El Mirage - Next Event: Oct 24, 2021

El Mirage dry lake bed has been home to Land Speed Racing (LSR) for more than half a century. It is located just 30 miles east of a growing high desert community known as the Antelope Valley. Back when Land Speed Racing was young, a group of men that had been racing on the dry lakes for several years, decided to incorporate and create a new racing organization which would enforce safety procedures and promote the sport. Hence the birth of the Southern California Timing Association (SCTA).

Check here for the El Mirage event results.   

• 2021 Results - May - June - Sep - Oct - Nov 
• El Mirage Rulebook Records (View)

• Expired Number List - View
• El Mirage Course Prep  - View
• Notice to Racers of Helmet Expiration - View 
• SFI Notice of Non-Compliant Products - View
• El Mirage Course Prep Assignments (by Club) (View/Download)  
• El Mirage Car Passes (View/Download)
• El Mirage Procedures (View/Download)
• El Mirage Rookie Orientation (View/Download)
• President's June Message (View/Download)

Other El Mirage Documents:

Includes: El Mirage Car Minimums, El Mirage Bike Minimums, SCTA Body Classes and Engine Classes. (View/Download)

El Mirage Weather (View)

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All SCTA club members and spectators need to read and understand the COVID requirements for our events in order to participate in ANY scheduled SCTA El Mirage events. See forms and information below.

COVID Overview Letter and Mitigation Plan            

FACTS ABOUT RACING AT EL MIRAGE DRY LAKE. 

• Each entry must register their vehicle and pass vehicle safety inspection
• Each vehicle driver must fill out a Drivers Medical Form. 
• Each worker, entrant, crew member and guest MUST sign the insurance waiver (at registration trailer) and purchase an arm band in order to be on the starting line or the surrounding area including the inspection area. 
• Each SCTA club member can find the rules and regulations for racing at El Mirage in the El Mirage Racing Procedures
• Each new driver must go through Rookie Orientation before they can drive a vehicle on the race course. Rookie Orientation Instructions (Coming Soon)