Understanding SCCA classes

The 28 classes that compete in SCCA Club Racing Majors events:

TOURING

T1 - T4
faster ↔ slower

Stock production based cars
some changes allowed to wheels/tires and suspension

B Spec

Stock production based sub-compacts
some changes allowed to wheels/tires and suspension

PRODUCTION

EP / FP / HP
faster ↔ slower

Production based cars
a range of performance modifications allowed but retain original design, structure and drive layout

SUPER TOURING

STU / STL
stu = up to 3.2l / stl = up to 2.0l

Production based cars
modifications to their drivelines and bodywork
STU = World Challenge® Touring Car based

GRAND TOURING

GT-1 / GT-2 / GT-3 / GT lite
faster ↔ slower

Purpose-built, highly modified “silhouette” replicas of series-produced sports sedans
GT cars are permitted tube-frame chassis with performance being equalized by allowing cars with smaller engines to compete at a lighter weight

FORMULA

Purpose-built open wheel / open cockpit race cars

Formula Atlantic® (FA), Formula 1000 (FB), Formula SCCA® (FE), Formula Continental® (FC), Formula Mazda (FM), Formula F (FF), Formula 500 (F500) and Formula Vee® (FV)

SPEC MIATA

Production based cars from Mazda

SPORTS RACING

P1 / P2 / SRF
Prototype 1, Prototype 2 and Spec Racer Ford

SEDAN

AS - American sedan

Notes:

The GCR (General Competition Rules) click the link (huge PDF)

for individual class look under Section 9 Cars and Equipment