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Eligibility applies during the active membership term.
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Eligible for: |
Regular Membership |
Associate Membership |
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Membership Term |
One Year or Annual |
5 days (Weekend) |
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Full Membership Privileges |
✓ |
✗ |
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Insurance Coverage at Member Rates |
✓ |
✓ |
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Membership discounts |
✓ |
✗ |
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Volunteer Incentive Program |
✓ |
✗ |
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Voting in Elections |
✓ |
✗ |
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Participant Privileges |
✓ |
See Event Supps |
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SCCA Licensing |
✓ |
✗ |
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Partner Discounts and Benefits |
✓ |
✗ |
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Preferred Partner Benefits |
✓ |
✗ |
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Leadership opportunities: Regional, Divisional, program boards and committees |
✓ |
✗ |
SCCA offers two primary membership options, Regular or Associate, allowing you to choose the level of involvement that best fits your participation goals.
If you’re attending one event, a Weekend Membership may be all you need. If you find yourself coming back for “just one more event” (a common condition among motorsports enthusiasts), a Regular Membership offers the most benefits, privileges, and long-term value!
Check the Supplemental Regulations (“supps”) for the event to verify membership requirements. These can typically be found on the event’s registration page.
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REGULAR |
ASSOCIATE |
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Packages |
National Individual |
National Family |
Weekend |
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Membership Term |
Annual |
Annual |
5 days |
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National Dues |
$85 |
$120 |
$25, costs vary |
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Region Dues |
Varies by Region |
Varies by Region |
N/A |
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Estimated Annual Membership Cost |
$100-120 |
$135-155 |
$25 per event |
If you’re participating in an SCCA-sanctioned event, chances are you’ll need an SCCA membership. In SCCA terms, a participant includes not only drivers, but also crew members, event officials, announcers, ambulance crews, tow truck operators, pit gate workers, and anyone issued official event credentials at event check-in.
In short: more events, more savings, more opportunities, and more people who understand your motorsports obsession. SCCA membership includes access to events nationwide, member pricing, competition licensing opportunities, insurance benefits, partner discounts, SCCA communications, and a welcoming community of volunteers, competitors, and enthusiasts who share your passion for all things motorsports! Find your fun with us today!
SCCA Bylaws Article II – Membership, Section 4. Termination, Suspension and Renewal, paragraph (d) states, “The Board of Directors, or the governing body of a Regular Member’s Region may suspend a Member at any time for infraction of any Club rule or any other cause if the suspending body deems the action in the best interests of the Club.”
SCCA Bylaws Article VI – Administration, Section 1. Board of Directors states that the BOD “shall establish the policies of the Club and shall oversee and direct the implementation and execution of such policies and the administration of the affairs of the Club by the executive committee, such other committees as it determines to appoint and authorize, and the staff of the Club.”
SCCA Bylaws Article VI – Administration, Section 5. Operations Manual states, “The SCCA Operations Manual shall be the Official operating guide for all areas of SCCA administration. It shall further the guiding principle of the SCCA: The ultimate direction of the Club rests with the Members. In furthering this guiding principle, the Operations Manual provides an equitable system of administrative due process.”
SCCA Operations Manual I. Forward; C. SCCA Welcoming Environment Statement describes the SCCA Mission, Vision, Values, and Welcoming Environment, and C.1 Member in Good Standing describes the Code of Member Conduct.
SCCA Operations Manual B. Organization; 1. Membership; 1.7 Conduct Unbecoming a Member describes all manner of inappropriate behavior and unsportsmanlike conduct, along with levels of severity, the reporting mechanism, and anti-retaliation.
SCCA Operations Manual B. Organization; 1. Membership; 4. National Office Responsibilities and Administrative Procedures; 4.1 Administration describes primary responsibilities of the National Office related to administration and coordination of activities which cross Divisional, Regional and Program parameters, such as member conduct issues. Further, the Membership Department has established the Member Acknowledgment which appears on all paperwork and online when joining, renewing, or rejoining, and requires agreement before moving forward with the process.
Yes. The SCCA is a member club of ACCUS – the Automobile Competition Committee of the United States, which is an umbrella organization of auto racing sanctioning bodies in the United States. ACCUS is the Official liaison of U.S. sanctioning bodies to the FIA – Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile. As such, SCCA works with other sanctioning bodies on reports of SCCA member conduct at events not sanctioned by SCCA.
The relevant Region Leaders and Event Officials must ensure enforcement of any temporary measure or permanent sanction issued by the Board of Directors. Typically, a member suspended or expelled from the Club may also be prohibited from attending an event or activity as a participant or crew member, occasionally even as a spectator.
Public disclosure of investigation-related information is inconsistent with best practices and can jeopardize the Club’s ability to protect affected individuals. Final decisions are always shared with the Claimant(s), Respondent, and relevant Region Leaders or Event Officials.
To protect the integrity of the process and the confidentiality of affected individuals, the SCCA generally does not communicate publicly on the status or outcome of investigations. The Club communicates directly with Claimants and Respondents at important milestones in the investigative process. If the SCCA enacts a temporary measure or sanction that affects a Respondent’s eligibility to participate, it can be found in the Member Account Portal under Action History/Discipline (if program related) or Membership Status (active, suspended, etc.).
