Welcome to the Audi Club of New England

The Northeast Chapter (NEQ) of the Audi Club of North America (ACNA) is a Chapter of the national non-profit organization founded to promote driver education, safety, and camaraderie. Members enjoy the Audi experience through exposure to the Motorsport fraternity and other educational and social events. While Audi ownership is encouraged and promoted, it is not a strict requirement to join.

Your new NEQ web site look

The Northeast Chapter of the Audi Club, NEQ, has devoted significant attention to developing this, your new and improved web site. Many technical and personnel changes have occured over the years and it was given high priority by your Board to fund a new web site for the future. Many thanks to the previous Webmaster and former Club President as well, Bruce Wiggett, for all his time and expertise devoted to the previous site. This site is under development and expansion.

For NEQ, Tom Mullane, Dennis and Joe Cohan

Launch of the new Media era for NEQ

Check out the new videos on our YouTube account link on the right side of this page. To submit pictures or video to our Flickr or YouTube accounts follow the link below the icons or contact your NEQ Webmasters from the NEQ "Contact" page for account information for submission. All persons wanting to submit media will require login information which will only be available from contacting the Webmasters so NEQ can control appropriate submissions.

For NEQ, Tom Mullane, Dennis and Joe Cohan

A Rookies Experience at Watkins Glen!

Well, where to begin?

I have owned various Audi’s in my past (87 GT Coupe, 93 100S, 95 90 and other VW’s) before I took delivery of my 08 Audi TT. It was such a different little car that I knew I needed some time on a track to get some of my YaYa’s out and decided that at this time of my life (over 50), with teenage kids and an understanding wife, I could afford the time to do that. So I told Susan, my wife that I wanted to just check out a track with the Audi Club I had just joined and that it wasn’t racing, it was about safety. She wasn’t overly thrilled when my helmet showed up at the front door and less thrilled when I left our upstate home to drive 1.5 hours to Watkins Glen, for the MSI (Mike Scanlan Invitational) in August.