Take a Porsche Tour of the Werks Reunion Amelia Island 2022

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PCA brought back hundreds of Porsches to Werks Reunion Amelia Island on March 4, 2022, where car enthusiasts hung out and admired the machinery. This year we celebrated the 996-generation of Porsche 911 at Werks Reunion, unveiling the Classic Club Coupe, which you can see in this video. Watch it to see what Werks is all about!
Pirelli Tires is the title sponsor of Werks Reunion Amelia Island.
Video by Keown Films
Drone usage was in accordance with PCA guidelines. DUA#: 022822-VXQ14
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[@johnconnor818]

Love seeing all the attention on the great 996 generation!

[@Joey856721]

They’re amazing!!!

[@sgttombailes3380]

Still loving my '99 996 that Jake Raby sold me 5 years ago. Awesome car with only 57K on the clock.

[@thedamonlowney]

This is a great video!

[@PorscheClubofAmerica]

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[@Sams911]

One of these days I have to get to one of these meets..

[@spencerb8609]

Made it to my first Werks reunion. Had a good time at the reunion

[@jorgesanchez9281]

I was there nice cars great people, I saw my 997 S..

[@TheLambo123254]

nice

[@PorscheClubofAmerica]

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[@996Revival]

Sad I missed this one.

[@PorscheClubofAmerica]

Catch us in Monterey later this year or join us next year! Be sure to subscribe.

[@996Revival]

@@PorscheClubofAmerica for sure! I've been subbed for a while! :)

[@Gretus666]

I saw several drone footage in the video. PCA declared all PCA events as “drone free”, at least until April 2022. PCA does not follow their own rules?

[@PorscheClubofAmerica]

A drone was used as part of a test of a pilot program preceding the release of the Drone Minimum Standards and authorization form. The form should be released in April, but before doing that, PCA National Office wanted to make sure that the minimum standards are sound and that the drone operator was able to abide by the standards before giving this tool to PCA Regions. We also wanted to set an example that Regions could look to. Please take note of the DUA# embedded for 5 seconds in the video. I hope this answers your question.

[@Gretus666]

@@PorscheClubofAmerica I understand and the need to do a test-run. I don't understand the need to publish a drone video by PCA at this time, it feels like to make yourself look good. According to drone pilot part 107 guide, flying above human beings show be avoided at all times which was clearly violated in the video.

[@PorscheClubofAmerica]

@@Gretus666 PCA's minimum standards include flying outside the perimeter of any event space, and to never fly over people or cars. The drone in this video adhered to those minimum standards. The drone operator also had a PCA staff member or member volunteer spotter at all times (also a minimum standard) to ensure that the drone never crossed into event space or flew over people and cars. In short, PCA had eyes on the drone operator and the drone for the whole event, until the operator left. If you would like to continue this discussion or have any questions, please email [e-mail].