserted straights for good measure. Although this is a technically challenging circuit, there's absolutely no pressure for anyone to drive faster than they're comfortable - we'll wait for the entire group at each waypoint before moving onward. It's a gorgeous drive at any speed.

Note the new location: we'll meet in front of Exxon at Interstate 10 and Ralph Fair Road 3351. Maps will be distributed before our departure Sunday morning. Hope to see you there!

 

[carlover]

I wish I could be there, Matt. This will be the second month in a row that I have missed, and I think March could be a bad month too.

I'll keep my fingers crossed and hopefully will see you on the road soon.

Take care.

 

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I wish I could be there, Matt. This will be the second month in a row that I have missed, and I think March could be a bad month too. I'll keep my fingers crossed and hopefully will see you on the road soon.

...no worries, we'll be waiting when you're ready again - i think there's an evora out there somewhere with your name on it...