Four times each year, SCCA Foundation awards Region Development Grants aimed at assisting SCCA Regions in their growth and community outreach.

Women in Motorsports North America paid tribute to Paula Murphy, “The Fastest Woman on Wheels” with a VIP screening of the documentary Paula Murphy: UNDAUNTED and a panel discussion held at The Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles on Wednesday, May 24.

There are more than 1,326 individuals who have been SCCA members for 25 years or more. An amazing 15,222 individuals have been SCCA members for 10 years or more. That’s a lot of people making a serious commitment to the club. SCCA means something significant to you.

Celebrating 10 years of assisting women in their pursuit of National SCCA® Autocross competition, the Wendi Allen Scholarship honors the multi-time Solo National Champion who loved and supported SCCA’s autocross community.

The mission of SCCA Legacy Stories is to preserve and share the history of our Club in order to build connection, insight, and understanding of SCCA’s beginnings, development, challenges and solutions for the benefit of future generations. Do you have a story to share?

The mission of SCCA Foundation is to support the Sports Car Club of America by providing inclusive opportunities for motorsports competition, safety, education, and historical preservation.

Through a fundraising sweepstakes, SCCA Foundation is offering one lucky person the opportunity to attend a three-day Skip Barber Racing School – the legendary training program that has helped many of the world's top racers.

As SCCA continues to grow, so must Women on Track to ensure the success of the club and bring total equality for all. See the WOT presentation that was made at the 2023 SCCA National Convention.

VETMotorsorts will be pivoting to larger, annual events that combine the civilian and veteran communities at sanctioned events that provide a space for both to connect.