Runoffs - Volunteer
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Paul Soriano’s Path to Becoming an IMSA Marshal Put Him Trackside, and You Can Be Next
Are you an SCCA volunteer who wants to volunteer at an IMSA race? The tale that follows ultimately directs you to scca.com/trackside where you can begin your professional marshaling adventure, and it does so through the eyes...Read more -
Nikki Prevenas, 2024 F&C SCCA Worker of the Year, Is Keeping up the Family Tradition
Sometimes, a person’s future is predetermined. When asked why she joined SCCA®, Blackhawk Valley Region’s Nicole (Nikki) Prevenas simply replied, “I was born into the SCCA. My mother worked corners while she was pregnant...Read more -
From Autocross to F1 Marshal: Amy Grothusen is Making the Most of Her SCCA Membership
Moving from autocross to Formula 1 is a pipe dream that has occurred to many, if only for a brief second. Unless, of course, you’re Amy Grothusen, who just might be the first to Turn 1 this week at the Las Vegas Grand...Read more -
SCCA Celebrates Volunteers with Road Racing Worker of the Year Honors
The Sports Car Club of America® hosts hundreds of road races each year, none of which would be possible without the determination and dedication of SCCA’s talented volunteer work force. Without these volunteers, there would...Read more -
Tim O’Brien’s Journey to Becoming an SCCA Worker of the Year Is so Unique That It Involves U.S. Customs
SCCA® might have the U.S. Customs and Border Protection to thank for Tim O’Brien’s involvement in Timing & Scoring – something that ultimately led to him being presented with the 2023 Timing & Scoring Worker of the...Read more -
Lee Tilton’s SCCA Worker Experience Opened the Door to FIA Events. Here Are His Top Tips for Working Pro Races
If you visited the Hoosier Racing Tire SCCA® Super Tour at NOLA Motorsports Park earlier this season – or really any event at the Big Easy track – you’re familiar with Lee Tilton, even if you don’t know it. Tilton is the...Read more -
Giving Back has Led Joseph Menowsky III from the Driver’s Seat to Scrutineering, and becoming an SCCA Worker of the Year
If you were to pick a scrutineer for your tech shed, wouldn’t you want someone who has built race cars and has read the GCR cover to cover? If so, you’d probably pick Washington DC Region’s Joseph Menowsky III. He has built...Read more -
SCCA Data Tech Interns Get Insider View of Motorsports
Data plays a huge role in modern society, and that certainly includes motorsports. Some forward-thinking students are planning for their future while learning about data collection and auto racing in general by volunteering...Read more -
Details are Key for DC Region’s Betty Harrison, Recipient of SCCA’s Registration Worker of the Year Award
Betty Harrison’s introduction to SCCA® came in a roundabout way that is both unique and familiar. She had a horse, and a friend of hers who also had a horse was married to an SCCA racer. Her friends and another racing couple...Read more -
From Working Pro Events to Helping Relaunch her Region’s Road Racing Program, 2023 Race Admin Worker of the Year Julie Hammons Has Quite the Resume
Julie Hammons started volunteering with the Sports Car Club of America® at a Memorial Day event in 1981. “In those days, you worked on a logbook before you were approved,” she explains. “I didn’t become a member until 1986.”...Read more
