In Chicagoland-

Midwest council sports car club...I am a member of the Chicagoland Sports car chapter of the mcscc...

Linky http://www.mcscc.org/

We run at Autobahn, Milwaukee Mile, Blackhawk Farms, Road America, and usually one or two others..

In arizona I think these are the best:
www.clubracing.az
www.nasaproracing.com - arizona section

In Southern California, the Alfa Club has racing, time trialing, and schools primarily at Willow Springs (on the big track and the Streets). They've always welcomed non Alfa Romeo vehicles.
http://www.arosc.org/

Willow Springs Int'l Raceway:
http://www.willowspringsraceway.com

I run with Trackmasters here in Northern California. Very well organized. Safe, fun track days. We run at Laguna, Infineon, and Thunderhill mostly.

-ch

^^^^^ the Trackmasters website is http://www.trackmasters-racing.com/

God, I hate the fact that this forum locks down edits after only 30 minutes.

-ch

This takes care of Florida, and one region in Georgia. I know a couple in the list operate on a national level as well. Though some of them on the list are car specific, feel free to take your Rx7. Very rarely will a group not allow a certain vehicle type (I know twice a year a group does a "BMW vs. Porsche" event but that is about it). Also, should any of you wish to do a very well organized HPDE at Sebring International Raceway (As well as a few other tracks), I recommend SAFE Motorsports.

~James

Sanctioning bodies and abbreviations
(CFR-W) http://www.cfrsolo2.com **Central Florida Region SCCA, West Coast
(CFR-E) http://www.cfrsolo2.com **Central Florida Region SCCA, East Coast
(SEdiv) http://www.sedivsolo2.com **SouthEastern Division SCCA Solo2
(SCCA) http://scca.com/Solo/NationalTour.asp **SCCA National Tour
(SCCA) http://scca.com/Solo/ProSolo.asp **SCCA Pro Solo
(FAST) http://wedrivefast.com **FAST
(NASA) http://www.drivenasafl.com **NASA
(PCA-SC) http://www.pca.org/sfl/ **Porsche Club of America, Suncoast Region
(MSCC) http://www.martinsportscarclub.com **Martin Sports Car Club
(GCAC) http://www.gulfcoastautocrossers.com **Gulf Coast Auto Crossers, Ltd.
(Evo) http://autocross.com/evolution/ **Evolution Driving School
(Vets) http://www.ncccsouth.com/ **Corvette Club
(RX) http://www.rallyrebels.com/ **Florida RallyCross Championship Series
(Int) http://intmo.com/ **International Motorsports
(BMW) http://www.fscbmwcca.org/ **BMW CCA Florida Suncoast Chapter
(Chin) http://chinmotorsports.com **Chin Motorsports
(SAFE) http://safemotorsports.com **SAFE Motorsports
(FCRC) http://www.floridacorvetteracing.com **Florida Corvette Racing Club
(GR) http://www.gainesvilleraceway.com **Gainesville Raceway
(PCA-C) http://www.flcitrusregion.org/cgi-bi...&pg=events **Porsche Club - Citrus Region
(PBOC) http://www.pbocflorida.com/mainmenu.html **PBOC Motorsports Club
(GRRC) http://www.gvilleroadrace.com/ **Gainesville Road Race Club
(Bucc) http://buccaneerregion.org/solo.html **Buccaneer Region SCCA
(Dix) http://www.dixiescca.com/index.htm **Dixie Region SCCA
(ER) http://autox.carlc.com/ **SCCA's Florida Region and Equipe Rapide
(Mga) http://mgascca.org/index2.html **Middle Georgia Region SCCA
(Gcr) http://gulfcoastregionscca.org/index.php **Gulf Coast Region SCCA
(PcaCr) http://www.pcafcr.org/calendar.htm **Porsche Club-Crown Region
(PcaG) http://www.goldcoastregion.org/autocross.php **Porsche Club - Gold Coast Region

Chicago Racing/ Autocross
 

CHICAGO CHICAGO CHICAGO CHICAGO CHICAGO CHICAGO
WISCONSIN
Any one looking for racing or autocross in chicago area go to MCSCC.org .

we are the second biggest group (to scca) in chicago, Milwakee area


we race at main tracks now. Blackhawk farms (rockton IL) Autobahn (joilet) Road America(elkart lake WI) Gingerman (MI) Milwakee Mile (WI)

I just got my own rx7, and i want to see more rotarys racing. i plan on being to every autocross event in the 07 season. so if u think t=you can beet me, just try.

Chicago Racing/ Autocross
 

CHICAGO CHICAGO CHICAGO CHICAGO CHICAGO CHICAGO
WISCONSIN
Any one looking for racing or autocross in chicago area go to MCSCC.org .

we are the second biggest group (to scca) in chicago, Milwakee area


we race at main tracks now. Blackhawk farms (rockton IL) Autobahn (joilet) Road America(elkart lake WI) Gingerman (MI) Milwakee Mile (WI)

I just got my own rx7, and i want to see more rotarys racing. i plan on being to every autocross event in the 07 season. so if u think you can beet me, just try.

New Mexico

SCCA: http://www.rgrscca.org/

PCA: http://www.roadrunner-region-pca.org/

Local track (Albuquerque): http://www.sandiamotorsports.com/

Local strip (Albuquerque): http://www.abqdragway.com/news/TrackNews.html

The Road-Racers of Atlantic Canada
http://www.tracracing.ca

Atlantic Region Motor Sports
http://www.armsinc.ca

Atlantic Sports Car Club
http://www.ascc.ca

Atlantic Motorsport Park
http://www.atlanticmotorsportpark.com

http://www.mco.org
Motorsport Club of Ottawa....does incredible race schools and the source for information pertaining to racing in Ontarie.

Washington State
 

Someone already posted the local WASHINGTON STATE web sites:

http://www.wwscc.org/

http://nwr-scca.org/

http://www.pacificraceways.com/

http://www.bremertonraceway.com/

But if you need any help or have any questions about getting out there to race or to autocross feel free to ping me. I've been autocrossing and road racing for 15+ years and I'm always happy to get new people out on the track. You can also e-mail me at: emailjpd (at sign) mac.com.

I currently run a 2nd Gen Rx-7 in ITS.

Orlando, FL

I'm a long time member of Martin Sports Car Club.
Great local club that welcomes guests. SCCA rules are loosely mirrored but we aren't nearly as serious. There's more focus on having fun than enforcing rulebooks.
main site - www.martinsportscarclub.com
forums - http://www.autocrossforum.com/forums...p?showforum=57

In the Pacific NW the International Conference of Sports Car Clubs run a good road racing series as well as drivers training and HPDE at a number of tracks across Oregon, Washington and British Columbia. www.ICSCC.com

COLORADO:

SCCA Autocross:

Two SCCA regions (Colorado and Continental Divide) combine run a SOLO (autocross) series on the front range: events, test and tunes, schools, etc. Go to rmsolo.org for info, registration, directions, schedule, etc.

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SCCA Road Racing:

SCCA regions sanction events at two area tracks, Pueblo and LaJunta.

Colorado Region: coloradoscca.org

Continental Divide Region: scca-cdr.org

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SCCA Time Trials:

Time Trials is a bridge program, halfway between Solo and Club Racing: sccatimetrials.org

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SCCA Rallycross:

Off-road rallycrossing and ice racing: coloradorallycross.org

Road racing
 

I will be at Pacific Raceway in Auburn WA for a lapping day thru the IRDC and ICSCC (also known as conference)
We road race all summer from Mission BC to Portland. We also have two enduros, a 4 hour at Pacifec (this Sunday the 9th) and again in the fall in Portland.
come check it out. Great novice programs and free food if you want to work a corner to see what it all looks like up close!

www.icscc.com

In North Alabama and Southern central Tennessee

http://www.teamtac.org

For SE Michigan

I keep a Calender on my site with local Autocrosses, RallyX's and Open track days.

http://www.freewebs.com/sullysspeedshop/apps/calendar/

Links to local motorsports bodies.
http://www.freewebs.com/sullysspeedshop/apps/links/

Washington, DC Metro Area
 

WDCR SCCA website for all SCCA related activities. I can vouch for the autocross events - they are fantastic.
http://www.wdcr-scca.org/

Autocrossers, Inc website. Basically the same thing as the WDCR SCCA Autocrossing events - but on different dates !
www.autocrossersinc.org/

NASA MidAtlantic website for road racing at Summit Point and VIR -
http://www.nasaracing.net/

Greater Kansas City (Kansas/Missouri)
 

Greater Kansas City (Kansas/Missouri)

Kansas City Region SCCA
www.kcrscca.org

www.crownautocross.org (not running this year due to lack of leadership)

www.mokanmotorsports.com

KCIR Dragstrip:
http://www.kcir.net/~kcir/content/

Heartland Park, Topeka:
http://www.kcir.net/~kcir/content/

PHA - Pa. Hillclimb Assoc.
 

We have a number of rotaries that run the series. Their schedule is at:

Hill Climb Schedule

This is my brother's car:

http://i296.photobucket.com/albums/m...9/100_0801.jpg

pdx- track day at cmp
https://www.facebook.com/#!/event.ph...56291741115319

In CT, there are a few I recommend:

CARTCT (Connecticut Autocross & Rally Team)
CARTCT

SCDA (Sports Car Driving Association)
SCDA

I also give NASA two thumbs up as well as the Northeast guys are the best! :icon_tup::icon_tup:

Ncrc / arc
 

Northern California Racing Club: http://ncracing.org/

Inexpensive track days at Thunderhill, with occasional excursions to Buttonwillow and Laguna Seca. Well-organized, relaxed atmosphere, friendly staff. All levels of HPDE drivers welcome. Small to medium fields. You'll get plenty of open track time.

They also run wheel-to-wheel races for race-prepared cars (American Racing Club). Practice, qualifying, and two races each day! Classification rules are minimal. Basically there are "fast" cars in GTR/GT1, spec Miatas have their own class, and everyone else is GT2 or GT3. There is no formal licensing process. If you have plenty of track experience, want to race, and your car has the required safety equipment, you're in.

I'm autocross chairman of the Sports Car Club of New Hampshire.

We have autocross events usually once a month at New Hampshire motor speedway, as well as a couple winter autocross events. www.sccnh.org

SCCNH is also a part of the New England Hillclimb Association, which has events throughout Vermont during the warm months. www.hillclimb.org