Western Conference Preview
SCCA Majors Tour gets its West Coast start at Sonoma Raceway this weekend
Western Conference
Champions in Every Category
No matter the style of car, Mazda racers won titles in the Western Conference U.S. Majors Tour – 12 in all
Race Car Build: E Production NC MX-5
Glen McCready, in his sophomore year campaigning his MX-5 in E Production, is targets the Runoffs
U.S. Majors Tour Gets into Full Swing
Events in California and Georgia highlight a weekend of club racing for Mazda racers
Western Conference Majors Wraps up at the Ridge
SCCA Western Conference titles to be wrapped up this weekend The SCCA Western Conference U.S. Majors Tour finale takes place this weekend at The Ridge Motorsports Park in Shelton, Wash., and several Mazda drivers are in contention for Conference titles in their respective classes. Being the northernmost round of the Conference series, and with most […]
Super Tour Touches down in the Pacific Northwest
SCCA’s Hoosier Super Tour visits Portland International Raceway as it closes out its West Coast swing The Pacific Northwest is known for its lush green trees, the Columbia River, and as the point where the historic Lewis and Clark Expedition reached the Pacific Ocean. Equally as famous to racers is Portland International Raceway, which has […]
High Temps and Speeds at Buttonwillow
Western Conference Majors event in the heat of the Southern California desert sees several records fall at Buttonwillow Raceway Park. With temperatures scorching into the mid-90s in the California desert, it felt more like the first weekend of August than the first weekend of May. But the track records that fell on Saturday felt a […]”
Mazda Drivers Win in Inde Majors
The second event of the SCCA Western Conference Majors Tour took place this past weekend at the Inde Motorsports Ranch, located just outside of Wilcox, Ariz. The four-year-old facility offers pristine support buildings and new on-track challenges for many competitors who have not run here before. The 18-turn, 2.22-mile track sits at 4000 feet above […]”
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