Absolutely. Every SCCA event depends on volunteers to help make it happen. Opportunities include specialties such as Flagging & Communications, Grid, Registration, Timing & Scoring, Technical Inspection, Emergency Services, Race Administration, and many others. No previous experience is required for many roles, and training is available to help you get started.
Learn about volunteer opportunities and training through SCCA Volunteer Specialties and SCCA Academy.
SCCA Academy is the Club’s free online learning platform for active SCCA members. It offers self-paced training covering leadership, event operations, volunteer specialties, competition licensing, safety, and program-specific education. Whether you’re brand new or an experienced volunteer, SCCA Academy helps you build skills and stay informed.
Getting started with SCCA can be surprisingly affordable. Costs vary depending on the program you choose, whether you already own a suitable vehicle, and the type of event you attend. Introductory programs generally have lower equipment and licensing requirements than competitive racing.
Visit the page for the program you’re interested in to learn about entry fees, vehicle requirements, and equipment recommendations.
No. Many SCCA programs allow you to participate using your own street-legal vehicle, while others provide opportunities to rent a race car through independent prep shops. Volunteering is another great way to become involved and experience motorsports without owning a competition vehicle.
Explore SCCA Motorsports Programs to find options that match your interests and vehicle.
SCCA is made up of more than 100 local Regions throughout the United States. Your local Region organizes events, welcomes new members, and provides opportunities to compete, volunteer, and connect with fellow enthusiasts.
Use the SCCA Region Finder to locate the Region that serves your area.
SCCA hosts thousands of events each year across the country. The easiest way to find upcoming events is by searching the SCCA Event Calendar, where you can browse by location, program, or date.
You can also connect with your local Region to learn about events happening in your area.
Membership requirements vary by program. Many SCCA events require an annual membership, while some introductory programs offer weekend memberships or other participation options. Becoming an SCCA member also includes benefits such as member pricing, insurance coverage at sanctioned events, access to member resources, and subscription to SportsCar magazine.
Learn more about SCCA Membership Benefits and Membership Options.
The best place to start depends on what interests you most. If you’d like to drive your own car on track, programs like Track Night in America®, Solo®, Time Trials, and RallyCross are great entry points. If you’re interested in wheel-to-wheel competition, Road Racing offers a clear path from beginner schools to licensed racing. You can also get involved without driving by volunteering at local events.
Explore all of the SCCA Motorsports Programs to find the best fit for you.
The Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) is one of the largest amateur motorsports organizations in the United States. Since 1944, SCCA has brought together automotive enthusiasts through a wide variety of driving, racing, rally, and volunteer opportunities. Whether you’re interested in competing, learning performance driving skills, volunteering at events, or simply connecting with other enthusiasts, SCCA offers programs for all experience levels.
Learn more about the Club’s history, mission, and programs on the About SCCA page.
