If you would like to be a racer, crew, worker, or official, SCCA can offer it all to you. Here's a brief explanation of the different roles carried out during a race week-end. Match your interests to one or more areas and contact us.  Follow this link to a membership form. You can also check out the SCCA home page for additional information as well.

Workers & Officials Programs

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. Please check out our workers page for additional info on each of the worker specialties.

Driving Schools then Racing

Amateur Club racers start by completing two SCCA Driving Schools. After being signed-off, you are now ready to compete in Regional races. SCCA also offers a list of commercial driving/racing schools which are SCCA-accredited. The first two races you must place an "X" on your car to let other drivers know you are beginner.

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