Sports Car Club of Rockford

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, Rockford, IL

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In addition to parking lot autocross events where you can compete against the clock in a very controlled environment, the Sports Car Club of Rockford also hoststhe following types of events at race tracks in the Midwest.

Wheel-to-Wheel sports car racing is one of the areas that our members participate in. This type of competition events requires that you hold a valid competition license from Midwestern Council of Sports Car Clubs (http://mcscc.org ) or another recognized sanctioning body.

The Wheel-to-Wheel sports car racing Championship Series has been the foundation for the Midwestern Councils racing program for over 50 years. The series features 10-12 race events per year held at the different tracks that Midwestern Council visits.
Competition cars based on mass-produced street vehicles (Honda Civics to Corvettes) compete in four categories that include:

Showroom Stock: Equally prepared street vehicles with virtually no modifications other then those required for safety.

Improved Touring: Similar street prepared cars with performance improvements, while maintaining suitability for street use.

Production and GT: These classes allow added levels of performance improvements to increase power and chassis dynamics.

Formula and Sports Racer: There are several classes for single-seat, purpose built race cars, as well as classes for both single and dual seat sports racers.

Vintage / Historic: The goal of the Vintage historic Racing program is to provide a fun, safe venue for enjoyment of racing cars built and prepared to pre-1975 levels, and for driver that favor the thrill of a skillful drive and good competition.

Careful stewarding is emphasized in this racing series, following the basic rules for complete car control throughout the event. Metal to metal contact is never acceptable and we use the 13-13 rule used by other Vintage Racing sanctioning bodies. Vintage/historic cars race in their own race group.