The SCCA Foundation works to ensure that future generations will have the same opportunity to compete in amateur motorsports as we enjoy today. That’s why SCCA Board members and program managers attended a Formula SAE Workshop held in Lincoln, NE to share their knowledge, insights, and perspective about SCCA and its relevance to the auto engineers of tomorrow. 

Brian Redman’s racing career started with borrowing his father’s daily driver and accelerated to the pinnacle of professional racing in F1. Brian’s greatest racing success, however, was not winning 24 Hours of Daytona in a BMW 3.0 CSL or besting Mario Andretti in multiple Formula 5000 championships when Mario was thought to be unbeatable: his greatest success wasn’t behind the wheel of any car.

Last year’s Monaco Grand Prix superyacht giveaway was one of our most requested and talked-about prizes. You asked us to bring it back, and we listened. Now it’s your turn to make this once-in-a-lifetime trip your own. Docked on the iconic t-jetty in Port Hercule, the superyacht puts you in the heart of the action with exclusive race access, gourmet cuisine, and a complimentary bar. It’s the ultimate blend of luxury and adrenaline.

Professor John Fabijanic, university Lecturer at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, was recently presented SCCA's Carroll Smith Mentors Cup award at the FSAE EV competition at Michigan International Speedway. 

Congratulations to Texas Region member, Ralph Siebert, who successfully bid for a 1998 Porsche Spec Boxster donated to the SCCA Foundation by Pam Susslin. Siebert’s generous offer of $24,000 goes directly to the SCCA Foundation.

Tire Rack Street Survival has proven to be a truly life-saving program for young drivers and serves as an outstanding way to connect SCCA to the larger community.