This schedule is subject to change. Check this site frequently for the
latest information. "Breaking News" such as an event cancellation
will be announced on the Home page.
For more autocross events in the NW see the
"Solo II Links"
page.
A
word about run groups. . .
All
vehicles are divided into Group A and Group B. Group A consists of Stock, Street
Tire, Street Touring, Ladies PAX and PAX classes. Group B consists of
Street Prepared, Prepared, Modified and Street
Modified class vehicles. The event flyer will designate which group is
scheduled to run in the morning session and which group is scheduled to run
in the afternoon session. Competitors (including newcomers) who show up to
register for the morning registration, but who's class is scheduled to run
in the afternoon, can opt to wait for the afternoon registration or take
non-points TIME ONLY runs in the morning. Competitors (including newcomers)
who show up to register in the afternoon, but who's class ran in the
morning, will have to take non-points TIME ONLY runs. TIME ONLY runs are
priced the same as competition runs.
SCCA
Members vs Non-Members
Becoming
an SCCA member brings benefits even on the local level!
Show your SCCA
membership card at Registration and you'll pay a discounted rate to
compete. Your card must be current and shown at every event.
SCCA members have
the opportunity to register before non-members. See the specific event
flyer for registration times.
SCCA members have
the opportunity to win a Championship Series trophy!
SCCA members
receive the local "Loud Pedal" publication covering Oregon
Region SCCA Road Race, Rally and Solo programs.
SCCA members
receive the national SCCA "Sportscar"
publication
SCCA members can
compete in Divisional and National level events held throughout the US.
SCCA
memberships (or renewals) cannot be handled at the event. Please submit
your application to the Regional or National SCCA office for processing.
To determine the Registration times for your class, view
the event flyer by clicking on the appropriate link to the left. As always,
come early so that you are not stuck on the wrong side of the
racetrack when Registration closes.
You must purchase an SCCA Solo Rule
Book to get a "tech" sticker for the whole year. The book not only contains the rules of the sport, but
classifies each vehicle according to year, make, model
and preparation level. It is the competitor's responsibility to know the
rules and class their vehicle. Solo rule books are available at the event
and, if you are having difficulty classing your vehicle, someone working at
the Registration table can help.
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