Amateur racing at its best. There are classes for street cars, formula cars and sports racers. For the budget-conscious, there is the SCCA Spec Racer Ford©, along with Improved Touring classes for slightly modified low-cost street cars and the popular Formula Vee open-wheel class. You get the training you need at SCCA Driver Schools and can choose competition at either Regional or National events in your area.
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The fastest driver wins as you test your driving skills around the pylons. There are classes for all types of street and race cars and competition is as relaxed or intense as you wish. National Champions are crowned each year at the Tire Rack SCCA Solo National Championship at the Lincoln Air Park in Lincoln, NE. There’s also the challenging ProSolo series, which features a drag racing start and competition on mirror image courses and offers awards to event winners and year-end champions.
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It’s big fun and a great way to get involved in SCCA without having a racecar. Two or more people, in ordinary cars, on regular roads, within the legal speed limit, make up a rally team. The challenge is to drive on time — not early or late (it’s not a race), while following the directions given. The directions can be simple (turn left on Main Street) or difficult (just past Johnson family mailbox, turn North). More than anything, road rallies require patience and teamwork, just like racing. 
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