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Sports Car Club of British Columbia logo SCCBC Road Racing. Not Street Racing.

Mission Raceway Park / River's Edge Road Course

Take it to the track.

British Columbia's grassroots road-racing club for licensed racers, new drivers, volunteers, and fans who want real wheel-to-wheel racing in the right place.

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Founded 1951

Non-profit society promoting motorsport and safe driving in British Columbia.

Venue Mission

River's Edge Road Course at Mission Raceway Park.

Training 3 days

Classroom and on-track driver training toward novice race licensing.

Community Volunteer run

Drivers, crew, officials, fans, families, and safety workers.

Choose your lane

One club. Four clear ways in.

01

Race with SCCBC

Find sanctioning, licensing, road-racing groups, and class context before your next event.

 02

Get licensed

Use SCCBC's race driver training path for classroom instruction, track work, and novice-license preparation.

 03

Volunteer trackside

Join the people who make race weekends safe and organized, from the gate to race start.

 04

Come watch

Plan viewing, pit access, admission, parking, food services, track layout, and directions.
SCCBC source photo of people gathered around a race car

Driver training

From classroom lines to race-speed laps.

The Race Driver Training Program is organized by SCCBC's Race Drivers Committee. The source course is described as one day of classroom instruction and two days of on-track instruction, with close observation and feedback throughout the weekend.

  1. Study the fundamentals.Seating position, shifting, racing lines, apexes, and race procedures.
  2. Walk and learn the course.Corner-by-corner track context before speed builds.
  3. Complete the license path.Successful students intending to race may purchase a novice racing license after meeting source requirements.
Driver training details Read the FAQ

Race-day control board

The useful links get pole position.

Racers and crews should not need to hunt through menus for the next practical step. This board turns source pages into a quick operating surface.

Schedule2026 season scheduleEvents, registration links, downloads DriversDriver informationFacility access, paddock, practice, forms PracticePractice rulesRules and requirements before race weekend PaddockPaddock mapPit layout and site locations MembersJoin the clubFull, Associate, Emeritus, and Life membership StandingsClub championshipSeason points and class standings MinutesPublicationsMeeting minutes and club documents ShopSCCBC shopSource store for club gear

Club proof

A BC racing history that still runs on volunteers.

SCCBC says it began racing at Abbotsford Airport from 1952 to 1956, built Westwood Motorsport Park in Coquitlam, and opened its current Mission Raceway road course in 1994 with support from the BC Custom Car Association and Molson Indy Vancouver.

That history is a stronger proof point when it is connected directly to today's schedule, training, and volunteer paths.

Read about SCCBC
Historic Westwood Motorsport Park image from SCCBC source site SCCBC paddock and pre-grid markings at the track Race cars on the road course at Mission Raceway Park

Fans and volunteers

Closer to the action, with the practical details up front.

For spectators

Fan information covers viewing, pit access, admission and parking, food services, track layout, and directions.

Fan information

For volunteers

SCCBC lists roles across race weekends and invites interested volunteers to email the club or use the contact page.

Email volunteers@sccbc.net

For safety workers

META is described as a non-profit charity with marshal training in flagging, communications, quick response, timing, and scoring.

Learn about META

For direct contact

Sports Car Club of BC, 33191 First Avenue, PO Box 3432, Mission, BC V2V 4J5. Phone: 778-891-5773.

Contact SCCBC

For the SCCBC team

This is the sales conversation starter: same club, clearer paths, stronger first impression.

Digital Insomnia can turn the current source material into a homepage that respects SCCBC's volunteer culture while making schedule, training, racing, fan, and volunteer actions easier to find.

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