October Drive Out Event
25/10/2019
On Thursday 24 October 2019, Porsche Centre Nottingham hosted 25 guests for an afternoon of clay pigeon shooting at Orston Shooting Ground in the Vale of Belvoir.
The day began at Porsche Centre Nottingham where the guests were given the opportunity to drive either a Macan, Cayenne or Panamera through the Nottinghamshire countryside. After stopping for a delicious brunch at the Staunton Arms, we made our way to Orston Shooting Ground where our guests competed for the title of Overall Winner.
The day was a fantastic opportunity for like-minded Porsche enthusiasts to get together and talk all things Porsche and enjoy clay pigeon shooting with other owners. We would like to thank the Staunton Arms, Orston Shooting Ground and all the customers that attended on the day.
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