What activities does the Sports Car Club of America have coming up next week?  Glad you asked.

Track Night in America Driven by Tire Rack has eight events planned for the week. On Tuesday, August 23, there will be two events -- one at Palm Beach International Raceway in Florida and the other at Blackhawk Farms Raceway north of Chicago.  Another two events are planned for Wednesday, August 24, with a visit to GingerMan Raceway near the resort town of South Haven, Michigan, and a second at Atlanta Motorsports Park in Dawsonville, Georgia.  Three events are on the schedule for Thursday, August 25, with stops at The Ridge Motorsports Park near Shelton, Washington; Carolina Motorsports Park in Kershaw, South Carolina; and Pocono Raceway in Long Pond, Pennsylvania.  And to cap the week, Track Night in America will stop Thursday, August 26, at Portland International Raceway in Oregon.

SCCA Track Night is a non-competitive, entertaining, easy and inexpensive ways for those that love cars or motorsports to get out on a racecourse in their own vehicle. All that is required is that participants be at least 18 years old with a valid driver’s license and have access to a helmet and street car in good working condition. The cost is never greater than $150 per event, and no previous on-track experience or Sports Car Club of America membership is required.

Track Night in America drivers participate in the Advanced, Intermediate or KONI Novice Experience group so on-track activities remain fun for all. Everyone gets three 20-minute sessions on course, as well as feedback from SCCA driver coaches on site. Admission is free for people who just want to stop by and watch the fun, and leisurely circuit parade laps are provided for all Track Night guests.

Of course, various Regions across the Club are hosting Solo events, PDXs, RallyCrosses and more during the week.  Check out the full slate of activities at the SCCA website calendar.  Also, don’t forget to keep an eye out for upcoming Tire Rack Street Survival dates near you.

Enjoy!

Photo Credit: Geoff Bolte