Do you like the adrenaline rush of wheel-to-wheel racing? The smell of rubber and oil? The sound of screeching tires going into a corner? Ever picture yourself in a race suit with your helmet at your side waiting to get in the car and go racing? Then, club racing is where you should be!
Of course, that is not the only way to enjoy the sport of Road Course Racing. There are many opportunities to get close to the action with the many volunteers and officials it takes to put on these events. Look at the list under “Race Specialties.”
Your passion for motorsports may present itself in a number of ways. Motorsports is more than just driving, and there are a million and one ways to get involved. Running an event requires the talents of a wide variety of dedicated individuals.
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Whether you’re talking Rally, Solo, or Club Racing, our members enjoy serving in all types of exciting positions. Get started now and who knows where you’ll end up? After all, the SCCA provides staff to every major road racing event from IRL to NASCAR and Formula One.
License Waiver ProcedureWhat if you don’t race but want to be near the action? SCCA has many different areas for you to try and see if it’s for you. Getting involved as a worker or official is as easy as going to a local event and volunteering to help. Workers are issued a license just like the competition drivers and can work their way up through the four levels of licenses by participating at different events and gaining the knowledge and experience necessary to hold a national specialty license. SCCA licensed workers help staff most of the motorsport events held in the United States in one capacity or another.
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