What do I need to have, in order to enter?

  • Car that can pass safety inspection.  See below
  • Numbers and class letters on the car (you can use painter’s tape which we provide).  SCCA Class or Index Class letters are approved.
  • Driver’s License
  • An SCCA approved helmet (we have loaner helmets on site)
  • SCCA Membership card (If you don’t have one you can get a weekend membership for $15)
  • Registration done either on site or online

What are the costs?

  • $45 for single day*
  • $70 for 2 day*
  • $85 SCCA annual membership
  • *Annual members receive a $15 discount for single day or 2 day events

What do I get for that?

  • A day of competition!
  • Annual members save $10 per weekend of competition
  • Annual members receive the monthly SCCA magazine, SportsCar
  • Annual members benefits: https://www.scca.com/pages/member-benefits-preview
  • Only members can receive a trophy at the end of the season awards banquet

What do the costs cover?  Where does the money go?

  • Cost of renting the location
  • Insurance for the event
  • Equipment (cones, trailer, timing, loaner helmets, portapotties,trophies)
  • Website, online advertising, forums
  • All workers and personnel are unpaid volunteers

What is checked at a tech inspection?

  • Throttle does not stick
  • Brake pedal is firm
  • Seat belt locks
  • Wheels are securely attached
  • no visible cords showing on tires
  • no loose items inside the car
  • No leaking fluids (not saying it can’t have a slow oil drip or have the AC condenser emitting water). *We do not want a stream of coolant or oil on the surface as this creates unsafe conditions.
  • Battery must be secure and not loose.
  • Number and class is on the side of vehicle (you can use painters tape if you don’t have magnets), SCCA Class or Index Class letters are approved.
  • Helmet is SCCA approved (if you are using a loaner you don’t need to worry about this)

What happens the day of the event?  When do I need to be there?

  • Show up around 7:30 AM
  • Check in at the registration table (open 7:45 to 8:30). Even if your registered online you still need to sign a form on site
  • Have your car tech inspected
  • Walk the course
  • Attend the Mandatory drivers meeting
  • Be ready to run during your run group
  • Be ready to work during your work group
  • Events typically end around 3 PM
  • Worker assignment descriptions are here

I just want to spectate and check it out, can I?

  • Yes, the events are open to anyone, you will need to sign the insurance release waiver

Can I get a ride?

  • Absolutely! but you will have to sign the waver and wear a helmet, which will be handled on site.  Getting a ride in a fast car is a great introduction to the sport.

Can I drink beer at the event?

  • There is absolutely no alcohol or drug consumption while the event is running, at the event site.

Anything else I should know?

  • Yes!  Please be respectful of the neighbors, we want to keep our use of the site.  Do not do any tire burn outs, reckless driving, or speeding.
  • It really helps to have a good attitude, expect to have a good time and learn car control.
  • Pets are allowed, strictly on a leash, in the paddock area but are not allowed in grid.