Club Racing

Sunburn Grand Prix Majors

May 7-9, 2021

Eagles Canyon Raceway 2.7 Mile

Event Details / Supps

Registration Open

Entry List

Volunteers

Friday Test Day Registration

Covered Garage Registration

ENTRY FEES: Entry Fee for the two-day weekend is $500. Second entry same driver $350. Each SRF3. SRF, FE2, FE entry will be charged an additional $30 and each SM an additional $20 compliance fee per entry for the weekend. The Runoffs Appearance Fund fee (previously known as a tow fund fee) is included in the entry fee.

TEST DAY: Eagles Canyon Raceway will offer a practice day on Friday May 7, 2021. Our entry fee does not include the open practice day. Please register and pay the track directly for the Practice

PARKING/PADDOCK: Priority parking will be given first to Prep Shops/Teams with 3+ cars, and in order of Online Registration Date.

**Entering a Mobile Phone # to receive text messages is Encouraged. We will be making our first attempt to use this as the primary communication to competitors about all pertinent information throughout the weekend.

The Texas Region, Sunburn Prix Majors is a US Majors Tour Event. Points will also be awarded in the SWRRC.

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Temporary SCCA Medical Requirement Change

This is for RENEWALS ONLY whose license and medical have not lapsed for more than 6 months. Due to the COVID-19 outbreak and the suspension of non-urgent healthcare visits at this time, the requirement for a physician approved SCCA medical form has been temporarily waived. If you have not experienced any significant change in your health and fitness, please complete a new Applicant’s Medical History Form. Download the form here and submit it as you would your SCCA Medical Form. This will extend the current medical on file for your renewal period. Once your healthcare provider resumes normal physical exam appointments, please complete and submit a signed SCCA medical form and we will update your record accordingly. Currently, this waiver applies to license renewals only with an expiration date of on or before March 31, 2021.

For new competition license applications, a full and complete physical (signed by a physician is required).

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Runoffs Qualification Criteria Set for 2021

The Sports Car Club of America Board of Directors has approved qualifying criteria for drivers wishing to compete at the 2021 SCCA National Championship Runoffs next Sept. 25-Oct. 3 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. With some slight modifications, the criteria are similar to what was used for the 2019 Runoffs. And the 26 car classes slated to compete in 2021 are the same as last year at Road America.

In 2021, Runoffs qualification can be achieved through the U.S. Majors Tour or Hoosier Super Tour programs where drivers must participate in a minimum of three separate event weekends and finish a minimum of three individual races in the same class. Participation is defined as turning a wheel on track in an official session (practice, qualifying, warm-up, race) and appearing in an event’s official race results. A finish is defined as completing at least half the laps of the overall race winner. Racers may again substitute one U.S. Majors weekend in 2021 with participation in two SCCA Regional event weekends. However, drivers must still finish a minimum of three individual U.S. Majors races in the same class even with this substitution option.

A Divisional Championship path to the Runoffs remains an option in 2021. Using this path, racers must first participate in the same class for a minimum of four weekends within a single Divisional Championship. Also, Divisional competitors must finish in the top three positions within that class’ divisional point standings, except for Spec Miata and Spec Racer Ford Gen3 where the top five will be invited to the Runoffs. And of course, defending national champions may enter the Runoffs in the class or classes being defended, without meeting any of the previously noted criteria. But this provision may not be invoked two consecutive years in the same class by an individual even if he/she repeats as national champion.

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