Following the demise of the Can-Am series, Carroll Shelby joined SCCA to design a new car for a single-make open-wheel pro series. The result was the Shelby Can-Am series with a corresponding SCCA Club Racing class. Both ran from 1991 through 1996 in the United States. David Tenney and Mike Davies dominated with Tenney winning […]
This is Volume 20, Issue 1 (1Q-2016) Welcome By John Lieberman, Editor [email protected] Well, the holidays are behind us and a new year is underway. It’s hard for me to believe but this marks my 20th year as Editor. It began, for me, as Editor of Safety First — a quarterly publication that I sent […]
Unlike our normal Shop Manuals, this particular edition addresses a specific chassis and part, the Scion FR-S / Subaru BRZ and C-Street legal Koni Struts. Per the February 2016 Fastrack letter #18376, there’s a known issue with replacement struts from Koni, the Scion FR-S / Subaru BRZ, and the Street Category rules. Specifically, the factory […]
This article first appeared in the February, 2016 edition of SportsCar Magazine. SCCA members can read the current and past editions of SportCar digitally here after logging into their account; To become an SCCA member and get SportsCar mailed to your home address monthly in addition to the digital editions, click here. Kevin RuckOhio Valley RegionSCCA […]
For the 2016 Tire Rack Solo National Championships presented by Garmin VIRB, we plan to add a little bit more fun. Starting now we are going to have three hashtags for folks to use when making updates to their scca.com accounts. At the Monday night welcome party, we plan to do something like The Tonight […]
Have you enjoyed recent documentaries about the golden era of road racing? Would you like to help make another one happen? A Kickstarter campaign is running to tell the story of Hurley Haywood and Peter Greg through film. Nicknamed “Batman and Robin” by the racing press, the Brumos Porsche duo went on to win world […]
Register Today! Shake off those cobwebs, 2016 is here and as always, the SCCA Championship Tour series kicks off with the ever popular Dixie Champ Tour. Whether you’re a seasoned southerner, whose old times are not forgotten, or someone from afar, who yearns for that land of cotton (err, asphalt), Dixie has a little something […]
Surviving changing road conditions that started off icy and hard and finished slushy, muddy and rough, driver Jon Kramer, from Ligonier, Pennsylvania, and co-driver Jason Smith, piloted their Subaru Impreza four-wheel-drive turbo to victory in the first-ever Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) Waste Management Winter RallySprint Sunday in Wellsboro, Pennsylvania. The RallySprint, which was 56 […]
Click Here for the full 2016 Heritage Classic Rules Rationale: The purpose of Heritage Classic (HC) is to enable enthusiasts of sports cars, coupes, and sedans from the early years of the SCCA to participate at SCCA Solo events with cars of similar technology. This participation can range from those just wanting to drive these […]
A blazingly bright sun clawed its way free of the Mojave Desert early Sunday morning and climbed above snow-capped mountains southeast of Rosamond, California, to begin day two, Round Four, of the SCCA Western Conference U.S. Majors Tour taking place at the 9-turn, 2.5-mile Willow Springs International Raceway. Other than the sun, something else hot […]
A little chilly when the day began, but both the temperature and racing heated up in the afternoon during Round Three of the SCCA Western Conference U.S. Majors Tour taking place at Willow Springs International Raceway in Rosamond, California. The overriding theme of the day was broken track records. In all, there were 12 classes where […]
Going Back to Cali: The Sequel — For the second time in less than a month, Cal Club will host an SCCA U.S. Majors Tour Western Conference race weekend. Unlike the rain-soaked event held Jan. 29-Jan. 31 at Auto Club Speedway, weather for the upcoming weekend at Willow Springs International Raceway looks to be wonderful […]
SCCA Enterprises President/CEO Erik Skirmants has tendered his resignation, after more than 10 years in the position, effective February 29th, the Denver-based subsidiary of the Sports Car Club of America announced today. Skirmants, a life-long SCCA member who joined the company in his current position in June of 2005, has overseen the build and servicing […]
Register Today! When you think of San Diego you might think of beautiful weather, great beaches, and fantastic California Burritos. it’s SoCal living as one might expect, but has a more laid back flavor. Autocrossers come here for another reason: San Diego’s Qualcomm Stadium (formally known as Jack Murphy Stadium) as it boasts one of […]
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