LVRSCCA (Autocross) Round 7 - 2026 Night Event!
- When
- Where
- LVMS - Speedway Parking Lot, Las Vegas, NV
- Event type
- autocross
The Las Vegas Region SCCA will host a Solo Night Event, also known as Autocross, at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway - North Drag Lot. Autocross is a timed competition where drivers navigate a cone-marked course on an asphalt surface. This event emphasizes car handling and control, with cars entering the course one at a time to ensure safety for all participants and workers. This is a work-run event; all drivers are required to work. Registration and tech open at 5:00 pm, and the course will be available for walking. Registration closes promptly at 6:00 pm, with no entries accepted after this time. Tech closes at 6:15 pm. A guided course walk begins at 6:20 pm, followed by a mandatory driver's and safety meeting at 6:30 pm. The first group of workers will check in and cars will move to the grid at 6:55 pm, with run groups beginning at 7:00 pm. The event is expected to conclude around 12:00 am. Entry fees are $80 for online registration and $95 for on-site registration. SCCA membership is required to participate. Non-members can purchase a weekend membership for $20 during checkout, which is valid for the entire weekend. For annual membership benefits, visit scca.com/pages/member-benefits. To validate your membership, ensure your name and membership number in your MotorsportReg.com profile precisely match your SCCA membership card. You can verify this at my.scca.com, or contact National SCCA for assistance. Upon arrival, sign both event waivers at the entrance gate and check in at the registration table. Ensure your vehicle has its number and class displayed before arriving at tech; tape will be available at the bus. Loaner helmets are available for $5 on a first-come, first-served basis. If you need assistance with vehicle classing, email the LVSCCA Registrar. All drivers must complete at least one course walk and attend the driver's meeting. Prepare your car to pass tech before the event by reviewing the tech video at youtube.com/watch?v=y-VFJiMJUfc. For numbers and class letters, visit autocrossdigits.com.