Autocross-Solo Series Event 10

Solo (aka Autocross) is a test of driving skill and the car's agility in which one car at a time is driven over a clearly defined course, the elapsed time and penalties for course deviations being the determining factor for awards. Most Solo events take place in large parking lots, with the course defined by orange pylons. Speeds are limited and the hazards to spectators and participants do not usually exceed those encountered in normal, legal highway driving.

The St. Louis Region's Solo Program typically includes ten events per year, which will prove challenging both to the beginner and seasoned contender.

Classes exist for cars ranging from the competitor's daily driver on street tires to purpose built racecars and everything in-between. Solo is a safer, less expensive way to get involved in racing, improve your driving skill and have fun on a budget.

The St. Louis Region's Solo Program holds ten series events and winners are crowned for each class at an award banquet at the end of the season.

The St. Louis Region Solo Program is hosting a Divisional event in July which will attract entrants from all over the Midwest.

The St. Louis Region's Solo Program’s website is www.stlsolo.org

Since 1944, SCCA has championed one mission: To bring motorsports to the masses of American men and women who are passionate about automobiles, fun and competition. From National Championships to regional events, SCCA exists to organize, support and develop auto events at every level and provide an outlet for auto enthusiasts. SCCA helps you fuel your passion with 114 regions, and over 45,000 members across the country. The St. Louis Region of the SCCA organization started in 1951 and has been a premier car club in the St. Louis area with over 575 members.