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San Diego SCCA Autocross
2026-10-04, 2026-06-20 - 2026-06-21 | Lake Elsinore Storm Stadium, 500 Diamond Dr, Lake Elsinore, CA, 92530, United States
San Diego Region SCCA autocross at Lake Elsinore Storm Stadium, 500 Diamond Dr, Lake Elsinore, CA. Autocross is a timed competition where drivers navigate a course marked by cones on a paved surface, one car at a time against the clock. Speeds stay well below highway speed — the emphasis is on car control, precision, and consistency rather than outright pace.
This is a work/run event: all drivers are required to work a corner or similar assignment when not competing. Registration and tech open at 7:30am; mandatory drivers meeting at 8:45am; first car out at 9:30am. Any street-legal car that passes a basic safety inspection is eligible. SCCA membership is required — weekend memberships are available at the event for $20. Helmets required; loaners may be available. A novice coordinator is on hand to help first-timers get acclimated. Register at sdrscca.motorsportreg.com.

Speed District – Chuckwalla
2026-10-03 - 2026-10-04 | Chuckwalla Valley Raceway, 25300 Rice Rd, Desert Center, CA, 92239, US
Speed District open track day at Chuckwalla Valley Raceway. Over 3 hours of track time divided into three run groups. Includes complimentary professional photography and transponder rentals. Open to drivers of all skill levels. Full details and registration at speeddistrict.com.

San Diego SCCA Autocross Novice School
2026-10-03 | Lake Elsinore Storm Stadium, 500 Diamond Dr, Lake Elsinore, CA, 92530, United States
San Diego SCCA Autocross Novice School at Lake Elsinore Storm Stadium. Beginner-friendly school event for new autocross participants. Check sdrscca.com for registration details.

National Auto Sport Association Utah – QuadDuro + Friday 2-Hour Enduro
2026-10-02 - 2026-10-04 | Utah Motorsports Campus, 1 N Sheep Ln, Tooele, UT, 84074, US
National Auto Sport Association Utah Round 7 QuadDuro weekend at Utah Motorsports Campus in Tooele, UT — the season finale. The QuadDuro is the highlight of the NASA Utah calendar: drivers get to experience all of the track configurations the facility has to offer across a single weekend, without driving to another state for a different track. New for 2026, a 2-hour endurance race on the Outer track has been added on Friday to kick off the weekend. The event offers three participation formats:
**High Performance Driving Education (HPDE)** is the entry point for drivers new to track events. Four experience levels are available — HPDE 1 guarantees an in-car instructor for drivers who have never been on track; HPDE 2 is for drivers signed off to run independently, dedicated to learning and progression at HPDE 1 speeds; HPDE 3 features more relaxed passing rules and faster traffic, requiring a NASA Passport and instructor sign-off; HPDE 4 is for advanced drivers with open passing skills and requires pre-approval from the group leader or Chief Instructor. There is no timing or scoring in HPDE 1 through 3. A complete tech inspection form is required before getting on track — forms can be submitted through a local ASE-certified shop or at the NASA tech station, which opens at 7:30am each morning. Door number cards are available for purchase at Driver Information for $4.50 each.
**Time Trial** is combined with HPDE 4 and uses open passing. Competitors run against the clock in structured sessions, with grid positions for sessions 2 through 4 set by lap times. A NASA Time Trial license and current car classification are required, including dyno results for applicable classes. Each Time Trial car must display four NASA stickers, available at Driver Information for $2.50 each.
**Sprint Racing** is wheel-to-wheel competition in organized race groups. A NASA Competition Racing license and current medical examination are required.
**2-Hour Endurance Race (Friday, Outer Track)** is new for 2026 — a team endurance race on the Outer track configuration to open the weekend before the QuadDuro begins.
All participants must pass a tech inspection before driving. NASA membership is required — annual memberships and event registration are available at members.drivenasa.com.

Porsche Club of America San Diego Time Trial and DE – Chuckwalla (CW)
2026-09-26 - 2026-09-27 | Chuckwalla Valley Raceway, 25300 Rice Rd, Desert Center, CA, 92239, US
PCA San Diego Region time trial and driver education event at Chuckwalla Valley Raceway running clockwise. Features four run groups across Saturday and Sunday. Open to non-Porsches that meet event rules. Base price $495 for the weekend; students pay an additional $100 fee. Approximately 3 hours of driving time per entrant. Registration at motorsportreg.com; spots confirmed in registration order.

Chowchilla RallyX - CRS Points
2026-09-26 - 2026-09-27 | AZ
CRS Rallycross at Chowchilla-Madera County Fairgrounds. Sign up at californiarallyseries.com.

San Diego SCCA RallyCross
2026-09-19 - 2026-09-20 | NICU Amphitheatre, Entertainment Cir, Chula Vista, CA, 91911, United States
San Diego Region SCCA rallycross at Ramona Fairgrounds (421 Aqua Ln, Ramona) or North Island Credit Union Amphitheater parking lot (2050 Entertainment Circle, Chula Vista), depending on the event. Rallycross is a timed dirt motorsport where cars run one at a time through a cone-marked course — no wheel-to-wheel contact, and the only thing you risk hitting is a rubber cone. Any street-legal hardtop in safe working condition is eligible to compete, making it one of the most accessible forms of grassroots motorsport.
Two-day events run Saturday practice and Sunday points competition. Some events are single-day Sunday competition only — check the event listing for the specific format. Registration and check-in open at 7:30am; drivers meeting at 8:45am; first car out at 9:30am. SCCA membership required. Helmets required; loaners may be available. Register at sdrscca.motorsportreg.com.

National Auto Sport Association Arizona – Firebird Raceway (West)
2026-09-19 | Firebird Raceway, 20000 N Maricopa Rd, Chandler, AZ, 85226, US
National Auto Sport Association Arizona event at Firebird Raceway in Chandler, AZ. The event offers multiple participation formats to suit drivers at every experience level:
**HPDE 1 – Beginner:** The starting point for drivers new to track events. Includes classroom instruction plus one-on-one in-car coaching. Passing is allowed only on main straights with a point-by from the car ahead.
**HPDE 2 – Novice:** For drivers comfortable running without an in-car instructor. Run group rules are similar to HPDE 1 with limited, controlled passing. No passengers permitted.
**HPDE 3 – Intermediate:** For drivers with solid experience and consistent pace. Passing is allowed in approved zones with some restrictions and point-bys required.
**HPDE 4 – Advanced:** For experienced, predictable drivers. Open passing with courtesy and point-bys expected.
**Time Attack (Sunday only):** Available to drivers in HPDE 3 and above. Three laps — one warm-up and two timed — with only the fastest lap counting. Available with transponder rental ($30) or without ($20) for drivers who have their own. Must be combined with HPDE 3, HPDE 4, Time Trial, or Race Group registration.
**Time Trial:** Competitive timed sessions for fastest lap times across multiple sessions. A valid NASA Time Trial or NASA Competition license is required.
**Race Group:** Wheel-to-wheel competition for licensed competitors. A valid NASA Competition Racing license is required.
All participants must pass a tech inspection before driving. NASA membership is required — annual memberships and event registration are available at members.drivenasa.com.

Arizona Region SCCA RallyCross – Rounds 5 & 6
2026-09-12 - 2026-09-13 | Camp Verde Equestrian Center, 1495 E Hideout Arena Ln, Camp Verde, AZ, 86322, US
SCCA Arizona Region rallycross at the Camp Verde Equestrian Center (1495 E Hideout Arena Ln, Camp Verde, AZ), organized by the Arizona Rally Association.
Two championship rounds in one weekend. Saturday is an invitational practice session; Sunday is the points competition, capped at 60 cars. Cars run one at a time on a dirt course marked with cones.
Any street-legal hardtop in safe working condition is eligible. SCCA membership required — weekend memberships available at the event. Helmets required; loaners available. Spectators and ride-alongs are free. Register at sidewaysdata.com.

National Auto Sport Association Northwest – Pacific Raceways (Sunset Speed Spectacular)
2026-09-05 - 2026-09-06 | Pacific Raceways, 31001 144th Ave SE, Auburn, WA, 98092, US
National Auto Sport Association Northwest Sunset Speed Spectacular at Pacific Raceways in Auburn, WA. Pacific Raceways is a 2.25-mile, 11-turn road course set in the Cascade foothills near Seattle, one of the Pacific Northwest’s most established road racing venues. The event offers four participation formats:
**High Performance Driving Education (HPDE)** gives drivers the opportunity to learn and develop track driving skills in a safe, professionally staffed environment. Four experience levels are available — HPDE 1 guarantees an in-car instructor for drivers new to track events; HPDE 2 is for drivers signed off to run independently at HPDE 1 speeds; HPDE 3 builds toward more open passing by the end of the weekend; HPDE 4 is for advanced drivers with open passing and requires pre-approval from the Chief Instructor. Passengers are permitted in HPDE 3 and 4 with group leader approval for passengers 18 and older. A complete tech inspection is required before getting on track.
**Time Trial** is for licensed competitors running against the clock. Open to a wide range of vehicles — production cars, converted race cars, prototypes, and electric vehicles — with weight-to-horsepower ratios used for fair class structure. A current NASA Time Trial license is required. Drivers who have not participated in a NASA Time Trial event within the last two years must contact jperry@drivenasa.com for screening and approval prior to registering.
**Sprint Racing** is wheel-to-wheel competition in a friendly, sportsmanship-focused regional race series. A current 2026 NASA Competition License and approved medical on file with NASA are required. Drivers who have not participated in a NASA race group event within the last two years must contact jperry@drivenasa.com for approval prior to registering.
**New Racer Competition School** is available for advanced HPDE drivers or drivers with prior racing experience who want to obtain their NASA Provisional Racing License. The school covers race starts, restarts, side-by-side driving, and flag review. Prospective participants must create a NASA profile, submit a Provisional License Application, and receive approval from the event directors before registering.
**Pro Pass** upgrade includes early entry, priority parking, a morning track walk with the Chief Driving Instructor, and access to the NASA Lounge with snack bar.
NASA membership is required for all participants ($79/year). Registration at track includes an additional $50 fee. Register in advance at members.drivenasa.com.

National Auto Sport Association Utah – West Track Weekend
2026-08-21 - 2026-08-23 | Utah Motorsports Campus, 1 N Sheep Ln, Tooele, UT, 84074, US
National Auto Sport Association Utah Round 6 weekend at Utah Motorsports Campus (West track) in Tooele, UT. The West track configuration offers a different challenge from the East and Outer layouts, rewarding drivers who have spent time learning the facility. Utah Motorsports Campus sits roughly 45 minutes southwest of Salt Lake City against the backdrop of the Oquirrh Mountains. The event offers three participation formats:
**High Performance Driving Education (HPDE)** is the entry point for drivers new to track events. Four experience levels are available — HPDE 1 guarantees an in-car instructor for drivers who have never been on track; HPDE 2 is for drivers signed off to run independently, dedicated to learning and progression at HPDE 1 speeds; HPDE 3 features more relaxed passing rules and faster traffic, requiring a NASA Passport and instructor sign-off; HPDE 4 is for advanced drivers with open passing skills and requires pre-approval from the group leader or Chief Instructor. There is no timing or scoring in HPDE 1 through 3. A complete tech inspection form is required before getting on track — forms can be submitted through a local ASE-certified shop or at the NASA tech station, which opens at 7:30am each morning. Door number cards are available for purchase at Driver Information for $4.50 each.
**Time Trial** is combined with HPDE 4 and uses open passing. Competitors run against the clock in structured sessions, with grid positions for sessions 2 through 4 set by lap times. A NASA Time Trial license and current car classification are required, including dyno results for applicable classes. Each Time Trial car must display four NASA stickers, available at Driver Information for $2.50 each.
**Sprint Racing** is wheel-to-wheel competition in organized race groups. A NASA Competition Racing license and current medical examination are required.
All participants must pass a tech inspection before driving. NASA membership is required — annual memberships and event registration are available at members.drivenasa.com.

National Auto Sport Association Northwest – Portland International Raceway (Summer Sizzle)
2026-08-15 - 2026-08-16 | Portland International Raceway, 1940 N Victory Blvd, Portland, OR, 97217, US
National Auto Sport Association Northwest weekend at Portland International Raceway in Portland, OR. Portland International Raceway is a 1.915-mile, 12-turn road course situated along the Columbia River, one of the most storied road racing facilities in the Pacific Northwest. The event offers four participation formats:
**High Performance Driving Education (HPDE)** gives drivers the opportunity to learn and develop track driving skills in a safe, professionally staffed environment. Four experience levels are available — HPDE 1 guarantees an in-car instructor for drivers new to track events; HPDE 2 is for drivers signed off to run independently at HPDE 1 speeds; HPDE 3 builds toward more open passing by the end of the weekend; HPDE 4 is for advanced drivers with open passing and requires pre-approval from the Chief Instructor. Passengers are permitted in HPDE 3 and 4 with group leader approval for passengers 18 and older. A complete tech inspection is required before getting on track.
**Time Trial** is for licensed competitors running against the clock. NASA Time Trial is open to a wide range of vehicles — production cars, converted race cars, prototypes, and electric vehicles — with weight-to-horsepower ratios used for fair class structure. A current NASA Time Trial license is required. Drivers who have not participated in a NASA Time Trial event within the last two years must contact jperry@drivenasa.com for screening and approval prior to registering.
**Sprint Racing** is wheel-to-wheel competition in a friendly, sportsmanship-focused regional race series. A current 2026 NASA Competition License and approved medical on file with NASA are required. Drivers who have not participated in a NASA race group event within the last two years must contact jperry@drivenasa.com for approval prior to registering.
**New Racer Competition School** is available for advanced HPDE drivers or drivers with prior racing experience who want to obtain their NASA Provisional Racing License. The school covers race starts, restarts, side-by-side driving, and flag review. Prospective participants must create a NASA profile, submit a Provisional License Application, and receive approval from the event directors before registering.
**Pro Pass** upgrade includes early entry, priority parking, a morning track walk with the Chief Driving Instructor, and access to the NASA Lounge with snack bar.
NASA membership is required for all participants ($79/year). Registration at track includes an additional $50 fee. Register in advance at members.drivenasa.com.

Chowchilla RallyX - CRS Points
2026-08-15 - 2026-08-16 | Chowchilla Fairgrounds, 1000 S 3rd Street, Chowchilla, CA, 93610, United States
CRS Rallycross at the Chowchilla-Madera County Fairgrounds (1000 S 3rd St, Chowchilla), organized by Fresno SCCA. This two-day event counts toward the California Rally Series championship, with Saturday as a practice day and Sunday as the official points competition.
Rallycross is a timed dirt motorsport where cars run one at a time through a cone-marked course — no wheel-to-wheel contact, no special race car required. Any hardtop street car in safe working condition is eligible to compete. SCCA membership required; weekend memberships available at the event. Helmets required. Register at sidewaysdata.com.

Las Vegas SCCA Autocross – Round 7 (Night Event)
2026-08-15 | Las Vegas Motor Speedway – Speedway Parking Lot, 7000 Las Vegas Blvd N, Las Vegas, NV, 89115, US
Las Vegas Region SCCA autocross night event at Las Vegas Motor Speedway – Speedway Parking Lot. Cars navigate a cone-marked course one at a time against the clock under lights.
This is a work/run event — all drivers are required to work in addition to competing. SCCA membership required; weekend memberships available for $20. Helmet required. Register at motorsportreg.com.

Rodnoc Racing RallyX - CRS Points
2026-08-01 - 2026-08-02 | AZ
Rodnoc Racing’s RallyX series runs at the Antelope Valley Fairgrounds in Lancaster on a dirt course laid out with rubber cones. Saturday is practice — untimed, a chance to get comfortable with the terrain. Sunday is the competition day, timed for Rodnoc Series championship points. Some events are part of the California Rally Series. Sign up at sidewaysdata.com.

National Auto Sport Association Utah – Outer Track + Friday 2-Hour Enduro
2026-07-31 - 2026-08-02 | Utah Motorsports Campus, 1 N Sheep Ln, Tooele, UT, 84074, US
National Auto Sport Association Utah Round 5 weekend at Utah Motorsports Campus (Outer track) in Tooele, UT, headlined by the Sunchaser 6-Hour Endurance Race on Sunday August 2nd. This is one of the most popular weekends on the NASA Utah calendar — drivers travel from across the region to compete, and the Sunchaser adds a dimension that a standard race weekend can’t match: the race starts in the heat of the afternoon and runs into the dark, making it a genuine endurance challenge rather than just a longer sprint. The weekend offers four participation formats:
**High Performance Driving Education (HPDE)** is the entry point for drivers new to track events. Four experience levels are available — HPDE 1 guarantees an in-car instructor; HPDE 2 is for drivers who have been signed off to run on their own; HPDE 3 features more relaxed passing rules and faster traffic; HPDE 4 is for advanced drivers with open passing and requires pre-approval from the group leader. There is no timing or scoring in HPDE 1 through 3. A complete tech inspection form is required before getting on track — forms can be submitted through a local ASE-certified shop or at the NASA tech station, which opens at 7:30am each morning.
**Time Trial** is combined with HPDE 4 and uses open passing. Competitors run against the clock in structured sessions, with grid positions for sessions 2 through 4 set by lap times. A NASA Time Trial license and current car classification are required. Each Time Trial car must display four NASA stickers.
**Sprint Racing** is wheel-to-wheel competition in organized race groups. A NASA Competition Racing license and current medical examination are required.
**Sunchaser 6-Hour Endurance Race** is NASA Utah’s signature event — a team endurance race that begins in daylight and finishes after dark. It’s one of the premier amateur endurance challenges on the West Coast and draws competitors who don’t typically attend standard race weekends.
All participants must pass a tech inspection before driving. Door number cards are available for purchase at Driver Information for $4.50 each — tape numbers are accepted but will not appear in event photography. NASA membership is required — annual memberships and event registration are available at members.drivenasa.com.

DirtFish NW Fest
2026-07-25 - 2026-07-26 | DirtFish Rally School
The Northwest Rally Association’s annual Rallycross Fest takes place at DirtFish Rally School in Snoqualmie, WA — two full days of competition on two separate courses, each with a mix of surfaces, technical sections, and fast open stretches. Times from both days are combined, with class winners recognized at a podium ceremony Sunday evening. Limited to 200 entries. Entry fee is $320 per driver.
Each day runs three race sessions with roughly 2.5 hours of competition time per session. Food trucks and vendors are on site throughout the weekend. Spectators are welcome at no charge — just sign a waiver at the gate.
No camping at DirtFish; nearby options include Tolt MacDonald Park and Tall Chief Campground, both of which fill up early. Car storage at the venue overnight between race days is permitted. Hotels are available within 20–30 minutes in Snoqualmie, North Bend, and Issaquah. Register at nwrallyassociation.com.

Las Vegas SCCA Autocross – Round 6 (Night Event)
2026-07-25 | Las Vegas Motor Speedway – Speedway Parking Lot, 7000 Las Vegas Blvd N, Las Vegas, NV, 89115, US

SCCA RallyCross National Tour
2026-07-17 - 2026-07-19 | NICU Amphitheatre, Entertainment Cir, Chula Vista, CA, 91911, United States
SCCA RallyCross National Tour at NICU Amphitheatre, Chula Vista. Three-day national tour event. Check sdrscca.com for registration details.

National Auto Sport Association SoCal – Sonoma Raceway California Cup (Crossover with NorCal)
2026-07-11 - 2026-07-12 | Sonoma Raceway, 29355 Arnold Dr, Sonoma, CA, 95476, US
National Auto Sport Association Northern and Southern California crossover weekend at Sonoma Raceway in Sonoma, CA. Drivers from both regions compete together, with points counting toward their respective regional championships. Sonoma Raceway is a 2.52-mile, 12-turn road course with 160 feet of elevation change, set in the hills of wine country north of San Francisco. It’s one of the premier road racing facilities in the western United States, with a mix of high-speed sections, technical corners, and significant elevation shifts that reward smooth, precise driving. The event offers three participation formats:
High Performance Driving Education (HPDE) is the entry point for drivers new to track events. Cars run in groups organized by experience level, with in-car instruction available for newer drivers. The focus is on building skills in a safe, controlled environment — proper lines, braking points, flag awareness, and car control. No competition license required.
Time Trial is for licensed competitors running against the clock in structured sessions throughout the weekend. Drivers compete for fastest lap times within their class. A NASA Competition or Time Trial license is required.
Road Racing is wheel-to-wheel competition in organized race groups. Drivers compete in classes based on car and modifications. A NASA Competition Racing license and current medical examination are required.
Paddock camping is available Friday and Saturday nights at no charge. All participants must pass a tech inspection before driving. NASA membership is required — annual memberships and event registration are available at members.drivenasa.com.

National Auto Sport Association NorCal – Sonoma Raceway (Crossover with SoCal)
2026-07-11 - 2026-07-12 | Sonoma Raceway, 29355 Arnold Dr, Sonoma, CA, 95476, US

Fresno Fairgrounds RallyX - CRS Points
2026-06-27 - 2026-06-28 | Fresno Fairgrounds
CRS Rallycross at Fresno Fairgrounds. Sign up at californiarallyseries.com.CRS Rallycross at Fresno Fairgrounds (1121 S Chance Ave, Fresno), organized by Fresno SCCA.
This two-day event counts toward the California Rally Series championship, with Saturday as a practice day and Sunday as the official points competition. Rallycross is a timed dirt motorsport where cars run one at a time through a cone-marked course — no wheel-to-wheel contact, no special race car required.
Any hardtop street car in safe working condition is eligible to compete. SCCA membership required; weekend memberships available at the event. Helmets required. Register at sidewaysdata.com.

Las Vegas SCCA Autocross – Round 5 (Night Event)
2026-06-27 | Las Vegas Motor Speedway – Speedway Parking Lot, 7000 Las Vegas Blvd N, Las Vegas, NV, 89115, US
Las Vegas Region SCCA autocross night event at Las Vegas Motor Speedway – Speedway Parking Lot. Cars navigate a cone-marked course one at a time against the clock under lights.
dThis is a work/run event — all drivers are required to work in addition to competing. SCCA membership required; weekend memberships available for $20. Helmet required. Register at motorsportreg.com.

National Auto Sport Association Northwest – Oregon Raceway Park (Checkered Flag Fever)
2026-06-20 - 2026-06-21 | Oregon Raceway Park, 93811 Blagg Ln, Grass Valley, OR, 97029, US
National Auto Sport Association Northwest inaugural independent event at Oregon Raceway Park in Grass Valley, OR — the Checkered Flag Fever weekend. Oregon Raceway Park is a 2.3-mile, 16-turn road course with 400 feet of elevation change and a distinctive 16-degree banked turn, set in the rolling hills of southern Oregon.
It’s one of the more technically demanding tracks in the Pacific Northwest, with a mix of blind crests, fast sweepers, and tight technical sections. This is part of NASA Northwest’s first season as an independent region, making it a landmark event for motorsport in the Pacific Northwest. The event offers three participation formats:
High Performance Driving Education (HPDE) is the entry point for drivers new to track events. Cars run in groups organized by experience level, with in-car instruction available for newer drivers. The focus is on building skills in a safe, controlled environment — proper lines, braking points, flag awareness, and car control. No competition license required.
Time Trial is for licensed competitors running against the clock in structured sessions throughout the weekend. Drivers compete for fastest lap times within their class. A NASA Competition or Time Trial license is required.
Sprint Racing is wheel-to-wheel competition in shorter sprint race formats. Drivers compete in classes based on car and modifications. A NASA Competition Racing license and current medical examination are required.
All participants must pass a tech inspection before driving. NASA membership is required — annual memberships and event registration are available at members.drivenasa.com.

National Auto Sport Association Utah – East Track Weekend
2026-06-19 - 2026-06-21 | Utah Motorsports Campus, 1 N Sheep Ln, Tooele, UT, 84074, US
National Auto Sport Association Utah weekend at Utah Motorsports Campus (East track) in Tooele, UT. Utah Motorsports Campus is a world-class facility set against the backdrop of the Oquirrh Mountains, roughly 45 minutes southwest of Salt Lake City. The East track configuration offers a technical and varied layout suited to all skill levels. The event runs Friday through Sunday and offers three participation formats:
High Performance Driving Education (HPDE) is the entry point for drivers new to track events. Cars run in groups organized by experience level, with in-car instruction available for newer drivers. The focus is on building skills in a safe, controlled environment — proper lines, braking points, flag awareness, and car control. No competition license required.
Time Trial is for licensed competitors running against the clock in structured sessions throughout the weekend. Drivers compete for fastest lap times within their class. A NASA Competition or Time Trial license is required.
Road Racing is wheel-to-wheel competition in organized race groups. Drivers compete in classes based on car and modifications. A NASA Competition Racing license and current medical examination are required.
All participants must pass a tech inspection before driving. NASA membership is required — annual memberships and event registration are available at members.drivenasa.com.

National Auto Sport Association NorCal – Buttonwillow Raceway (Crossover with SoCal)
2026-06-13 - 2026-06-14 | Buttonwillow Raceway Park, 43601 Racetrack Rd, Buttonwillow, CA, 93206, US
National Auto Sport Association Northern and Southern California crossover weekend at Buttonwillow Raceway Park (Circuit layout) in Buttonwillow, CA. Drivers from both regions compete together, with points counting toward their respective regional championships. The event offers three participation formats:
**High Performance Driving Education (HPDE)** is the entry point for drivers new to track events. Cars run in groups organized by experience level, with in-car instruction available for newer drivers. The focus is on building skills in a safe, controlled environment — proper lines, braking points, flag awareness, and car control. No competition license required.
**Time Trial** is for licensed competitors running against the clock in structured sessions throughout the weekend. Drivers compete for fastest lap times within their class. A NASA Competition or Time Trial license is required.
**Road Racing** is wheel-to-wheel competition in organized race groups. Drivers compete in classes based on car and modifications. A NASA Competition Racing license and current medical examination are required.
Paddock camping is available Friday and Saturday nights at no charge. All participants must pass a tech inspection before driving. NASA membership is required — annual memberships and event registration are available at members.drivenasa.com.

National Auto Sport Association SoCal – Buttonwillow Raceway (Crossover with NorCal)
2026-06-13 - 2026-06-14 | Buttonwillow Raceway Park, 43601 Racetrack Rd, Buttonwillow, CA, 93206, US
National Auto Sport Association Northern and Southern California crossover weekend at Buttonwillow Raceway Park (Circuit layout) in Buttonwillow, CA. Drivers from both regions compete together, with points counting toward their respective regional championships. The event offers three participation formats:
High Performance Driving Education (HPDE) is the entry point for drivers new to track events. Cars run in groups organized by experience level, with in-car instruction available for newer drivers. The focus is on building skills in a safe, controlled environment — proper lines, braking points, flag awareness, and car control. No competition license required.
Time Trial is for licensed competitors running against the clock in structured sessions throughout the weekend. Drivers compete for fastest lap times within their class. A NASA Competition or Time Trial license is required.
Road Racing is wheel-to-wheel competition in organized race groups. Drivers compete in classes based on car and modifications.
A NASA Competition Racing license and current medical examination are required.
Paddock camping is available Friday and Saturday nights at no charge. All participants must pass a tech inspection before driving. NASA membership is required — annual memberships and event registration are available at members.drivenasa.com.

Prairie City RallyX - CRS Points
2026-06-13 - 2026-06-14 | AZ
CRS Rallycross at Prairie City OHV in Rancho Cordova, organized by NorCal Rallycross. Prairie City is an off-highway vehicle park in the Sacramento foothills, and its open layout makes for a wide variety of course designs. Saturday is practice; Sunday is the CRS points competition. Cars run one at a time against the clock on a dirt course marked with rubber cones — any hardtop street car in safe working condition is eligible to compete. The NorCal RX series is free to join and follows SCCA rallycross rules for classing. Results count toward the California Rally Series championship. Register at norcalrallycross.com.

Rodnoc Racing RallyX - Rodnoc Series
2026-06-06 - 2026-06-07 | AZ
Rodnoc Racing’s RallyX series runs at the Antelope Valley Fairgrounds in Lancaster on a dirt course laid out with rubber cones. Saturday is practice — untimed, a chance to get comfortable with the terrain. Sunday is the competition day, timed for Rodnoc Series championship points. Sign up at sidewaysdata.com.
