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If you follow professional hockey, you may recognize the name, Mike McKenna. He鈥檚 a goalie, currently with the Arizona Coyotes organization. What you may not know is that he has held a SCCA membership, and that his father,...Read more

聽The 1997 season will be remembered as the year Tommy Kendall awoke to find all of his dreams had come true by scoring 11 consecutive victories en route to his record fourth and third straight Championship. Kendall's...Read more

With the Daytona 500 this weekend, we鈥檙e taking a look back at one of the most famous SCCA members - and a former winner at the 鈥淕reat American Race.鈥� Before he came back from near-death to win the Daytona 500, Cole Trickle...Read more

What are the requirements to be a Navigator in a Road Rally event? Reading? Strong Stomach? Composure? What about Vision? At Braille Rallies, you can forget that last requirement. In fact, replace it with...Read more

On August 26, 1920, the Nineteenth Amendment was ratified, giving women the right to vote in the United States. In honor of this historic anniversary we are recognizing actions taken by the women of SCCA to take control and...Read more

For the many years that the SCCA Runoffs called Road Atlanta its home, the second most harrowing experience was coming out from under the bridge at full speed and launching down the hill.聽That was the second most harrowing...Read more

The following article was originally published in the March, 1972 issue of SportsCar Magazine. Mark Donohue looks forward to the 1972 Can-Am season, by reflecting on his career to that point. Donohue was not able to run a...Read more

Fairly often, we get into a discussion of the best racing movies of all time. NASCAR fans mention Days of Thunder and Talladega Nights. Endurance fans tout Le Mans. Road Race junkies though love Winning. Not winning like the...Read more

In the 80s and 90s we thought that road racing would be fun with trucks. Keep in mind, this was before the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series became prominent on ovals. The SCCA RaceTruck Challenge ran between 1987 and...Read more

Heartland Park Topeka (HPT) was home to both the SCCA National Championship Runoffs and Tire Rack Solo National Championship from 2006 through 2008. Following the departure of the National Championship events, competition...Read more

The following article originally appeared in the October, 1997 edition of SportsCar Magazine, as written by Grayson E. Brumfield. It All Started with a Guy Named Neal Wilder鈥擝oredom left When He Arrived. It was sure good to...Read more

This article first appeared in the September 2002 edition of SportsCar magazine. Just announced, the 2016 President鈥檚 Cup was won by Brian Linn for his demonstration of skill and success in his Championship drive during the H...Read more

HANS devices, as well as other head-and-neck restraint systems, are now commonplace at SCCA Club Racing and Pro Racing events since they became mandatory in 2012. The HANS was originally designed in the early 1980s by Dr....Read more

The National Championship Runoffs are a 53-year-old tradition that have brought the best drivers of SCCA Club Racing together to determine Champions in a winner-take-all sprint race. The 1989 edition of the event took place...Read more

Check out these great illustrations by Ron Kambourian published in the December 1966 issue of SportsCar Magazine! We hope you get a good laugh out of them. ...Read more

For years, the Milwaukee Region National Race at Road America was simply known as a Road America National. Many have asked how this race came to be known as the 鈥淐at Majors鈥�. It began at the parties on Saturday evenings when...Read more

There was a time in SCCA history when closed-circuit road courses were not scattered across the country. Early in SCCA history, members wanted to test the abilities of their cars and themselves. Time trials were an early...Read more

We鈥檝e talked about the SportsCar First Gear columns before. Young and successful members are featured as the future of the club. It鈥檚 impressive when we look back through the issues and find that the First Gear members have...Read more

Ladies away! Marion Loew on the MG Willys accelerates away from the field as Starter Torres pauses in mid-air. The winning Allard has just begun to move out. From the days of airport courses and ladies classes in Club...Read more

We wish a happy and safe Thanksgiving to all. This TBT reminds us to be thankful for our right to have fun with cars, along with the friends that come from SCCA events. From the January 1964 issue of SportsCar, by Dave...Read more

The following article was originally published in the April 1972 edition of SportsCar, written by Judy Stropus. Just 鈥渙ne of the guys鈥濃�攖hat鈥檚 what they call me. And, if the Women鈥檚 Libbers are listening, believe me, I鈥檓...Read more

In 2009 both the Tire Rack Solo National Championship and National Championship Runoffs departed from Heartland Park Topeka for new homes. The Runoffs moved to Road America while Solo Nationals found a home at the Lincoln...Read more

On the heels of the date announcement of the Runoffs鈥� return to Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, we remember the farewell from the venue in 2005. The Runoffs made Mid-Ohio its home from 1994 through 2005, becoming a comfortable...Read more

We stumbled across these great illustrations of the 1967 American Road Race of Champions (Runoffs) by NEA Creative Art Director John Lane. They are gems that capture the essence of the great event. Take a look at the album to...Read more

In the July, 2004 issue of SportsCar Magazine, a new column was introduced: Pobst Position. For over 12 years, Randy Pobst has been telling stories, sharing insight, and generally amusing readers with his monthly column....Read more

In February of 1996, SCCA announced a new program to encourage membership and participation from the 25 and under age demographic. It was called Speed Freakz, and served to promote the club to a new audience for seven...Read more

In the 60s, racing circuits popped up all over the United States to fill the high demand for racing entertainment. Before long, more tracks could be built than sustained by the industry many closed the gates and fell into...Read more

Known in SCCA history for his impressive career wins, with over 350 to his name, Jim Fitzgerald played a major role in SCCA history. He is pictured being interviewed following his first National Championship win in 1970. He...Read more

The following was originally published in the April 1962 edition of SportsCar Magazine: 聽 聽 聽 聽 聽 I hope that I shall never see A flagman running up a tree. 聽 Or the starter-in his leap Fail to land upon his...Read more

In 1986, Scott Sharp claimed his first of three SCCA Runoffs Championships with a win in GT-2, less than nine months after completing his drivers鈥� school. In the spirit of full disclosure, Sharp had eight years of karting...Read more