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SCCA Club Racing is not for drivers and crew people
alone. The SCCA supports the training and licensing of
Racing / Event Officials. If you are interested in earning a
Club Racing license we can help. SCCA National level
credentials are required to officiate at events such as the F1 race
at Indianapolis or any CART sanctioned Champ Car event. Don't
wait...
get in the action!!
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The PAN AMERICAN REGION OF THE
SCCA represents the people of west Texas and southern New
Mexico. We are region #81 and are in the Rocky Mountain
Division. We have active Solo, Club Racing and RoadRally programs.
We welcome
your interest and hope you participate with us in the future.
If you would like any additional information, please contact one of
our officers
or members.
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The Sports Car Club of America is a
65,000-member non-profit organization featuring the most active
membership participation in motor sports today, with over 2,000
amateur and professional motor sports events each
year.
Whether your interest is in driving, crewing, or
becoming a race official, the SCCA is involved in all areas of
motorsports and enjoys the participation of people from all walks of
life. Turn your
enthusiasm in cars into a great time by joining us at the many
events we have during the year. With everyone’s help we
can all enjoy fantastic car related
events.
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In 1952 the Southwest Sports
Car Club became chartered and incorporated in
El Paso, Texas.
The SSCC held meetings and events until 1957 when the
decision was made to become a region of the SCCA and Pan American
Region was born. In 1958 SCCA National road races were held in
El
Paso’s
Ascarate
Park. National fame was obtained by several members with
their road racing conquests while the locals held gymkhanas at
nearby shopping center lots. Pan American region hosted the famous
Rolling High National Rallies and was the host Region for the 1978
SCCA National Convention. In the early 70s there were 4 affiliated
clubs within Pan American region; San Andres Touring
Association, Otero Sports Car Club, White Sands Missile Range Club
and the host club in El
Paso that provided
excellent participation and super autocross events. Even though there are no longer any
affiliated clubs within our region, we enjoy a close
relationship with the Rocky Moutain Division and SCCA's
national office.
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The 4th Annual La
Chupacabra Challenge
in spring
2006 at Arroyo Seco
Motorplex
was great!!
Please help us ensure the future of Club
Racing in Pan American by participaiting in the planning of
next year's Double Regional and
Performance Driving
Experience (PDX).
If you are interested in Club Racing
and
would like to help us promote this aspect of SCCA,
please contact us, we would love to have your help!
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The 2007 Solo season should be a great
battle of man and machines. We expect full fields of
great cars and drivers competing for the Championships in PAX,
Open, Rookie and Ladies
Classes.
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