The adrenaline rush you experience in the various Summit Racing Equipment SCCA Road Racing series is payment enough for the hard work and dedication you put into the sport – but that doesn’t mean there aren’t other forms of payment readily available for your on-track exploits. Whether you’re competing in Hoosier Racing Tire SCCA Super Tours, U.S. Majors Tours, or Divisional and Regional race events, there are plenty of SCCA partners looking to monetarily congratulate you for your performance. The first step is to register for their contingency programs, then it’s up to you to get out there and race.
More than a dozen top-tier partners, including tire manufacturers, brake suppliers, car companies, and retail outlets have signed on for the full 2023 season, meaning there are plenty of opportunities for everyone to benefit.
A full rundown of contingency offerings can be found on the SCCA Contingency webpage. Many contingency opportunities require pre-registration with SCCA and/or with the sponsoring company. Details and instructions to register for each of these programs are available on the same page, and it’s your responsibility to make sure you’re in compliance with each program for which you enroll.
Programs can be added throughout the year, so don’t assume the move is to sign up just once and forget about it – you could be missing out if you don’t check back often.
2023 Hoosier Super Tour & U.S. Majors Tour contingency partners
Hawk Performance – Official Brake Products of SCCA (Gold – Select Classes)
1st: $150 Product Certificate; 2nd: $125 Product Certificate; 3rd: $100 Product Certificate; 4th: $75 Product Certificate; 5th: $50 Product Certificate
Summit Racing Equipment (Gold – All Classes)
1st: $100 Product Certificate; 2nd: $75 Product Certificate; 3rd: $50 Product Certificate
EBC Brakes (Gold – Select Classes)
1st: $50 cash; 2nd: $40 cash; 3rd: $30 cash
Ford (Silver – Select Classes)
T1, T2, T3, AS
1st: $500 cash; 2nd: $300 cash; 3rd: $200 cash
SRF3 (Super Tour Sunday only)
1st: $275 cash; 2nd: $250 cash; 3rd: $225 cash
FF Conference Championship: $1000 cash
Goodyear Tire (Silver – Select Classes)
1st: 2 tires; 2nd: 1 tire
Pirelli Tire (Silver – Select classes)
1st: 3 tires; 2nd: 2 tires
Carbotech Performance Brakes (Bronze – Select Classes)
1st: $100 Product Certificate; 2nd: $75 Product Certificate; 3rd: $50 Product Certificate
G–LOC Brakes (Bronze – Select Classes)
1st: $100 Product Certificate; 2nd: $50 Product Certificate; Highest Finisher: $100 Product Certificate
Function + Form (Bronze – All Classes)
1st: $300 Product Certificate; 2nd: $200 Product Certificate; 3rd: $100 Product Certificate
Hankook Tire (Bronze – Select Classes and Tires)
B–Spec
(10+ starters) – 1st: 2 tires; 2nd: 1 tire; 3rd: $50 Certificate
(5–9 starters) – 1st: 2 tires; 2nd: $100 Certificate; 3rd: $50 Certificate
(3–4 starters) – 1st: 2 tires
Z214 Tires
(10+ starters) – 1st: 2 tires; 2nd: 1 tire; 3rd: $100 Certificate
(5–9 starters) – 1st: 1 tire; 2nd: $100 Certificate; 3rd: $50 Certificate
F200 Tires
(10+ starters) – 1st: 4 tires; 2nd: 2 tires; 3rd: 1 tire
(5–9 starters) – 1st: 2 tires; 2nd: 1 tire; 3rd: $100 Certificate
Hoosier Racing Tire (Bronze – Select Classes)
Hoosier Super Tour
(Spec Miata) – 1st: 2 tires; 2nd–8th: 1 tire
U.S. Majors Tour (non–Super Tour events)
(Spec Miata) – 1st: 2 tires; 2nd–5th: 1 tire
All U.S. Majors Tour Events
(All other eligible classes) - 1st: 2 tires; 2nd: 1 tire
Mazda North American Operations (Bronze – Select Cars & Classes)
EP, FP, HP, GT1, GT2, GT3, GTL, T1, T2, T3, T4, STU, STL
1st: $600; 2nd: $350; 3rd: $150; 4th: $125; 5th: $100
Spec Miata, B–Spec, FA, P1, P2
1st: $500; 2nd: $250; 3rd: $150; 4th: $125; 5th: $100
FX, FE2 – Super Tour Only
1st: $250; 2nd: $175; 3rd: $150
For Mazda’s complete program requirements and payout information, including Points Championship, please click here
Nissan (Bronze – Select Classes)
(5+ staters) – 1st: $550; 2nd: $275; 3rd: $150
(2–4 starters) – 1st: $275
SCCA Enterprises (Bronze – Select Classes)
Hoosier Super Tour
(SRF3, FE2 – Sunday Only)
1st: $250 PCV; 2nd: $225 PCV; 3rd: $200 PCV; 4th: $175 PCV; 5th: $150 PCV
Toyo Tires (Gold/Bronze – Select Classes)
SMX Challenge
(12+ starters) 1st: $750 cash + $250 Toyo Bucks; 2nd: $500 cash + $200 Toyo Bucks; 3rd: $250 cash + $100 Toyo Bucks
(9–11 starters) 1st: $500 cash + $200 Toyo Bucks; 2nd: $350 cash + $150 Toyo Bucks; 3rd: $150 cash + $50 Toyo Bucks
(20+ staters) $100 Toyo Bucks to each driver
Regional – SMX Challenge
(12+ starters) 1st: $250 Toyo Bucks; 2nd: $200 Toyo Bucks; 3rd: $100 Toyo Bucks
(9–11 starters) 1st: $200 Toyo Bucks; 2nd: $150 Toyo Bucks; 3rd: 50 Toyo Bucks
(SMX Random Draw) $250 Toyo Bucks
U.S. Majors Tour – STL
1st: $750 Toyo Bucks; 2nd: $375 Toyo Bucks; $3rd: $175 Toyo Bucks
Toyota Racing Development (Bronze – Select Cars & Classes)
GT2, GT3
1st: $800 cash
All Other Select Classes
1st: $400 cash
2023 Regional Road Racing Contingency Partners
Hankook Tire (Bronze – Select Classes and Tires)
Z214 Tires
(10+ starters) – $200 Certificate; 2nd: $100 Certificate; 3rd: $50 Certificate
(5–9 starters) – $100 Certificate; 2nd: $50 Certificate; 3rd: $25 Certificate
F200 Tires
(10+ starters) – 1st: 2 tires; 2nd: 1 tire; 3rd: $200 Certificate
(5–9 starters) – 1st: 1 tire; 2nd: $200 Certificate; 3rd: $100 Certificate
Hoosier Racing Tire (Bronze – SM Class)
1st: 2 tires; 2nd: 1 tire
Mazda North American Operations (Bronze – All Classes)
Divisions with 8 or fewer races: 1st: $500; 2nd: $300; 3rd: $175; 4th: $125; 5th: $100
Divisions with 9-13 total races: 1st: $550; 2nd: $350; 3rd: $200; 4th: $150; 5th: $100
Divisions with 14-19 total races: 1st: $650; 2nd: $425; 3rd: $225; 4th: $150; 5th: $125
Divisions with 20 or more races: 1st: $750; 2nd: $500; 3rd: $250; 4th: $200; 5th: $150
For complete Mazda program requirements and payout information including Points Championship please click here
Toyota Racing Development (Bronze – Cars & Classes):
1st: $300 cash
Once again, it is your responsibility to ensure you are eligible to receive the contingency awards for the races you enter. For that, check the requirements for each program.
Photo by Joseph Bierschbach
