Road Racing is the backbone of the SCCA, holding some 300 high-speed racing events annually. Of the Club’s members, more than 49 percent are involved on the amateur level either as drivers, crew, workers or officials. More than 8,000 SCCA members are eligible to compete within SCCA’s Road Racing programs. Road Racing has three levels of competition: Regionals for entry-level and local action; Divisionals for higher level competition within the Division that provides a path to qualify for the Runoffs as well as Divisional Championships; Majors (formerly known as Nationals) which provides the highest level of competition and gives a direct route to the Runoffs. There is usually within each Divisional a Super Tour event which is considered a premier Majors event. The Runoffs is SCCA’s Road Racing National Championship event held at the conclusion of each racing season at a different well-known track each year and crowns a National Champion in each of SCCA’s National car classes.