2027 Class Registration
Dial Your Own
$300.00
22 of 35 class spots remaining
Street Car Challenge 2027
May 13-16, 2027
Racer entry: $300
Class capacity: 35 racers
Class payout: $1,000 to the class winner. If Dial Your Own fills all 35 paid racer positions, the winner payout increases to $2,000.
Read the Street Car Challenge General Rules
Dial Your Own Class Rules
This class is for anyone and everyone. You don’t have to be the fastest.
You WILL CHOOSE your DIAL IN when you turn in your time slip!
Closest Average across all of your turned in slips, will win.
In the event of a tie - winner will be determined by faster E.T.
Body Requirements: Vehicles must retain all body panels to meet street-legal and safety requirements and maintain a factory-style appearance. Street rods will be inspected by SCC technical staff, and a determination on compliance will be made by the technical staff. All decisions made by SCC technical staff are final.
No Fuel Restrictions
2027 Registration Terms
Racer registrations are final and non-refundable except where required by law or where SCC Motorsports LLC states otherwise in writing.
Registrations are not automatically transferable. Any transfer requires prior written approval from the Street Car Challenge organizer and may require updated driver, vehicle, class, co-driver, shirt, waiver, and contact information.
By registering, you agree to follow the Street Car Challenge general rules, the rules for your selected class, event policies, venue rules, safety requirements, and instructions from event officials. Tracks, routes, checkpoints, schedules, and activities may change because of weather, safety, road conditions, facility availability, insurance requirements, or other operational conditions. Those changes do not automatically create a right to a refund.
Registration reserves an entry position but does not guarantee that a vehicle will pass technical inspection or remain class-eligible. Drivers and co-drivers must complete all required SCC and venue waivers before participating.
Motorsports and drag-and-drive participation involve serious risks, including property damage, bodily injury, and death. Registration does not replace the separate participant release and waiver required before competition.