Next Event
Dec 8
SSCC Club Meeting: Dec 3
7:00 pm - 8:00 pm at Wick Building
Sports Car Club of America Regulations
In 2025, SCCA will change the Street Touring Class and add 4 more. You may be impacted
SSCC Additional Information
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Maximum 40 drivers, if we max on the online registration, you may be denied registration at the event.
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Ride Alongs are up to the driver.
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Loaner helmets are available with a $1 balaclava, Certified Helmet List Quick Reference is here
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Spectators are welcome and free but must sign in and stay off the grid.
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Unofficial SCCA Solo Classification assistant or the official SCCA SOLO Class Rules
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Online Registration typically opens 9 days before the event, at 7AM, and closes 2 days before the event, at 7PM
UPCOMING EVENTS
Sierra Vista Pad
Dec 8 2024
Registration opens on Nov 29 at 7 am
Christmas Party: Dec 14,
Pizza Hut Bistro 6:00 pm
at 900 E Fry Blvd
SSCC members are free
Guests are $20
Optional White Elephant Gift ($20 max)
Pizza and soft drinks provided
RSVP with Gene or email here by 12/11
Projected 2025 Events: Jan 12, Feb 9, Mar 9, Apr 6, May 4, Jun 8, Jul 13, Aug 10, Sep 7, Oct 5, Nov 9, Dec 7,
2024 Results
Big Thanks!
Thank you
Sliding Rock Racing
Dave Rock and Kerry Gonzales
​for donating the new wireless display.
Autocross Race Day Schedule
8:00 AM - Gate Opens & Setup Starts
8:30 AM - Registration & Vehicle Tech Opens
9:30 AM - Registration & Vehicle Tech Closes
9:45 AM - Drivers Meeting
10:00 AM - First Car On Course, Event Begins
Event Cost - cash or check, paid at the event
$30.00 - Sports Car Club of America Member
$45.00 - Sports Car Club of America non-member
Additional $10.00 for "Fun" Runs (4)
Additional $5 to register at the event
Run / Work Policy
Our Solo Autocross events are RUN/WORK. For each paid entry, you are required to provide a work commitment. Jobs vary from grid, setup, tear down, cone chasing, access control. We can always use more help. Those who run and choose to leave the event site will be scored as DNW or did not work. All times and accumulated points are forfeited. We do understand that things might get confusing, so a reasonable excuse, and providing a substitute to work for you is permissible.
Debbie Marple
Club President
Jose Feliciano
Vice President
Gene Sanders
Secretary
Dave Pressler
Treasurer
John Lawson
Chief of Course
Evan Driscoll
Tech
ABOUT US
The Sierra Sports Car Club offers people of all skill levels a chance to push their cars to the limit in a safe environment. Events are usually held on the first Sunday of each month. Competitors drive as fast as they dare through a course marked by traffic cones. There is a chance to walk the course before the track opens, and it is recommended to walk with an experienced driver to get advice on how to best attack the track. Each month, club members vote on a course design, which is a little different at each event. The goal is to learn quickly, and build on experience.
There are typically two cars on the course at once, separated so there is minimal chance of safety concerns. Each run is timed electronically, and compared with other drivers. Cars run on a handicap system called PAX, which allows different types of cars to achieve a similar score. Emphasis is placed on driving skill and the car’s handling, with horsepower playing a less important role. Cars usually run in second gear, occasionally reaching third gear or requiring a downshift to first for a tight turn. Runs are typically 40-70 seconds each. Events conclude between 2-3:30 PM depending on participation level, which ranges from 18-40 drivers.
The club offers loaner helmets and coaching for people new to the sport. The Sierra Sports Car Club hosts SCCA-sanctioned and insured autocross events under the AZ Border Region SCCA. See AZBRSCCA.org for more information.