Engineered on the track. Applied to your car.
Racing has shaped how we work since day one — precise, methodical, and obsessed with performance.
It started with soap box cars.
Claudio Kaempf developed an early interest in cars — building soap box racers and running them through the streets of his hometown.
After high school he completed a four-year automotive mechanic apprenticeship in Zurich, Switzerland, while attending college and spending weekends wrenching for the Baltisser race team — winning the Swiss National Sports Car Championship on two occasions.
When the Porsche Club of America launched its racing program in the early nineties, Claudio naturally joined the ranks. Campaigning his 1970 911, he has raced successfully across the United States, setting track records and winning numerous awards.
From the paddock.
Moments from PCA Club Racing at Road Atlanta, Road America, Lime Rock Park and more.
You may never race. Your car still benefits.
Whether it's a Porsche, BMW or any high-performance import, the same expertise that wins on track keeps your car sharp on the daily commute.
- Chassis & suspension tuningAlignment and setup dialed for how you actually drive.
- Race engine buildsPrecision assembly and meticulous attention to detail.
- Track-day & club race prepInspections and preparation from people who've been there.
Curious how to get involved? The Porsche Club of America runs club racing events nationwide — and we're happy to talk you through getting started. See you at the track!
In 2008 the Kalamazoo Gazette filmed Claudio at GingerMan Raceway talking Porsche Club Racing — and running a few demonstration laps.