USE THIS REGISTRATION FOR SATURDAY ONLY, SUNDAY ONLY, OR BOTH DAYS

SATURDAY will be an Autocross Novice / Performance Driving School
SUNDAY will be our final event for the 2025 ARSCCA Solo Points Championship

SATURDAY IS AN OPEN EVENT, WELCOME TO ALL DRIVERS: NEW, ROOKIE, AND EXPERIENCED

REGISTRATION CLOSES AT 5PM ON FRIDAY!!!

New as of 2024, we're shifting the focus of our novice events.

Novice / Performance Driving School Overview

Our goal is twofold:

Instructor-lead students
We want to make you faster. You don't have to be a first-time novice to sign up. If you are a rookie and in your first or second season of AutoX and want to improve your times, consider signing up
Fun-runs
We want you to have as much fun as possible while staying safe and learning the basic of how an autocross event is run. First-timers and long-time drivers, come on out for a relaxed day of fun runs! (Timing lights will be up but no scoring will take place)
NOTE: Registration for Fun Run drivers will open at a later date, based on availability. Priority is given to attendees interested in instructor-lead coaching.

Both of these options are open to all drivers, from first-timers that have never autocrossed to any driver looking to improve their lap times.

If you register for the instructor-lead segment, you will be paired with an experienced instructor that is familiar with your car configuration and can help you extract the most performance possible. It is common for the instructor to ride passenger during most or all of the morning runs and few, if any, of the afternoon runs, but their entire day is reserved for you and your coaching, so ask all the questions you can! It is also common (but not required) for students to ask their instructor to drive their car for one run as a demonstration of good driving technique. Students comfortable with this should mention it to their instructor.

Fun-run registrants will have access to occasional instructor ride-alongs from a reserved set of volunteers in the morning. During the afternoon sessions, ride-alongs should become easier to accommodate as the instructor-lead students start taking independent runs.

Loaner helmets will be available on a first come, first served basis. However, we do not have enough loaner helmets for everyone, so you are strongly encouraged to bring your own, and it must meet our tech requirements (here is a summary of what is required).

If you want to bring a non-participant/guest with you, no pre-registration is required (no additional fee for guests). No one will be allowed through the check-in gate without having signed the waiver, which can be done at the gate.

Optional Classroom Session (Tentative)

Also new as of 2024, all participants are invited to join us for a (virtual) classroom session on Wednesday night before the event, October 22. During this classroom session, we will cover:

Event basics
- Preparing you & your car
- SCCA Solo (autocross) rules
- Autocross etiquette
Driving
- Navigating an autocross course
- The “racing line”
- Vehicle dynamics & car balance
- Driving session learning objectives

Saturday Schedule

7:30 am	Gates open for check-in. Show your SpeedWavier, get a wristband
8:30 am	Driver's meeting; Instructor introductions; Tech completed by instructors
8:45 am	Course open for walking (Instructor-lead students walk with their instructors; free-run registrants find an instructor that looks pretty)
9:15 am	Heat 1 workers to course, heat 1 drivers to their cars
9:30 am	First car off (heat 1 runs start)
10:45 am	Worker/driver swap
11:00 am	Heat 2 runs start
12:15 pm	ARSCCA-provided lunch (instructor free-runs)
1:00 pm	Heat 1 workers to course, heat 1 drivers to their cars
1:15 pm	Heat 1 runs restart
2:30 pm	Worker/driver swap
2:45 pm	Heat 2 runs restart
4:00 pm	Event complete (instructor free-runs)

Points 8

Similar to other recent points events, we will be keeping the three-heat format. This means everyone will have a chance to run, work, and rest during the day – please pay attention to your work assignment (emailed the day before the event) when you check in.

NEW: The Sunday schedule has CHANGED – Please review below.

7:00 am	Gates open for Check-in. Show your SpeedWaiver*, get your Work Assignment, and get a wristband.
7:30 am	Grid and Tech open. Go grid your car if you drive in the first heat (A grid) or second heat (B grid)
8:00 am	Course open for walking.
8:30 am	Check-in and Tech CLOSE. No exceptions. No further changes to car class/number can be made after this. Novice course walk begins at start line.
8:45 am	Course closed to new walks. If you’re already on course, finish your walk.
9:00 am	Driver’s meeting. Required.
9:20 am	First heat drivers to cars. Workers check-in at timing trailer to get neon safety vest before going to your work assignments.
9:30 am	First car off.

*Want to speed up the process? Do a free digital annual waiver that’s valid for the whole season!

This new schedule and three heat format allow us to start running cars a half hour earlier, which allows us to better accommodate larger event sizes and reduce the time workers have to spend out on the asphalt in the heat of the day.

We thank you for your patience as we work out wrinkles. Participants are expected to keep track of the pacing of the day and listen to announcements so that worker and/or schedule changes can be accomplished with minimal interruption to the event.