Welcome to the official site of the San Diego Roadster Club
W M B C S B W E - Founded 1941
A World Premier Land Speed Racing Club
We Race It All!
El Mirage Dry Lakebed
El Mirage Dry Lakebed
Hot rods, roadsters, belly tankers,
lakesters, motorcycles, streamliners, and even diesel trucks. You'll see a bit of everything, whether it's on El Mirage Dry Lakebed or the Bonneville
Salt Flats.
El Mirage Dry Lakebed
El Mirage Dry Lakebed
El Mirage Dry Lakebed
The excitement of Land Speed Racing at El Mirage, CA is a wonderful way to spend time with family and friends. Whether you're racing or spectating, there's plenty to see and do! We hold four one-day races (Jun/Jul/Sep/Oct) and two two-day races in (May/Nov) per year. Vehicle inspections begin the day prior to the race and racing begins early morning the day of the event. As long as the weather and course conditions hold up, racing runs until 3 p.m. El Mirage is located 30 miles east of Antelope Valley.
Bonneville Salt Flats
El Mirage Dry Lakebed
Bonneville Salt Flats
Bonneville Land Speed Racing is a
unique sport that consists of determined people who "shoot the salt" in a quest to have their name added to the list of many
record holders.
Our 2022 SCTA Rules and Regulations book is NOW AVAILABLE. Get yours today at our ONLINE STORE!
NOTICE TO RACERS
EXPIRED HELMETS
Helmets with a SNELL rating of SA2010, M2010 and helmet certified to FIA8860-2009 expired on January 1 , 2022. (Rule Book sections 3.A.2 and 7.C.1). Also E.C.E. 22.05 motorcycle helmets manufactured before 2011 have expired.
Given the current supply chain issue, we strongly recommend you check the date codes on your helmet and, if necessary, order a replacement early.
NOTE: Most new helmets are dimensionally larger to meet the higher protection requirements in the new standards. We advise you to check the fit of the new helmet inside the roll cage structure of your vehicle. Rule 3.B.1 requires "a front hoop of the roll cage shall be at least three (3) inches in front of the driver while the driver is in his normal driving position."
