What a week it was at Road America.

On Sept. 28-Oct. 4, 2026, the iconic 4.048-mile circuit once again played host to the Mission Foods SCCA® National Championship Runoffs®, and the track delivered the kind of racing, competition, camaraderie, and memories that make this historic winner-take-all event so special.

You came to Road America, you raced, you worked, you cheered, you celebrated, and you made memories. Now it’s time to make sure you have the photos to remember it all.

SCCA’s team of professional photographers was out in force throughout the event, capturing thousands upon thousands (upon thousands) of images from the Runoffs. From qualifying and race action to victory circle celebrations, paddock life, and all the moments in between, we’ve got a photographic record of your Road America adventure.

And this year, there’s an extra reason to grab those photos.

The Runoffs moves to Road Atlanta in 2027, meaning Road America won’t be the backdrop for next year’s National Championship. We don’t know when the Runoffs will return to the Elkhart Lake area, so if Road America holds a special place in your racing memories, this is your chance to make sure you have the photos to prove it.

Thousands of Road America Memories

Pro shooters from Exclusive Sports Car Photography – Jay Bonvouloir, Jeff Loewe, and Mandy Mobry – captured the on-track action throughout the weekend, with Jon Krolewicz and Andy Howe keeping their cameras focused on the pits, paddock, celebrations, and everything happening everywhere else. The result is a huge (ahem…HUGE!) collection of images you won’t find anywhere else.

Whether you were chasing a National Championship, fighting for a podium, turning your first laps at Road America, working the event, or soaking in the atmosphere, chances are there’s a photo here that means something to you.

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On-track and victory circle photos are available for just $10 each.

You can also save money by selecting “View Package Deals” in the gallery. Choose the photos you want from any of the available galleries, add them to your cart, and build your own collection of Road America memories.

Prints and keepsake options are also available in virtually any size and shape, with unlimited personal, non-commercial usage rights.

Looking for something a little different? We’ve also got photos from around the paddock, the SCCA Worker of the Year Presented by Mazda celebrations, the Block Party, and more. And the best part? Those photos are FREE!

So take a look through the galleries, find your favorite moments, and bring a little bit of Road America home with you.

Runoffs Photos

Photo by Many Mobry

The road to the 2026 SCCA RallyCross® National Championship is about to go where it’s never gone before.

Arizona.

Following an SCCA National Championship season that’s already taken competitors through the Tire Rack SCCA® ProSolo® Finale, Tire Rack SCCA Solo® National Championships, and Mission Foods SCCA National Championship Runoffs®, the next stop is Camp Verde, AZ, for RallyCross’s title bout. From Oct. 16-18, the Camp Verde Equestrian Center becomes the battleground for the RallyCross National Championship Presented by Bingham Equipment Company, and we’re ready to go!

Arizona is a fitting setting for an event built around hot action in the dirt. It’s also a new chapter for the RallyCross National Championship as the event heads farther west than ever before. Before this, Colorado was the limit.

And with more than 125 drivers (as of this writing) spread across 10 classes, picking favorites is no easy task.

Today, we’ve put together polls covering every driver entered in the Stock category, giving you the chance to make your predictions before the competition kicks up the Arizona dust. We’ll tackle the Prepared, Modified, and UTV categories in upcoming articles.

Once the action begins on Oct. 16, follow along as everything happens at SCCA.com, where a live timing link will be featured at the top of the site throughout the weekend.

One quick tip before you cast your vote: After voting, scroll back up and select “See previous responses.” You’ll be able to see how the field is stacking up. If your favorite isn’t getting the support you think they deserve – well, nobody said you could only vote once.

RallyCross Nats Homepage

Photo by Dante Donati