A Valid drivers and/or SCCA racing license is required to race.
SCCA Membership is required. You may purchase a yearly membership through the SCCA. Weekend memberships can be applied to a full membership after the event.
Helmets are required. If you don't have a helmet meeting one of the following standards, loaner helmets are available: Helmet Requirements
- There are a limited number of helmets available.
- Drivers maintain priority
You car must pass a basic safety/tech inspection. Make sure your battery is secured & positive terminal is covered, brake pedal is firm, throttle moves freely, wheels have minimal play, and car is empty of any loose objects, including the spare tire, subwoofers, amps, etc.
Rallycross rules for safety, classing, etc. can be found here.
This is a work/run type of event, this means that it is a requirement for each driver to work to some capacity during the run group they are not driving in. The Driver will sign up for one of the roles listed in the course worker assignment portion of registration. This is a required field.
If you would not like to work the event, there are a few options available to you.
- 1- find somebody that is willing to take your spot at the event working for the run group you are not running in
  - if the individual that you chose to work for you is not an SCCA member they will need to have a weekend membership purchased for them.
  - 2- Pay the "Course worker waiver fee" to hire a worker to work your position. The fee must be paid 7 days before the first day of the event. (1 fee payment only covers one day. if you intend on driving both days and would like to not course work you will need to add 2 quantities to your cart) This fee is not refundable
If you choose to shirk your duties as course worker without utilizing one of the aforementioned alternative listed above. You will have a "course work waiver fee" added to your cart and will be put on a probationary period for the following event.
- 1 missed assignment - fee/ warning
- 2 missed assignments - fee/ suspension from participation for the following event
- 3 missed assignments - fee/ suspension for a 3 month period
We don't want to utilize these measure and are more than willing to work with many circumstances. Please keep an open pathway of communication and we can come to a solution for all involved.

AZRA 2024 SCCA RallyCross Event Supplemental Regulations

Last updated: 3-12-2024

In addition to the 2024 SCCA RallyCross Rules, the following supplemental regulations and procedures apply to all 2024 AZRA SCCA RallyCross. Any questions not directly answered by these supplemental regulations are defaulted to the RallyCross rulebook and then to the Event Steward for interpretation. All sections of the 2024 RallyCross Rules are mandatory.

1.1 An entrant who experiances a mechanical issue or debeads (flat tire) on course will result in a red flag and will be allowed a five (5) minute grace period from the time they reach the pits (see course map), timed by a grid worker, to attempt a fix. This will only be allowed once per event. If the issue is fixed within the five (5) minute allowance, a rerun will be given. If the issue cannot be fixed within the five-minute period, the run will be scored as a DNF. Other entrants will not be held from running to preserve the run order. Once the mechanical issues has been fixed, the entrant will be slotted back into the run order as quickly as possible for the rerun by the grid captian/safety steward. Once the rerun has been completed, the entrant will be put back into the current run order by a grid worker.

1.2 All motorized pit vehicles must display a SCCA pit vehicle pass. Participant-owned pit vehicles, may request a pass, at no cost, available at Registration. Only persons with a valid state-issued driver's license or SCCA Full Competition License may operate a motorized vehicle on track property. No one under 16-years-old age may operate a non-licensed vehicle, i.e. golf cart, ATV/UTV, scooter, car, motorcycle, etc. anywhere on CVAA Property without AZRA prior written approval.
1. Safe operation of all pit vehicles will be STRICTLY ENFORCED. If someone is observed operating a pit vehicle in an unsafe manner, the pit vehicle may be impounded and/or violator may be removed from the premises.
2. Participant bicycles are allowed. Children are not permitted to ride bikes and scooters in the pit, gird or roadway during hot track hours. Children may be permitted to ride them at the end of the day if they do so safely.