TOPEKA, Kan. (Sept. 1, 2015) — Spectator tickets for the 2015 SCCA National Championship Runoffs Presented by Garmin VIRB, being held at Daytona International Speedway, are now on sale. Tickets can be purchased to catch the four days of qualifying action, Sept. 21-24, and three full days of racing, Sept. 25-27. Non-SCCA members can purchase […]
Car control is one of the most important ingredients in the recipe that makes up a driver, and other than the two or three people on the planet still unfamiliar with drifting, few would dare attempt to argue that Formula Drift drivers don’t have this talent on lock (literally)! But how does a Formula Drift […]
Credit: Dave Herczeg, published in SportsCar November 1977. Special thanks to Pat Prill for additional information and resources On August 26, 1920, the Nineteenth Amendment was ratified, giving women the right to vote in the United States. In honor of this historic anniversary we are recognizing actions taken by the women of SCCA to take […]
A few months ago SoloMatters gave Roger Johnson, the 2015 Solo Nationals West course designer, a quick questioneer about his course design experience, philosophy and what we might expect from his course this year: Q: How much experience in SCCA Solo do you have?A: I have been AutoXing since 1977, and participating in SCCA events […]
As heartfelt tributes continue pouring in from around the motorsports world, today SCCA Pro Racing, Formula Lites series’ management, corporate partners, teams and racers join in mourning yesterday’s tragic passing of Justin Wilson. Wilson, who succumbed to head injures suffered during Sunday’s IndyCar race in Pocono, Pennsylvania, was not only an active advocate for the […]
If you are an experienced driver, chances are you’ve pushed your vehicle to the edge one time or another. You’ve braked hard in an emergency, skidding down the road in a non-ABS-equipped car, or stuttering to a stop with antilock brakes active. You’ve felt your vehicle’s tires lose traction when cornering too quickly. Your vehicle […]
Sunday’s SCCA U.S. Majors Tour races at Michigan International Speedway put a period on the 2015 regular season. All that remains on the national Club Racing docket is the National Championship Runoffs Presented by Garmin VIRB at Daytona International Speedway, in late September. Saturday proved to be a day all about speed at the 2.00-mile, […]
More than 130 drivers took to Michigan International Speedway to contest the penultimate round of the 12-round SCCA Northern Conference U.S. Majors Tour, part of the SafeRacer Club Racing Program. The race weekend served as a closing act to the entire 2015 Majors season. The road/oval configuration of the speedway allowed competitors to gear up […]
The SCCA U.S. Majors Tour is making its last stop of the season in Brooklyn, Michigan for the Northern Conference Rounds 11 and 12. The American Sedan title will be decided at Michigan, however some very bad luck will have to befall Andrew Mcdermid for Scott Sanda to take the class lead. Rich Olsen could […]
A few months ago we gave Roger Johnson, the 2015 Solo Nationals West course designer, a quick questioneer about his course design experience, philosophy and what we might expect from his course this year… How much experience in SCCA Solo do you have? I have been AutoXing since 1977, and participating in SCCA events since […]
Mark Donohue is considered by many as the finest competition driver that SCCA has produced. Beyond that, he exemplified the concept of the gentleman sportsmen that founded SCCA, even though he competed at the highest levels of motorsports. He was so well respected as a sportsman, a driver, and as a representative of SCCA, that he was […]
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