Every SCCA® participant knows the fastest drivers aren't always the ones with the most horsepower. Winning time is found in the braking zone and in the turns. It's the confidence to brake later, carry more speed through the...Read more

Registration for the 2026 SCCA® National Championship Runoffs® is on many people’s minds (in case you missed the news, driver and volunteer registration opens July 7), but while signing up for the Sept. 28-Oct. 4, 2026,...Read more

Meet Jason Stine, 2025 recipient of the SCCA’s prestigious John McGill Award – racer, woodworker, and, since 2021, one of the major domos of one of the Club’s more interesting “tribes.” Stine and a trio of paddock pals (Mike...Read more

With SCCA® Targa Tex-ish and Targa Carolinas in the bag, it’s time for the series to continue its circle of America and head up the coast to New England on July 15-18, 2026, for the aptly named SCCA Targa New England. Hey,...Read more

Had we known Anthony “Tony” Jorgensen in the mid-1960s when his very concerned dad first “encouraged” him to join the Club (hopefully saving his life), no way could we have pictured the tireless and popular SCCA® tech and pit...Read more

Remember in March of this year when SCCA® announced that Öhlins had become the Official Suspension System of SCCA, and you wondered, how does that put money in my pocket? At the time, that question was answered for those with...Read more

The July Tire Rack SCCA® National Solo® schedule is getting a thumbs-up all around, and for good reason. July is packed with a whopping six (!) events, and no matter where you are in the country, there’s probably an event...Read more

SCCA® RallyCross® Divisional Challenges bring the feel of the annual winner-take-all SCCA RallyCross National Championship to your backyard. Divisional Challenges cluster the competition, offering drivers the ability to test...Read more

June has always been when summer events really get hopping in the Sports Car Club of America™, Yes, the physical heat cranks up a bit, but so does the competition. In short, early summer has always been a great time to be an...Read more

At the racetrack, I like to keep things simple. The KISS method (Keep It Simple, Stupid) is perfect for me. I’m not the smartest guy, so I appreciate it when things are as linear as possible. That’s why when I make a change...Read more