Upcoming Salina Region Events
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All events are Solo (Autocross) unless otherwise noted.
2025 Schedule | |
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Mar 1 – Salina Region Banquet@ The Garage | Register |
Mar 15 – Test & Tune | Register |
Mar 16 – Solo #1 | Register |
April 11-13 – Evolution Schools | Register |
April 12 – Solo #2 | Register |
April 13 – Solo #3 | Register |
May 10 – Solo #4 (Saturday) | Register |
Jun 7-8 – Solo #5 & 6, Divisional Championship | Register |
June 29 – Solo #7 – Mirror Khana XLIII | Dennis Smith- Chair |
July 27– Solo #8 – Sunflower Solo Showdown 25.1 | Wichita Region |
Sep 6 – Solo #9 – AfterNats | |
Sep 7- Solo #10- AfterNats | |
Sep 21- Solo #11-Sunflower Solo Showdown 25.2 | |
Oct 12- Solo #12- Octoberfast 36 | Salina Region Board |
Nov 2- Solo #13 | Salina Region Board |
Would you like to chair an event? Contact Phelan Gagnon
A Salina Divisional (if held) and Solo Nationals (Sep. 1-5, 2025) also score in Salina Region’s
Championship, with bonus points. Lowest four scores are thrown out, five if we do a Divisional
Solo Events (unless otherwise noted) start at 10:00. We recommend you get there by 8:00 AM to check-in, do course walk and attend the drivers meeting.
On-Site Registration closes at 9:00 AM for Salina Location Events
Solo Prices
Non-Members $45 ($30 plus $15 weekend membership)
Member $30
At its most basic, SCCA can be described as a group of motorheads who enjoy competing our cars in events where we turn both right and left. We do this in a number of ways, ranging from the relatively low-speed Solo event (autocross), to full-bore road racing at close to 200 mph.
What we do in Salina Region, however, is not the triple-digit aspect of SCCA – we are primarily an autocross club – but if road racing is your goal you can get there through us.
SCCA is a national organization of more than 50,000 members. Salina Region is one of 116 individual Regions (local clubs). We are a small corner of SCCA, with a bit more than one tenth of one percent of that membership – about 100 members or so. But we put on some of the most enjoyable autocross events in Kansas.
You don’t really need what may be considered a “sports car” to enjoy our car sports. Open roadsters are fun, but so are small and nimble sedans. To us, a Mustang or Camaro is a “big” car. Or, as a neighboring SCCA Region likes to say, “Every car is a sports car … sometimes.”
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