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PVGP HISTORIC RACES AT BEAVERUN
JULY 11/12, 2009
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Join us at BeaveRun as we kick off our week long festival of races, car shows and motorsport events 
 
As just about any one in the vintage racing world knows, the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix is held in Schenley Park has grown into one of the premier world wide vintage events. Given that it is a very tight street course with curbs and stone walls - many cars and drivers are unable to compete here. In 2004 we came up with a solution to that dilemma - the purpose built track at BeaveRun MotorSports Complex in Beaver Falls Now you get the best of both worlds!
 
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Most of us have raced at both big and small vintage events and many of us have driven at some very Historic places. Watkins Glen, Bridgehampton, Lime Rock, Monterey, Sebring, but in today's world while racing at these tracks is fun and perhaps lets us believe we are Phil Hill, Dan Gurney, Sterling Moss or whomever was your racing hero, it is still just one more vintage race. What sets the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix apart from any other vintage race is what we accomplish while we race. We have helped raise over $2.4 million dollars for two very worthwhile charities. The Autism Society of Pittsburgh and Allegheny Valley School. Both of these charities work with individuals that really need our help.
 
All vintage & historic cars meeting VRG specifications from pre-war to 1972 are invited to race to the BeaveRun Historics. If you own a car built after 1972 (that is not a continuation car, MGB, TR6, Nissan 240Z, etc) and believe you and your car would fit in with us please contact me directly and we will see.
 
So here you go... Come out and race for two days with some great people and some great cars at a very safe and fun course and at the same time help us help others right here at home. And unlike so many other events that claim that your money will go to help this or that charity you know it will here. Your tax deductible entry fee will be made out directly to the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix Association.
 
Keith Lawrence
VRG Event Chairman
e-mail:  KLawrence@EDMC.edu
Phone:  412-770-8267
 
Ralph Steinberg
PVGP Historic Race Coordinator for VRG
207 Pennsylvania Avenue
Malvern, PA 19355
610-647-5900
 
{vrg} VRG - Sanctioning Body
Any Vintage or Historic Race car through 1972 will be eligible to race. Most cars will fall under VRG rules and regulations. Group 6 will be a BMW/Porsche Club Race. If you are a VRG member please check out their website or contact the VRG event Race Chair Mark Palmer at mgvrmark@hotmail.com or Ralph Steinberg at ralph@cloverleaf-auto.com
 
 
2009 BeaveRun Historics Entry Form & Fees
Please click the link below for a downloadable PDF. You must fill in and snail mail your entries and fee forms with the appropriate check(s) to the address indicated on each form.

Earlybird Discount            Posted by June 1: $235 (non-member $275)
Regular Entry                   Posted by June 27: $310 (non-member $350)
Late Entry                        Posted after July 1: $365 (non-member $400)
2nd Car/Same Driver       Additional Flat fee: $225
Friday Test & Tune           Full Day:$150.00  Half Day: $85  Per Session: $60
Saturday Party/Dinner    Adults: $27.00, Children under 12:$15
Garage Rental                   $250 Holds one large car or two very small cars
 
 
 
 
Garage Rental
{garage} Driver garages are available at BeaveRun. Cost for the weekend  is $250. All 14 garages will be available Garages can be paid for on entry form. Click here for details.
 
 
 
 
 
Test & Tune at BeaveRun  - Friday July 10, 2009
Open to all PVGP drivers from both BeaveRun and Schenley Park, its a chance to tune your car and get familiar with the track. Can be paid for on the entry form.  Details
 
 
Full Day: $150          Half Day:  $85             Single Session: $60
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Vintage Rides
Each day at lunchtime at BeaveRun our generous VRG racers offer rides to spectators. All donations go directly to our charities: the Autism Society of Pittsburgh and Allegheny Valley School. Please contact Keith Lawrence or Ralph Steinberg if you are willing to drive your car either day.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
  The Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix Association is a registered 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization with a mission to hold a world-class vintage automotive race event for charity. Since 1983 this volunteer-driven event has raised over $2.4 million to benefit developmentally disabled individuals through the Autism Society of Pittsburgh & Allegheny Valley School. The Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix remains our country's largest vintage race event and the only one run on actual city streets.