To understate the obvious, racing is rough on components. That’s not to say automotive parts aren’t up to the task – as many SCCA® members have discovered, they’ll take a beating and come back for more. Still, that abuse adds...Read more

(Each month, Nick Dunlap, the Solo® Events Board (SEB) chair, brings you the latest goings-on as seen by the SEB, including SEB membership changes, explanations of rules adjustments, and more.) In last month’s column, we...Read more

If the Tire Rack SCCA® Lincoln Solo® National Tour at Lincoln Airpark is designed to give a taste of the upcoming Tire Rack SCCA Solo National Championships experience, then buckle in, because this year is going to be a...Read more

If you’re not an SCCA® autocross devotee, Lincoln is the name of a U.S. President. If you’re an SCCA Solo® enthusiast, then Lincoln is Nebraska’s capital city, and where you’ll find Lincoln Airpark – an expansive cement...Read more

What does your street car, tow rig, and race car have in common? They’re all probably dirty. This might not seem like an issue because, in a best-case scenario, it just makes your vehicles look bad. Worse case, though, you...Read more

One hundred thirty members of the Sports Car Club of America® celebrated milestone membership anniversaries this month. Celebrating 25-, 30-, 35-, 40-, 45-, 50-, 55-, 60-, and 65-year memberships, these SCCA diehards...Read more

When a company wants to partner with the Sports Car Club of America®, we ask ourselves a variety of questions – but the biggest, most important one is what value it brings to Club members. If the potential partner’s values...Read more

Chances are, you know someone in your Region or Division who’s been more involved with the SCCA® than you ever thought possible. Their membership has potentially been decades long and their contributions to the Club astound...Read more

(Looking for an inside line on the Club? “Inside the SCCA” is a podcast that features interviews with the Club’s leading personalities, but it’s not owned by SCCA®. Instead, it’s an independent media outlet managed by Rule 15...Read more

George Ferris Jr. built his career in Pittsburgh, PA, during the late 1800s as a civil engineer with a passion for bridge construction. In 1893, he designed and built a wild, daunting, 264-foot tall amusement ride that seemed...Read more