Sports Car Club Of America In this video, i break down scca autocross car classification using the official 2026 national solo rulebook — explained in big picture terms for beginners. Street category (super street and a street to h street) classes in the “street” category have the most restrictive rules which keep competitors from feeling the need to make extensive modifications to their cars.
Sports Car Club Of America This document is intended to only provide a simplified understanding of the scca classing structure, allowing a vehicle owner to quickly class their vehicle with reasonable accuracy. Welcome to the scca classification assistant! figure out which class your car belongs to. disclaimer: this is not an official scca website. this is not a substitute for the official rules. please refer to the latest rules as the official source of information. Street has ten classes and is the lowest barrier to entry with primary allowances being shocks, one anti roll bar, and 200tw tires. classes include ssr, ss, as, bs, cs, ds, es, fs, gs, and hs. The scca annually publishes the autocross rules to classify a full range of imported and domestic sports cars, sedans, and purpose built race cars, as well as to layout the basic rules behind autocross competition.
Sports Car Club Of America Street has ten classes and is the lowest barrier to entry with primary allowances being shocks, one anti roll bar, and 200tw tires. classes include ssr, ss, as, bs, cs, ds, es, fs, gs, and hs. The scca annually publishes the autocross rules to classify a full range of imported and domestic sports cars, sedans, and purpose built race cars, as well as to layout the basic rules behind autocross competition. For stock or lightly modified cars, your car will likely fall into street or street touring class. car classes are listed in appendix a of the scca® national solo® rules. In addition to the normal classes, the local sfr region offers some local only classes. you’ll notice a lot of “indexed” classes, which were created to have a more competitive environment. rather than have lower attended classes, it creates a large field of people to compete against each other. Here is a quick breakdown of the all the scca car classes and what category they fall under, i have also included the pages where the requirements are explained and which cars are eligible for which class. A quick and dirty way to figure out what class you belong in for scca autox or solo events! this is not a comprehensive list, so make sure to check the current rulebook below!.
Autocross Chicago Region Scca For stock or lightly modified cars, your car will likely fall into street or street touring class. car classes are listed in appendix a of the scca® national solo® rules. In addition to the normal classes, the local sfr region offers some local only classes. you’ll notice a lot of “indexed” classes, which were created to have a more competitive environment. rather than have lower attended classes, it creates a large field of people to compete against each other. Here is a quick breakdown of the all the scca car classes and what category they fall under, i have also included the pages where the requirements are explained and which cars are eligible for which class. A quick and dirty way to figure out what class you belong in for scca autox or solo events! this is not a comprehensive list, so make sure to check the current rulebook below!.
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