how to become a professional road course racer

To attend an SCCA Driver School, you must arrange for your own properly prepared race car. Some Regions hold Drivers Schools only in the Spring, others conduct them year round however, you may attend an SCCA Driver School anywhere in the country. Prepare to enter an SCCA Driver School EventĬlick here to go straight to the 'Driver School' page, which has a list of SCCA Regional schools at the top and Professional SCCA Accredited Driver Schools below.

For details contact the Member Services Department at 80 ext. If you are 18-21 years of age and live in Alabama, Nebraska, or Wyoming, a notarized Minor Waiver Release form.ĥ.

A digitally completed Minor's Assumption of Risk Acknowledgment form. A digitally completed Parental Consent, Release and Waiver of Liability, Assumption of Risk and Indemnity Agreement form. A photocopy of both sides of his State Operator’s Permit/Driver’s license, government issued identification, passport, or birth certificate.Ī. A current Physical Examination* dated no more than six months prior to application.Ģ. Items required prior to issuance of a Novice Permit include:ġ. Anyone 14 years and older, who has a Motor Vehicle Operators license or previous racing experience, may be eligible for a Novice Permit.

The Novice Permit, often referred to as a 'logbook,' allows you to enter an SCCA Driver School and later, SCCA Regional Club Racing events. Topeka, KS 66619: NOTE: If you are 14-17 years of age, you must apply for all Competition Licenses through the SCCA Member Services Department at the National Office. Submit the Novice Permit Application with all of the required documents (can be uploaded through the Member Account Portal) and Novice Permit fee to the SCCA Member Services Department at 6620 SE Dwight St.

How to become a professional road course racer