New to auto-x/racing..when and where are the events???
I just got my SCCA membership a couple months ago and have been on the SCCA web site and calclub.com and can't seem to find any amature events in southern california!? Has the season not started?
I'm off to disneyland, I'll check back later.
I'm off to disneyland, I'll check back later.
Yeah I think I've been to all the links. My regional web site is calclub.com and all I see on the calendar are pro events and even still the majority are in AZ or Vegas.
Is ameture autox seasonal or year-round???? If it's seasonal is it the summer months?
Is ameture autox seasonal or year-round???? If it's seasonal is it the summer months?
Originally posted by chuck
It depends where you are at. In Texas it is most of the year, but in Missouri it is a spring/summer/fall thing.
It depends where you are at. In Texas it is most of the year, but in Missouri it is a spring/summer/fall thing.
Originally posted by t.renz
www.scca.org
www.scca.org
One event in all of California!?!?!?!?!?
I have GOT to be wrong
Hello! I've only been active with my region here in middle Tennessee for a little over a year so I'm no expert. But, I think you'll find that different regions of the SCCA concentrate on different things, some on Club Racing, some on TSD Rallying, some on SoloII, etc.
Our region (TRSCCA.com) for example only does autrcross; we have 24 events this year and one divisional event but we don't do any club racing or rallying (although we have members who are active in those activities...they simply do so with other regions).
Obviously, living in Tennessee I'm not familar with California but I suspect there are regions within reasonable travelig distance that hold SoloII events. If you can't find any through searching the web, don't be afraid to call SCCA national headquarters to see if they can help.
Also, many individual car clubs/organizations hold autocross events and very often use SCCA SoloII rules but those, of course, can usually only be found by finding those organizations.
Bottom line is, don't give up....I think you'll find that autrocross is EXTREEMLY fun and will teach you more about driving skills and handling your car at it's limits than any other activity can (and you can do it without seeing blue lights in your rear-view mirror)
Our region (TRSCCA.com) for example only does autrcross; we have 24 events this year and one divisional event but we don't do any club racing or rallying (although we have members who are active in those activities...they simply do so with other regions).
Obviously, living in Tennessee I'm not familar with California but I suspect there are regions within reasonable travelig distance that hold SoloII events. If you can't find any through searching the web, don't be afraid to call SCCA national headquarters to see if they can help.
Also, many individual car clubs/organizations hold autocross events and very often use SCCA SoloII rules but those, of course, can usually only be found by finding those organizations.
Bottom line is, don't give up....I think you'll find that autrocross is EXTREEMLY fun and will teach you more about driving skills and handling your car at it's limits than any other activity can (and you can do it without seeing blue lights in your rear-view mirror)
Hey thanks Robert, I actually did find a web site yesterday... solo2.com that is in my region. It just so happens that the weekend of april 5-6 an autox event is being held about an hour from me. I'm heading out on the 6th for my first event!!
Originally posted by Daveg27
Check out Porsche Club and BMW Club events too. They allow any type of car to compete. (at least in my area they do) They also hate getting beat by a "non-marque" car!
Good luck!
Check out Porsche Club and BMW Club events too. They allow any type of car to compete. (at least in my area they do) They also hate getting beat by a "non-marque" car!
Good luck!
How far are you willing to drive. If you wanna come up to Merced and run at Castle Airport there is an event end of April you'd probably enjoy. www.americanauto-x.com
Originally posted by Todd Z28
How far are you willing to drive. If you wanna come up to Merced and run at Castle Airport there is an event end of April you'd probably enjoy. www.americanauto-x.com
How far are you willing to drive. If you wanna come up to Merced and run at Castle Airport there is an event end of April you'd probably enjoy. www.americanauto-x.com
Figured it's kinda far for you, but it is a 2 day event, and it's geared for big V8 cars with pretty fast, wide courses. at the event last weekend I was on the limiter in second gear a couple times, so about 75mph... The Fresno chapter of SCCA SFR also runs at Castle, but the courses are much tighter, better suited for Miata's than Camaro's...
If you make it out, stop by and say hi, I'll be in the white Camaro # 72 in Street Mod.
If you make it out, stop by and say hi, I'll be in the white Camaro # 72 in Street Mod.


