American Autocross is a form of autocross practiced in the United States of America sanctioned by Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) and National Auto Sport Association (NASA). Events are typically held on flat sealed surfaces such as parking lots or airport tarmacs and have a new course for each event, generally marked out by traffic cones.
Hi, I'm Dan. I discovered autocrossing in 2013 at the Super Car Reunion at Gateway Motorsports Park in Madison, Illinois. The SCCA was running a road course autocross and I decided to try it. I was instantly hooked and ran all day! I even won the Novice Award that day!
I drive a 1972 Ford Maverick. It's not your ordinary Maverick. It has a 302 Boss block, forged internals, small e-cam, Demon 650 carb, performance automatic c-4 transmission, Ford 9 with 389s, Global West tubular front suspension, coil over shocks all around, Wilwood disc brakes and master cylinder, homemade wattslink, and many more reinforced items.
The Mav has won many awards for short course autocross at SCCA, Boeing, Hotchkis, and Fun Ford Weekend events.
Want to know what it's like to go autocrossing? Below are 2 videos from my Maverick Autocross YouTube Channel.
Maverick AutocrossWant to learn more about autocross or find out how to get started?
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