May 2 - 3, 2026
San Marcos, TX
ChampCar makes endurance road racing attainable for amateur drivers and grassroots teams. We run multi-hour races at legendary tracks across North America with rules built to keep costs sensible and competition real. Build a car with friends, buy a seat with an arrive-and-drive team, or take the first steps toward your first green flag right here.
The fastest path to the event tools teams use the most.
San Marcos, TX
The event hub is the fastest way for captains, drivers, and crew to work from the same information. It brings together the supplemental rules, entrant list, race control tools, and key event links in one place.
This is the simplest path into the series for first-time drivers, builders, and teams.
You do not need to know everything on day one. Start with the basics, learn the rules, decide whether to build or buy a seat, and pick a race weekend.
Get the overview and understand how the series works.
Start with the rulebook and builder resources.
Build your own car or join an arrive-and-drive team.
Use the event calendar and event hub to get ready.
These are the pages most new people need first.
The next race weekends. Real tracks, real teams, and the core links you need to prepare.
May 2 - 3, 2026
San Marcos, TX
May 22 - 24, 2026
Watkins Glen, NY
Jun 13 - 14, 2026
Joliet, IL
The core tools for race teams. Registration, events, rules, and tech resources used all season.
Create your account, register for races, manage team info, and access member tools.
Find events, supps, waivers, and entrant lists in one place.
Open the rulebook, worksheets, and builder resources.
See interpretations and submit tech questions through the official help desk.
This is what ChampCar actually looks like. Long races, packed fields, real tracks, and teams built in garages and paddocks across the country.
A quick look at how ChampCar works. Who races, what we do, where we go, and why teams keep coming back.
ChampCar is grassroots endurance road racing for amateur drivers and teams. We race real cars at real tracks across North America.
Builders, racers, first-timers, experienced teams, and anyone who wants a realistic path into wheel-to-wheel road racing.
Most weekends feature endurance races of seven hours or more, with some marquee events running much longer.
Because ChampCar combines sensible costs, transparent rules, real competition, and a community that helps new racers get started.
Whether you're brand new or already planning your next race, these are the fastest ways to get started.
Start with the primer, rules, and arrive-and-drive options.
Jump straight to the event tools captains and drivers use the most.
These brands help power ChampCar. Their support keeps teams on track and makes every race weekend possible.
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Everything you need to get on track
Create your account, register for races, download club ID, and access member benefits.
Tech info and the rulebook for builders, drivers, and crew.
Event info, supplementals, waivers, and entrants.
See the latest rule interpretations and ask questions.
Official RVA Graphics and Wraps decal packs.
Join the discussion with racers, builders, and teams.
No car? No problem. Find a team to race with.
Track the race to the National Championship.
How we run race weekends and the community
Explore our sponsors and supporters.
Work a race, earn credits or pay, and help run the weekend.
Apply to shoot our events.
T-shirts, patches, hats, and more.
Watch races live or rewatch past events.
Set up and submit your in-car stream.
Live and historical race control logs.
Race results from 2009 to current.
Organization information and governance
Contact staff by phone or email.
Information from the CCES Board.
Guidelines for ChampCar graphic elements.
Frequently asked questions.
Overview of the series and how to get started.
ChumpCar to ChampCar timeline and milestones.