It's time to prep for Solo Nationals 🗣️‼️‼️

Take some time at the Saturday test-n-tune to shake the car down, with 12 runs split across the day! Or just use this as an excuse to hang out with friends and have #funwithcars!

On Sunday, we'll be running a standard 4-run timed Champ Day format in the morning, with the option to purchase 8 afternoon runs (limited to 80 spots). You can also forego registering in a competition class and sign up in Practice/Time Only.

Autocross, aka Solo, is a timed competition that challenges drivers to a course marked by cones laid out on an asphalt parking lot or a concrete aircraft runway. Safety is emphasized because cars enter the course one at a time and are spaced out to minimize risks to competitors and event workers. A key emphasis is placed on handling and car control, which breeds some of the most intense competition down to the hundredth or thousandth of a second! Learn more about us at solo2.com.

Cal Club Autocross is sanctioned by the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA). The event open to all SCCA members. If you’re not an SCCA member, don't worry! During the online registration process, you can buy a weekend membership (and that fee can be applied towards an annual membership should you decide to join later!).

Test-n-Tune/Practice — August 15th

12+ runs are included with your registration, with a 1-hour session in the morning and a 1-hour session in the afternoon.
You'll be performing TWO work assignments (one morning, one afternoon).
Novice information can be found here.

Points Event Round 6 + Practice — August 16th

4 competition runs are included with your registration.
If you'd like to get extra value for the money, tack on Afternoon practice! With the increase in daylight, we're also increasing practice from 6 runs to 8 runs.
You'll be performing one work assignment per session registered – if you register for Afternoon practice, you'll do 2 assignments.
Novice information can be found here.

Pricing

Weekend Packages (big deals to be had!)

FULL-WEEKEND Package (Saturday Practice, Sunday Comp, 12 runs x 4 runs): $150
- Priority for Saturday practice will be given to Full-Weekend package registrants!
- You can also get a $10 discount for additional Sunday Practice runs!
FULL-WEEKEND PRACTICE Package (Saturday and Sunday Practices, 12 runs x 12 runs): $180
- Please email social@solo2.com if you would like to register split drivers.

Saturday

Practice Entry (12 runs): $110
Split-Driver Practice Entry (2 drivers sharing a car, 6 runs each): $130
- Codriver Entry: $10 (we recommend codrivers split the cost with each other!)

Sunday

Points Entry (4 runs): $69
- Add-on Afternoon Practice (+8 runs): +$40
Practice Entry (12 runs): $109
Walk-up pricing (+$20) will be available day-of.

The last day to cancel for a standard refund is the Wednesday before the event.

Students enrolled in a higher education or vocational program, who submit a valid proof of enrollment (planner, transcript, but NOT an ID card on its own), can get $20 off their entry!

An SCCA membership is required. If you're not an SCCA member, you will need a weekend membership for $25 during the checkout process. This membership is good for the entire weekend. Your first two weekend membership can also go towards an annual SCCA membership, should you decide to join later! Some restrictions do apply, see https://www.scca.com/pages/member-benefits for details.

Annual Number holders receive early registration email for all events.

Weekend Details

General Schedule

7:00am: Paddock gates officially open. Registration opens. Course opens for walking, at discretion of course designer.
7:30am: Tech opens. If not already, the course is open.
8:10am: Novice Course Walk.
8:30am: Course closes for walking. Registration and Tech Inspection close.
8:45am: MANDATORY DRIVER'S MEETING.
9:00am: First group workers check in, first group drivers to grid.
~9:10am: First car out.

We highly recommend for first-timers to arrive by 7:30 am. This allows you to have ample time for registration, tech inspection, and course walks; additionally it allows you time to look for a buddy!
It is strongly recommended that drivers with less than 5 autox events (with any club) should do the following:

at least ONE course walk, and
to watch this short 5 minute Orientation Video.

Driving Directions

Driving Directions

Take I-15 to Lake Elsinore. Exit on Diamond Drive/Railroad Canyon Road (Exit 73) and turn south. In 0.6 miles, turn right onto Malaga Road. (Google Map Link)

Event Chiefs

Event Master - Randy Gonzalez
Registration - Laura Corodimas
Timing and Scoring - Rick Brown
Course Designer - TBD
Workers - TBD
Tech - Jason Swindle
Gate - Elvin Hom
Novice Coordinator - Kyle O'Rourke
Safety Steward - TBD