Local Clubs

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Steel Cities Region of the SCCA runs at Pitt Race in Beaver County, and typically runs 10 events per year, as well as schools and National Events, being an individual chapter of the nationally recognized Sports Car Club of America (SCCA). Typical events run $30-$45, with 6+ runs, personalized instruction, and passengers allowed. 

NHSCC is an independent club which has been running at the North Park Pool since 1957. They hold 8 or 9 events per year, mostly in the spring and fall. Typical events run $30-$40 with 4 or 5 runs. No passengers permitted unless a registered driver for the event and all vehicles must have current state inspection.

Pitt Race (the same venue as the Steel Cities SCCA events) holds their own Low Key, non-competition test & tune style events on the smaller, original portion of the VDA. They usually run 6 events per year, with Snowcross AutoX style events in the winter (weather permitting). Events are $40, with 6+ runs. New for 2018, you may have passengers as long as they are 18+, have a matching seat (e.g. if the driver's seat has a 5 point harness, the passenger's seat must also), and have an approved helmet.

Misery Bay Region of the SCCA runs at Lake Erie Speedway just outside of Erie, PA in North East, PA. Their events typically start a little later in the day, so it's easy for Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and Buffalo Area folks to make the drive.

Susquehanna Region of the SCCA typically runs at the Farm Show in Harrisburg, with the main attraction being Saturday/Sunday doubleheaders at Hersheypark sometimes twice per year at the start and end of the season. Hershey events typically sell out online within a day despite a 170 driver cap, as it's one of the best sites within a day's drive.

The Central PA Porsche Club of America also run select events at the Hershey site, but typically use a smaller portion of the lot. 

Akron Sports Car Club is an independent club that runs most of their events at the newly constructed Dragway 42 site about 40 minutes west of Akron. Their events are a bit unique, as the courses feature higher speeds than a typical AutoX course while being laid out on a series of service roads. It's somewhat of a mix between TrackX and AutoX. Usually 5 runs or more. Passengers are allowed, but usually for a $5-$10 fee.

The Ohio Valley Region of the SCCA runs their AutoX events at National Trails Raceway in Hebron, OH - about halfway between Zanesville and Columbus just off I-70. The site is the parking area for a drag strip.