Midiv.org
Title
MiDiv.org - The Official site of the Midwest Division SCCA
Description
The Midwest Division (MiDiv) is one of eight geographic divisions within the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA), covering an area from the Mississippi River to the High Plains, from the Black Hills to the Red River. SCCA is divided into Divisions for competition purposes, and further into Regions which are the local clubs within SCCA. There are 14 Regions within the Midwest Division. The MidWest Division Operations Manual can be found here. To learn more about the Regions in your locale, or to find local contacts, go to the Links page and click on the Region names. To learn more about SCCA, or if you are from another part of the country, go to the Links page and click on the "SCCA HOME PAGE" link.
The SCCA is one of the largest participant motorsport organizations in the country, with more than 63,000 members nationwide. Local Regions within the Midwest Division range from as few as 50 members to around 700.
Competition on the Regional level includes both Solo II (autocross) and road rally. These are competitions open to just about anyone in virtually any car, including cars which are completely unmodified. Regions also conduct road races at the five MiDiv tracks, and some also have Performance Driving Experience events on the race tracks, open to almost anyone. To participate in a Regional Solo II or rally, SCCA membership is not required. Drivers must be licensed in their home state, except for those in the Junior Kart program. Rally navigators also do not have to be licensed. Membership is required to do a PDE. To go road racing, a current membership and competition license must be in force. Many SCCA members also participate in road racing as race workers, the officials who man the corner stations, patrol the pits, work in timing & scoring, or serve as race stewards. Race workers must be SCCA members, but novice workers are eagerly welcomed in all specialties.
