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The
Crow Mountain Hill Climb is sanctioned and operated
for the county by the Tennessee Valley Region of the
Sports Car Club of America [SCCA]. The SCCA is a 55,000-member
organization that has been putting on safe and fun amateur
motoring events for over sixty years. It is one of the
oldest, largest, and most respected motoring organizations
in the world.
SCCA
has a local chapter, or region, in every corner of this
country including Alaska and Hawaii. The Tennessee Valley
Region of SCCA is over 45 years old and has hosted safe
and enjoyable events for North Alabama sports car racers
and guests going all the way back to the famous 1950s
and 60s SCCA races at Courtland Air Base. SCCA is a
place for the casual hobbyist who wants to have some
safe and exciting fun on the weekends with the family
cheering to semiprofessional road racers who are striving
to break into the "big leagues" of professional
racing. SCCA sanctions events 52 weeks a year in every
type of racetrack, parking lot, field, mountain road,
or off-road trail in the country. SCCA sanctioning means
that the event is staffed and supervised by very serious
volunteers who train to make this type of event enjoyable
and safe for competitors and spectators. SCCA event
workers are some of the most dedicated people to their
hobby that you will ever meet. Racing competitors and
workers in SCCA usually know each other and care for
the safety of everybody involved. Safety is the #1 concern
of everyone involved.
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