TRSCCA
TRSCCA Autocross
Autocross
Autocross, also known as SCCA Solo, is a competitive driving program that challenges drivers to navigate a course marked out by traffic cones in the fastest time possible. The events are designed to be accessible to drivers of all skill levels, with classes based on modifications and experience. Participants are timed on a course, with the fastest time in each class declared the winner. Autocross emphasizes skill and precision over outright speed, making it fun and challenging for enthusiasts of all levels.
2023 Season
Events
Class Championships

Competitors who complete a full season within the same competition class will be eligible for the TRSCCA's year end championship.

  • Competitors must be a registered member of the Tennessee Region SCCA
  • A minimum of 7 events within a class are required to qualify for the end of season awards. Any events in excess of this minimum will count towards the top scores. (i.e. if you compete in 9 events, the worst 2 will be dropped)
  • Novice class competitors may compete in the Novice group for up to one (1) full calendar year, or three (3) class wins, whichever comes first. Then they will be asked to graduate into the normal class for their vehicle. Novices (and new, non-novice class competitors) may be selected for the annual 'Rookie of the Year' award.
2023 CHAMPIONSHIP
STANDINGS as of 12/04/23
Points
1st Place 20 Points 5th Place 9 Points 9th Place 4 Points
2nd Place 16 Points 6th Place 7 Points 10th Place 3 Points
3rd Place 13 Points 7th Place 6 Points 11th Place 2 Points
4th Place 11 Points 8th Place 5 Points Others 1 Point
Competing
Your Vehicle

Classing: Cars are classed by both their modifications and general potential. The SCCA has a brief "Introduction to Autocross Classes" that can help familiarize you with the basics, and the SCCA Solo Rule Book has specific class rules in Section 13 thru 20 and a comprehensive list of vehicles/classes in Appendix A.

Need help? Send your car's Year, Make, Model, Tire size & type, and any modifications to our Solo Chair and they will contact you to help class your car correctly!

Tech Inspection: Your vehicle must pass a Tech Inspection before every event.

Tech closes at 9:00a - there will be a $5 charge to tech after that time.

Items checked include:

  • Tires - no cords showing or other damage such as bulges, nails, etc.
  • Wheel bearings, shocks, steering, seat belts and suspension in good operating condition
  • Brakes - firm pedal with no detectable drop with car not running and proper level of fluid in reservoir
  • All loose items removed (bottles, tire gauges, radar detectors, floor mats, etc.)
  • Hubcaps and wheel rings removed
  • All lugs present and tight
  • Throttle return action safe and positive
  • No excessive fluid leaks
  • Battery securely fastened
Gear & Other Supplies
Helmet: We recommend you purchase your own helmet, but we do have a limited number of loaner helmets available on a first come/first serve basis at each event. A current Snell rating is required. 2023 Helmet Certification Labels
SA2005 and similar age helmet certifications are no longer valid.
Numbers and Class: All cars are required to have numbers (min. 8" high) and class letters (min. 4" high). Reusable magnetic or vinyl decals are the best option, but blue painter's tape works as well. (For full specific guidelines, see Section 3.7 of the SCCA Solo Rule Book)
Other Supplies:
  • If you're under the age of 18 (as a driver OR passenger) you must have a Minor Annual Waiver approved by parents or legal guardians. Minor Annual Waiver Instructions
  • A valid driver's license
  • Military and student discounts require ID
  • Lots of fluids, ideally in a cooler, and lunch
  • Sunscreen
Questions? See our FAQ or email our Solo Chair.
Want more information? See the SCCA Autocross website and the SCCA Solo Rule Book.