While the 2025 SCCA® National Convention, which took place online Jan. 16-24, has just about concluded, convention season for the Club is only just beginning, with six Divisional Conventions about to jump into action. In fact, one Divisional Convention begins the same day the Club’s National Convention concludes, with various Divisional Conventions running through March 15.
Southeast Division’s convention takes place Jan. 24-25 at the Palms Resort at St. Simons Island in Georgia. This convention will feature individual meetings with the Divisional Administrators SARRC Committee, Regional Race Class Rules, Divisional Solo, Time Trials, RallyCross, Stewards, Tech, Timing & Scoring, Registration, Flagging & Communications, Race Control, newsletters, web developers, membership, and the SCCA National Staff. The center point of this year’s Southeast Division convention will be the Awards Banquet.
Like the SCCA National Convention, Rocky Mountain Division’s Feb. 8 convention is virtual. It’s also free to attend, with Zoom links and login information readily available on the convention’s registration page. This Divisional Convention begins with a general session, then shifts to the topics of Solo®, SCCA Road Racing, a meet ‘n greet lunch, and breakout sessions. The afternoon then brings gatherings on the topic of RallyCross, Time Trials, and Women on Track. Then comes a happy hour.
Midwest Division’s convention takes place Feb. 14-16 at the Hilton Garden Inn in Independence, MO, and is free to attend all but the banquet (which costs $43 per person). This convention is open to anyone interested in getting more involved in the Club. “This is an opportunity to express yourself on any and all racing related topics, be it RoadRally, RallyCross, Solo, Time Trials, or Club Racing, and also to experience motorsports related information sessions you won't find anywhere else,” the organizers say.
Taking place Feb. 21-22 at the Radisson Lackawanna Station in Scranton, PA, the Northeast Division Conference begins on Friday with a welcome reception. Saturday brings a full day of information about Region management, membership development, and program support. The Division will also present trophies to the 2024 season NEDiv Road Racing Series champions as well as recognize a number of outstanding contributors to the Division.
Feb. 28-March 1 brings the Great Lakes Division convention. Returning to Manchester University in Fort Wayne, this convention begins with a Friday night pasta and BYOB social, with activities and specialty meetings filling Saturday. There will also be a silent auction, where proceeds will be split between Great Lakes Division and the SCCA Foundation.
Then on March 15, Central Division concludes SCCA’s convention season with its 2025 Spring Training. Taking place at Milwaukee Area Technical College in Mequon, WI, this gathering begins with breakfast, moving onto a lunch buffet, with sessions throughout the day. As is the case with the other Divisional Conventions taking place this year, members of the SCCA National Staff will be on site to make presentations and discuss any topic with attendees.
