page updated 5/24/2021
Utah Region SCCA - Auto-x
The Utah Region SCCA conducts auto-x events in the Salt Lake City area at the Legacy Event Center and at the Utah Motorsports Campus in Tooele, UT. The Utah Region 2022 auto-x events is being added to the Schedule web page as the information is available. The Utah Region uses an event on-line registration process at Motorsports.reg. The link for the events and registration is located on the Utah Region SCCA schedule web page.... https://www.utahscca.com/autocross/schedule
Snake River Region SCCA - Auto-x
The Snake River Region SCCA conducts auto-x events in the Boise area. The SRR 2022 auto-x events are being added to the Schedule web page as the information becomes available. For more information on Boise area auto-x events, see their web site.
NASA Utah - road race, HPDE, time trials
The NASA Utah region is organizing and running High Performance Driving Events (HPDE), time trials, and road race events at UMC. You must be a member of NASA to participate in these events. Events are scheduled approximately once a month. Some drivers from Eastern Idaho will be making the drive/tow to UMC to experience these high speed road course events and are looking for more participants to join in the FUN ! The 2022 NASA Utah road race schedule is included on the Schedule of Events web page. More information about upcoming NASA Utah events can be found at the NASA UTAH web site.
Sage Raceway - drag race
Sage Raceway is an 1/8 mile drag strip that was constructed just west of Idaho Falls. The 2022 drag race schedule has been released and is included on the Schedule of Events web page. The drag strip is located on the corner of 105 West 113 N in Bonneville County. Food and drink is available for purchase on site during race weekends. More information is available at the Sage Raceway web site:
Northwest Hillclimb Association - hillclimb race
For many years, sports car clubs of the Northwest have been conducting hillclimb races – which are timed events on uphill, closed, paved roads. The goal of the drivers is to be the quickest one up the hill. If they can’t be the fastest up the hill, they certainly try to be the quickest in their class. The Northwest Hillclimb Association (NHA) was formed acquire insurance at a reasonable rate for the sports car clubs hillclimb events in the Northwest, and to p rovide a uniform set of rules regarding classing of cars, event safety, and driver safety. Their 2022 schedule of hillclimb races has been added to the Schedule web page. More information about hillclimb events in the Northwest can be found at:
