What if there is inclement weather?

Check for Starting Line events — schools run at host regions around the country through the season, so availability depends on your region and time of year.

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Your car in good mechanical condition, a valid driver’s license, comfortable closed-toe shoes (there will be some course work during the school), and a helmet if you already own one. Sunscreen, chair, water, and weather-appropriate layers are smart additions since the school runs outdoors for a full day.

Participants must meet the age and licensing requirements established by SCCA and the host Region. Check the event registration page for specific requirements.

Mostly, yes, though some experienced autocrossers use it as a skills refresher.

Yes, that’s the goal. Starting Line is built to take someone with zero autocross experience through a single day of instruction and leave them ready to enter a regular autocross event — which is exactly what the Sunday regional event included in the package is for.

Yes — bring whatever you normally drive. There’s no special car requirement for Starting Line; the instruction is built around learning your own vehicle’s limits. Best results will be gleaned from a vehicle with a passenger seat so the instructor can ride with you and vice versa.

Starting Line’s Autocross School is the full-day introductory course for brand-new drivers. ProLaunch is a shorter, ProSolo-specific program that teaches the drag-race-style, side-by-side start format — it’s not a full driving school, and the on-track time is limited to practice starts. Driver’s Edge is aimed at drivers who’ve already run regional events and want a guided introduction to the faster pace of Solo National Tour competition.

Yes; if you do not already have one, the host region will have loaner helmets available. Participants also get a coupon for 10% off a $100 helmet through Solo Performance Specialties.