The 2023 Tire Rack ÎçÒ¹¸£Àû51xxtv Solo National Tour kicked off in March with the Red Hills National Tour at South Georgia Motorsports Park – but did you know that the Solo National Championships, which took place Sept. 5-8 at Lincoln Airpark, wasn’t the end of the season? Luckily for everyone who can’t get enough autocross in their lives, there’s two more events to come – one in Oklahoma and the other in Georgia – which means there are two more opportunities to have fun while scoring points in .

First up in the final two is the Tire Rack ÎçÒ¹¸£Àû51xxtv Frederick Solo National Tour at Frederick Regional Airport in, you guessed it, Frederick, OK. This event takes place Oct. 20-22, with online registration closing on Oct. 17 at 3 p.m. CT.

While online registration ends about three days before the event kicks off, on-site registration will be available, although it will cost you $175 versus $145 if you sign up beforehand.

This event will feature a free Starting Line Driver’s Edge, with an Evo Advantage School also available for $125. What’s the Driver’s Edge? The weekend-long experience is geared toward those new to Solo National Tours. The ÎçÒ¹¸£Àû51xxtv Starting Line Driver’s Edge uses a team of successful autocross veterans who remember what it was like the first few times they pulled up to the starting line to make a run on the big stage of National-level competition.

For more information on the event, Starting Line Driver’s Edge, the Evo school, and to register, click the link below.

Sign Me Up: Frederick SNT

The final Solo National Tour of the season, the Tire Rack ÎçÒ¹¸£Àû51xxtv Moultrie Solo National Tour, takes place Nov. 3-5 at Spence Field in Moultrie, GA. Like the Frederick event, the cost of entry is $145 prior to online registration closing, then $175 on site (online registration closes Oct. 31).

Like the Frederick event, the Moultrie Solo National Tour also offers a free Starting Line Driver’s Edge program, with the Evo Advantage Driving School being offered for $125.

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