SCCA ProSolo — Los Angeles 2026

The Sports Car Club of America ProSolo returns to the Los Angeles area for its annual autocross competition — one of the most accessible forms of motorsport, run in a parking lot where drivers navigate a cone-marked course at their own pace without traffic, walls, or risk to other participants.

ProSolo is the SCCA's premium autocross format: twin courses run simultaneously with competitors side-by-side, using a launch control system for consistent starts, and comparing times across mirror-image courses to eliminate any course advantage. The format rewards consistency and precision over raw speed — the fastest cars in the lot don't automatically win, because the course punishes overdriving as severely as underdriving.

The LA ProSolo draws competitors in everything from bone-stock street cars in Street class through highly prepared Solo-specific vehicles with modified suspension and wider tires. The class structure means you're competing against similar cars, making the competition genuinely fair regardless of budget.

SCCA autocross is participatory: you drive your own car, you can walk the course before your runs, and there's no specialized equipment required beyond a helmet. If you've ever watched a car show and wanted to actually use what you were looking at, SCCA autocross is the direct path from spectator to participant. The Los Angeles Region SCCA runs multiple events per season at venues including the Rose Bowl lot, the Fairplex in Pomona, and other large parking facilities throughout the region.