Track Trails

Steve Tompkins Formula Mazda Time Trails are driving events were one car at a time takes on the course and the clock. Race tracks and airports are the normal venue. These events are less restrictive than Solo or RallyCross events but lack the wheel to wheel issues of Club Racing. Level One and Two events allow most street cars without modification. Track Trails and Hill Climb cars need some safety equipment. Drivers must be SCCA members and have a Time Trials or Club Racing licenses except for Performance Driving Experience. A Novice licenses can be obtained at most events. The Time Trials format also allows multiple drivers per car.

Time Trails were formally know as Solo I events. The program name and the category names changed in 2005 along with some rule changes. The program also moved from SCCA's Solo Department to the Club Racing Department.

Event Type	General Description	Car Preparation/Attire	Licenses/Membership Requirements
Performance Driving Experience	Performance Driving Instruction in street vehicles (not a competition)	no car prep long sleeved shirt, Helmet	Race License not required Membership not required
Club Trails	Higher speeds with few hazards Street cars or race cars	no car pre long sleeved shirt, helmet	Time Trials Novice or better SCCA Membership
Track Trails	High speeds often on race tracks	Roll Bar, fire extinguisher, etc. Fire Suite, helmet	Time Trials Novice or better SCCA Membership
Hill Climbs	Timed runs up a mountain road	Roll Bar, fire extinguisher, etc. Fire Suite, helmet	Time Trials License or better SCCA Membership
See the Time Trials Rules for exact requirements. Cars prepared above stock may require more prep and different driver apparel.

The Chattanooga Region is proud to present the Nashville Superspeedway Time Trials.