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	• Autocross.com - Getting Started in Autocross? If you're just learning about autocrossing we recommend looking at the, FAQ of Autocross by John Crooke, which is hosted from the San Francisco Region of the SCCA. There is also an excellent Novice Handbook of autocross information which was compiled by Kate Hughes and friends at the Glen Region SCCA. Want to know what class your car would compete in. Different clubs use different classes and rules but most use the SCCA car classes. The SCCA also has a link that shows the updates to their rules. You can also find some of the new rules and class information at Jerry Mouton site. There are some new classes and they are called Street Touring & Street Modified so be sure to check that site also. There are a few books that cover the sport of autocrossing. Here is a short review of some of the books. If you have questions about setting up your car for autocrossing you might try our autocross setup section. One of the best places for you to learn how to adjust your car is featured from the West Texas Region SCCA. A lot of new racing terms and definitions like oversteer and understeer can be explained here. Yes, you have to work during an autocross. Look at the Course Worker requirements & the Down - Out Pylon Rule. Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• About Motorkhanas - Definition. Motorkhanas are motor sport events designed to test the acceleration, braking and handling of cars and the skill and judgement of drivers. Most importantly, motorkhanas provide fun and enjoyment whilst practising and learning car control. Oversteer and understeer will be found in abundance, but at safe speeds under controlled conditions. The word Motorkhana seems unique to Australia and New Zealand, but similar events are known as Autotest in the U.K., Autocross or Solo in the U.S., and may be known as Autokhana or Gymkhana elsewhere. Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Rocky Mountain Solo2 Series - Gates open at 6:30 AM, check-in is open between 6:30 and 8:30 (please check in as soon as you arrive) Rookie meeting and walk, 8:30AM Drivers meeting at about 9:15, first car off at about 9:30 Entry fees: $25.00-Member, $35.00 Non-Member Non-Member fee $45.00 at Mt Elbert/DIA Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Connecticut Autocross and Rally Team Inc. - Welcome to the C.A.R.T. website. The Connecticut Autocross & Rally Team, Inc. (C.A.R.T.) is an independent, non-sanctioned, non-marques club of sports and performance car enthusiasts. During the spring, summer and fall months, we have several autocross events in Bristol CT, Time Trial events at Lime Rock Park and other locations plus periodic Rallys throughout New England. Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Fairfield County Sports Car Club - The FCSCC was organized to promote the preservation, ownership and operation of sports cars, to provide and regulate events for sports cars and their owners, to promote motoring for pleasure and for sport, and to encourage careful and skillful driving. The club is primarily involved with hosting a series of Autocross (Solo II) events and Road Rallies throughout the year. Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Cumberland Motor Club - Incorporated in 1958, the Cumberland Motor Club (CMC) sponsors autocross (gymkhana / Solo 2) competition and time / speed / distance rally events in central and southern Maine. The CMC gives participants the opportunity to compete in sanctioned, safe events. Click on the links at left for more information. See you at an event! Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• The Founders' Region, Potomac Porsche Club - PCA Potomac Founders' Region 50th Anniversary Roberto Alvarez, President Do you know why we're called the Founders' Region? We are the founding region of Porsche Club of America, January 1955! During the year 1954 a group of Porsche owners from the Washington metropolitan area got together to share not only the joys of driving a Porsche but also with the interest of helping each other out with the maintenance of these rather unique vehicles in the US at the time. After a couple of organizational meetings they voted on the procedures for admission and membership dues and the Porsche Club of America was incorporated. Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• PA's Autox Page - Since its creation in 1996 by Perry Aidelbaum, PA's Autox Page has provided hundreds of thousands of individuals, ranging from first timer to National Champion, with information on the sport of autocrossing. Originally featuring only the larger SCCA regions in the NJ - NY - Philly Metropolitan areas, the page has since grown to include numerous clubs and organizations all of whom are dedicated to providing safe, fast, and fun motorsports competition. The main page provides everything one needs to know about autocrossing. For example, it features educational and general preparation tips, a classifieds page, and one of the most comprehensive schedule and results archives on the entire web! There truly is something for everyone on this site, so enjoy and remember to drive safely. Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• South Jersey Region of SCCA - Welcome to the web home of the South Jersey Region of SCCA. Monthly Meetings are held on the Second Wednesday of each month at Whistler's Inn, in Cinnaminson. (on Rt 130 South, just after Riverton Road (going south)). Meeting starts at 8pm, but come early for some good food and conversations! You will find lots of information about things that we do. Please feel free to browse the site. If you have any questions about the site, contact our webmaster. For questions about individual aspects of what we do, there will be links on the corresponding pages. Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Central New York Region - Welcome! The Central New York Region of the SCCA serves a large part of Northern New York State including the greater Syracuse, Utica and Watertown areas. The region is bordered by the Mohawk-Hudson Region to the east, Southern New York Region to the south, and the Finger Lakes, Glen and Western New York Regions to the west. To the north, the greater Ottawa, Ontario, Canada region is covered by the Motorsports Club of Ottawa, a region of CASC-OR (Canada's amateur racing organization). The members of CNY participate in all aspects of SCCA activity including: Solo II (autocross), Solo I (time trials/hillclimbs), Club Racing (road racing), Club Rally and Road Rally ("Over the river and through the woods..."), Flagging and Communications (which makes all of these possible to participate in.) Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Northern Ohio Valley Region - NOVR is an SCCA region in the Steubenville, OH area that is active in Autocross ( Solo II ). Our Autocross events are run in a relaxed environment with a late morning start. Registration closes at 10:15 AM We generally include 6 timed competitive runs followed by fun runs. Trophies are awarded at the conclusion of the day's event. For information or verification of a specific event, please call Joe McMullen at (740) 544-5182. You can reach Joe by email at NOVR@Wizco.net. Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Ohio Valley Region/Sports Car Club of America - Welcome "home" to the Ohio Valley Region/Sports Car Club of America, Inc. ("OVR/SCCA")! We have a place for every motor sports enthusiast – from timed precision driving events through pylons, to wheel-to-wheel hard-core racing competition, to working track side, or even the administration of our many activities – OVR offers you many different opportunities to fulfill your need for Speed! Are you a creative type? We even have a place for budding writers and photographers! We are driven by our membership, and we work hard to provide Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Alabama Region SCCA - The Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to motorsports, primarily at the grassroots level. Active members enjoy many events offered by the SCCA including road racing, Solo events, and rallies. The SCCA is divided into divisions containing regions. The Alabama Region (Number 1) is part of the Southeast Division (SEDiv), which consists of Alabama, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee and parts of Kentucky and Virginia. Most of the members in the Alabama Region reside in the Birmingham area. However, we have members in other cities including Auburn, Montgomery, and Tuscaloosa. The Alabama Region offers many activities and opportunities in motorsports. From actual racing to working on a race crew to working behind the scenes, the Region has it all. If you want to help out, please contact one of our board members. Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Dixie SCCA - All events are at the Commodore Decatur Industrial Park in Bainbridge Ga. Click here for directions. The day before each event date is when we set up, test, and clean the course. Please join us and help out. January 16, 2005 February 6, 2005 March 13, 2005 April 3, 2005 May 1, 2005 June 5, 2005 July 10, 2005 August 7, 2005 August 28, 2005 October 2, 2005 November 6, 2005 December 4, 2005 Regular entry fees: Members $15 - Students $17 - Non Members $20 The 2005 Solo II Rules are available for download here Dixie Region uses www.myautoevents.com for online registration. Registration to the site is required, but it’s free, and you can register for other events in the area. Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Tennessee Valley Region - Autocrossing (a.k.a. Slalom, Solo II, Gymkana, Parking lot racing,...) is a competition between cars of similar potential where each driver takes his/her car out onto a course marked by rubber pylons and tries to negotiate the prescribed path in as little time as possible. Only one competitor is on course at a time and the class winner is determined by the fastest time. Penalty seconds are added to the driver's time for each pylon hit during the run. TAC hosts at least seven events per season and TVR host an additional 3 or more with trophies awarded at each event. Membership is not required to participate in either club's events. However, TAC also sponsors a season-long championship series for members only. So if you want a big trophy at the end of the year or if you just want to support the club and help keep the program alive, join us. Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Twickenham Auto Club - Welcome! Twickenham Auto Club holds meetings on the first and third Thursday of every month at The Chinese Super Buffet in Madison (in the old Barnhills Buffet building) Directions/Map. Show up for friendly discussion any time after 6:00pm and the business meeting begins at 7:00pm. Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Blue Ridge Region SCCA... - SOLO II (or auto crossing), is usually a Sunday event open to members and non-members, pitting drivers and their cars against a temporary course normally set up in a large parking lot. These events are a timed competition, one car on course at a time. Multiple runs are made and eventual class winners are determined from the best laps. There are many classes in which to participate, with many electing to use their "daily ride". There is a pre-event safety inspection performed on each vehicle. The only "special" equipment required of the participants is an approved helmet (loaner helmets are normally available at the events). Drivers are required to "work" during a portion of their time when they are not on course. The "work" involves any of the many officiating tasks required to execute the event (flagging, tech inspection, timing, staging, etc.). SOLO is the cornerstone of the SCCA. Many road racers (both amateur and professional) and race officials, began their racing careers/hobbies in SOLO. Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Highlands Sports Car Club - Highlands Sports Car Club is a friendly group of automotive enthusiasts based in Asheville, North Carolina. Our members come from all walks of life and drive all types of vehicles. One member said it best when asked how we define a Sports Car by saying, "a Sports Car is any car driven in a sporting manner." The competitive events we regularly hold are Autocrosses and Rallyes. An Autocross is a one car at a time competition on a miniature road course marked by rubber cones in a large parking lot. The shortest time through the course wins. There are classes for all cars and some trucks. A Rallye is a challenging course following event held on public roads, at safe and legal speeds. Each vehicle carries a driver/navigator team. Any type of car or truck can be used. Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Triad Sports Car Club, Ltd - Welcome to Triad Sports Car Club, Ltd., High Point, North Carolina, USA Official Club Home Page. TSCC hosts nine Autocross events each March through November and is part of the North Carolina Autocross Championship (NCAC). Autocross (Auto-x) is a competitive motorsport where drivers run a short road course made up of traffic cones on a large paved area one at a time, as fast as they can against the clock. There are many classes of street and race cars at each event with special classes for ladies, novices, and street tires. Event schedules and results are reported here along with other items of interest to members and sponsors. Our official printed publication is The Drift. Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• North Carolina Region SCCA - Welcome To the NC Region of the Sports Car Club of America This is the Official Web Site for the North Carolina Region of the Sports Car Club Of America™. We are dedicated to sports car and racing enthusiasts, club racers, crews, region members and anyone interested in Racing! If you are a visitor, please browse our site and take a look at what you're missing! Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Tarheel Sports Car Club - Since 1964, Tarheel Sports Car Club has been organizing and hosting autocrosses and road rallies. In 2000, THSCC added time trials and track schools to its activities. Born and bred in Eastern North Carolina, THSCC is an independent club supported by member dues, event fees, and our fine sponsors. We invite you to join us for events and to attend our meetings. Check the events calendar for event dates and times. Our monthly meetings are held the second Wednesday of each month (except December; no meeting) at the Golden Corral on Highway 54 in Morrisville, N.C. Eating begins at 6:30pm; meeting begins at 7:30pm. Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Equipe Rapide Sports Car Club - You see all those people driving cars through pylons, testing and developing their driving skill and you think to yourself, "This looks like fun, I wish I could do this in a fun and safe manner without Officer Friendly writing me more tickets than Smokey and the Bandit" Well, fret no more, ER Sports Car Club is here! ER is devoted to setting up events that are fun and safe. Here's how you can test your ability safely with your daily driver or weekend racer without the fear of wreaking your life savings. All events are based around SOLO style competition. This means ONLY ONE CAR ON THE COURSE AT A TIME. The courses are setup using orange rubber pylons to simulate small road courses. Cars are spaced out to prevent possible contact with another car (keeps you from swapping paint with the other fellow!) ER organizes events, usually held on a Saturday or a Sunday : Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Florida Region SCCA - Remember when you were a kid playing with your hot wheels and had a dream that someday you could and would be involved in racing? Well, you are in the right place!!! The Florida Region of the SCCA is 1700+ members strong all involved in the sport of road racing, solo, rally, SCCA pro racing, flagging and communication. You could be in the seat of a race car, holding the checkered flag, lining up the cars in the hot pits, or talking to a driver about track hazards and yellow flags. These are only a few of the exciting aspects of the Florida Region SCCA. Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Gulfcoast Autocrossers - CELEBRATING 10 YEARS OF BRINGING GREAT AUTOCROSS EVENTS TO SOUTHWEST FLORIDA! 1995-2005 Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Cendiv Championship - The CENDIV SCCA SOLO II Championship Series, herein referenced as Series, was created to Promote great events within the Central Division SCCA. Increase competition within the Division. Help to improve individual driving skills that will help CENDIV drivers win more trophies at Nationals. Create new friendships within CENDIV Regions. Unify the CENDIV SOLO II Community. Promote SCCA and the Central Division. Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Chicago Region Solo Championship - To preregister, just fill out and return the entry form provided below. Be sure to include the date of the event you are entering. For more information, call the numbers listed below, or attend one of the monthly Solo meetings (newcomers welcome!). Meetings are generally held on the second Monday of each month at 7:00 pm at The Original Frankly Yours, 1820 W. Irving Park Road, Schaumburg, IL. There are no Solo meetings in January or September.Event Schedule Registration/Check-in 7:30 to 8:40 am Tech Inspection 7:35 to 8:50 am Drivers’ Meeting 9:00 am 1st Heat Worker Check-in 9:15 am First Car Off 9:30 am Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Tri-State Sports Car Council - Tri-State Sports Car Council (TSSCC) is one of the premier autocross clubs in the tri-state area (Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin). We have been active in promoting the sport for over 35 years. TSSCC is responsible, in part, for what the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) Solo II program has become today. TSSCC hosts eight Championship Series events per season as well as some fun events and social gatherings. The club strives to create a family atmosphere, so there is fun for everyone. Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Welcome to the Fort Wayne Region SCCA! - Hosting Organization(s) Fort Wayne Region SCCA Event Type Autocross / Solo Event Date(s) 22-May-2005 Event Description/ Schedule Come out and enjoy the fun, as Fort Wayne Region SCCA presents our second autocross of the Kruse International Solo Series. Come out and participate. Test your driving skills! Registration and Technical Inspection: 8:30am to 10am Course open for walking: 9am to 10:45am Drivers meeting 10:45am First car on Course at 11am (Indiana Time) Event Location Navistar International Street Address 2911 Meyer Road City Fort Wayne State or Province IN Postal/Zip Code 46801 Country USA Location Description Driving Directions From East: Take US30/930 into New Haven, Bear Left at New Haven Avenue (near Freightliner) at the light. Turn Left on Meyer Road, site will be on your Left. From West: Take Coliseum Blvd, cross over 930, turn Left at next light (New Haven Ave), turn Right at Meyer Road, site will be on your Left. Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Welcome to the Great River Region of the SCCA - The Great River Region Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) is one of 110 regions that make up the nation’s largest motorsport membership organization. Chartered in 1966, Great River Region has promoted a variety of motorsport activities and social events. Members organize, conduct , promote, and participate in a variety of motorsport activities, including races, solo events, road rallies, and social functions. Great River Region activities normally include Solo II autocrosses, as well as special events including business and social meetings. Great River Region publishes a monthly newsletter, “River Ramblings” which keeps members informed of the club activities. Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Sports Car Club of America - Indiana Northwest Region - Solo II Merrillville High School 276 E 86th Place Merrillville, IN. 46410 Registration & Tech 8am -9:30am Drivers Meeting 10:00am First Car Off 10:30am SCCA Members $15 Non SCCA Members $25 All car numbers and class must be displayed on side of car. No grease paint on glass Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• SBR Solo Info - SBR Event Schedules All events are held on Indiana time (EST). All events will use this schedule, unless otherwise posted Site opens: 8:00 AM Registration: 8:30-9:30 AM $10 late fee after 9:30 AM! Tech Inspection: 8:30-10:00 AM Novice Meeting: 9:30 AM Driver's Meeting: 10:30 AM First Car Off: 11:00 AM Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Des Moines Valley Region - Des Moines Valley Region hosts 9 pavement and 2 ice Solo 2 events each year, usually on the third Sunday of the month. For competitors wishing even more challenge there are also R&S Racing and Solo Performance Midwest Division Championship Series events, as well as the SCCA Solo 2 National Championship when over 1000 entrants from across the US gather in Topeka, Kansas each fall. Other variants of SCCA Solo events include Pro Solo, in which two competitors race simultaneously on "mirror image" courses after a drag race type start, and Solo I events, which are higher speed single car events held on road racing courses. Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• CENTRAL KENTUCKY REGION - Why Autocross? Because it's FUN! Autocrossing is one of the few motor sports that an entrant can spend $20-30 for a full day on the weekend and get to drive their very own car and test it's (and the driver's) limits. The cost really is very low with respect to auto racing activities. The $20-30 fee helps pay parking lot rental fees the club endures to host an event, the timing and scoring equipment, display, trailer, cones, national SCCA audit fees and many other items it takes to run an event. Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• SCCA MidSouth Region - Our local club secures a location, usually a large parking lot or a section of an airport, to hold Solo2 events. Traffic cones, or pylons, are used to set out a course and drivers are timed to the 1/1000th of a second. For every pylon that is hit, a 2-second penalty is added to that driver’s official time for that particular run. The lowest official time in a class is awarded 1st place. The number of awards in a class is based on the number of entrants in that class. Cars in different classes can be compaired by using an index. Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Tennessee Region Sports Car Club of America - Solo2 Event Times: Sunday Setup 8:00 to 10:30am Registration: If pre-registered online: If registering at the event: 9:00 to 10:30am 9:00 to 10:00am Novice Walk through 10:30am Drivers Meeting 10:45am First Car off 11:00am Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• Sierra Sports Car Club - January 9, 2005 #1 of 4 Sierra Vista Municipal Airport February 6, 2005 - 2 Sierra Vista Municipal Airport March 6, 2005 - 3 Sierra Vista Municipal Airport April 3, 2005 - 4 Bisbee-Douglas Airport May 1, 2005 #1 of 3 Bisbee-Douglas Airport June 5, 2005 - 2 Fort Huachuca West Ramp July 10, 2005 Fort Huachuca West Ramp August 7, 2005 Sierra Vista Municipal Airport September 11, 2005 Fort Huachuca West Ramp October 2, 2005 Fort Huachuca West Ramp November 6, 2005 Sierra Vista Municipal Airport December SSCC Annual Holiday Party Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank
	• San Francisco Region - SFR Autocross Series We run two separate series of events each year, the Championship Series and the Slush Series. These are separately scored and trophies are awarded for each. The same Supplemental Regulations apply. The Championship Series is generally from January to September, ending before the SCCA Nationals. The Slush Series is after Nationals up till the next year's Championship Series. Slush tends to be a bit more laid back, but events are run the same. "Events" and "Rounds" Our Events Calendar lists autocrosses as "SFR Event" or "SFR Round 4". These mean the same, except that there is an event information web page available for those Events classified as Rounds. The Run Groups are pretty sure, and the site is pretty sure, but anything can change, right up through complete cancellation at the last minute. Always check the website or hotline the night before. General Event Information Events are open to SCCA members only. Membership card must be presented to run. Memberships may be purchased on site, but you will not be allowed to run until your card arrives from SCCA. Join early. See the button on the top of this screen. A special "Friends and Family" entry is available for members to sponsor non-member entrants occasionally. The event will be conducted according to SCCA Solo II rules, as amended by SFR Supplemental regulations Karts in SFR events are governed by the SFR Kart Rules Cars must undergo technical inspection for safety and car identification issues at every event. Experienced autocrossers may be eligible for the SCCA annual tech program, which makes them personally responsible for performing their own tech inspection at every event. SFR Handicapping indexes, which are based on the most recently published RTP/PAX indexes, will be used to generate an indexed order of finish on the website.. Entry Fee: $30; By entering you agree to work your assigned work group; SCCA membership card and valid drivers' license are required and must be presented at registration; Helmet is required: Snell type M or SA, '90 or later ONLY; Loaners are available on a limited basis. First run group is run on an "inverted grid": First car to arrive on grid is put into last position; Last car to arrive will run first; Cars in the first run group will be tech'ed on grid. WHY? Because the first car out each day runs on a slippery, dirty track, and smart drivers want others to clean it off for them. Grid Early. Page Rank - Alexa's Traffic Rank