The Sports Car Club of America® hosts hundreds of road races each year, none of which would be possible without the determination and dedication of SCCA’s talented volunteer work force. Without these volunteers, there would be no SCCA National Championship Runoffs® presented by Sunoco, let alone the Hoosier Racing Tire SCCA Super Tour, U.S. Majors […]
SCCA® might have the U.S. Customs and Border Protection to thank for Tim O’Brien’s involvement in Timing & Scoring — something that ultimately led to him being presented with the 2023 Timing & Scoring Worker of the Year presented by Mazda award. His first experiences as a volunteer came in the Porsche Club of America […]
Data plays a huge role in modern society, and that certainly includes motorsports. Some forward-thinking students are planning for their future while learning about data collection and auto racing in general by volunteering as SCCA® Data Tech Interns. Recently, nearly a dozen students in blue t-shirts roamed pre-grid and impound at Road America during the […]
Julie Hammons started volunteering with the Sports Car Club of America® at a Memorial Day event in 1981. “In those days, you worked on a logbook before you were approved,” she explains. “I didn’t become a member until 1986.” Since then, though, she’s gained skills that are to be admired, ultimately being presented with SCCA’s […]
The late John McGill, self-titled “General Overall Director” (GOD) at the Nelson Ledges Road Course for nearly 30 years, was a tireless worker and relentless encourager whose focus helped make a primitive and out-of-the way Ohio racetrack an SCCA® Central Division mainstay. Since its inauguration in 1975, the prestigious SCCA award named in McGill’s honor […]
Beginning Dec. 1, 2024, requirements will change for SCCA® Flagging & Communications (F&C) license renewals, phasing in the requirement to complete F&C certification training. The required certification coursework can be found at the SCCA Academy accessed through SCCA’s Member Account Portal. Presently, all F&C license levels (Regional, Divisional, National, and Senior) have both traditional (non-Certified) […]
It all began in the 1960s when Beth Burkhard’s parents, Sheila and Josh Cockey, were invited to a race at Marlboro Speedway by a cousin who was a Formula Vee® racer. They were hooked and started working Flagging & Communications in the fall of 1969. Years later, they’ve raced and volunteered in numerous positions, with […]
It’s the goal of numerous SCCA® members to start locally and build their skillset enough to participate in FIA World Championship events. Several have done it — and we’re not even counting drivers. Kim Kuzma McFarland is a regular on the FIA World Championship scene here in the United States, and the next stop she’s […]
For motorsport enthusiasts, there is often a misconception that the best experiences are limited to being behind the steering wheel. However, for the dedicated volunteers within the Sports Car Club of America, the most rewarding perspective on a race day is found trackside. This video offers an intimate look at the essential role of the […]
It’s likely that many SCCA® members, including a lot of drivers, have no idea what the Club’s Race Data Technician does. In short, the job is to collect the objective vehicle dynamics data needed for the performance of a car, so Club Racing Board (CRB) committees have a solid foundation to build upon when considering […]
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