This event will be a combination of a test-and-tune, fun runs, novice instruction, and a dial-in bracket-style competition. The cost is $100 per person, and all proceeds go toward the American Heart Association. The event is limited to 50 participants.

We will have a longer course set up for the day. You will get as many runs as you can complete on the course during the two-hour morning session. Everyone must work for one hour in the morning, either helping with pre-event setup or working the course for one hour. The remaining time can be spent taking as many runs as you can get in.

If you are a novice and would like an instructor for some of your time during those two hours, please let us know!

In the afternoon, we will have competition runs. When you come up to the line for your run, you will give the time you think you will run (this is your dial-in). If you break out, you are eliminated. The drivers who are closest to their dial-in times will move on to the second round. We will continue elimination rounds until we have a winner! First place gets $200, and second place gets $100.

If you attend both events for the weekend, you will receive a $25 credit toward a future HSCC event.

Event Schedule:

Registration / Check-In: 8:00 am - 9:00 am

Tech Inspection: 8:00 am - 9:00 am

Driver's Meeting: 9:00 am

Morning Runs: 9:15 am - 12:15 pm

Dial in and elimination bracket runs: 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Entry Fees:

$100 for everyone. All proceeds go to the American Heart Association.

Event Day Important Information:

Everyone should plan to paddock your car up on the hill (see layout below). When you pull in, make a right, drive up the hill, and park on either side of the road. The bottom parking area is reserved for people with trailers or those setting up the event.

Everyone who participates in the event must also work.

For anyone new to the sport of autocross, we ask that you take a detailed look at our Novice Guide. If you would like novice instruction during the mronign runs, please indivcate so when registering.

Spectator Policy

At the Jerry Sutton Public Safety Training Center in Franklin, NC, people are not allowed to spectate around the border of the course pavement. There will be a limited spectator area at the starting area, but absolutely no one will be allowed near the finish area. Anyone planning to spectate inside the gate must also be on site by 9:30am and attend the driver's meeting. Participants and non-driver family/friends are allowed to be with cars and trailers in the paddock areas. If someone is strictly spectating and is not a family/friend member who came with a driver, they must remain outside the fenced area.