How Sportscar Vacationland Was Made
About this episode
The hosts dive into the creation of Sports Car Vacationland, an alternative event to Monterey Car Week, aimed at automotive enthusiasts. They discuss the vision behind the event, which sought to make car culture more accessible and inclusive, moving away from the exclusivity of high-end car shows. Highlights include unique art installations, live painting, and interactive exhibits that engaged attendees. The episode captures the hard work and creativity that went into the event, along with the community spirit that made it special, despite some logistical challenges.
No velvet ropes. No concours tickets. Just old roads, 600 hay bales, a Porsche hanging nose up while Felix Holst painted it live, and a community that built something unforgettable.
In this episode Jake and Jeff take you behind the scenes and the chaos and magic it took to make it happen.
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Tesla Semi
"... heavier than we thought. It was literally a full semi truck load full of hay bales. And the property wa..."
Porsche 944
"there, the artist paddock was the guys from 944 driver. And I loved this."
Porsche Cayenne
"...only that outpost AT, which I had that tire on my Cayenne, which I really liked, but of course, they have t..."
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