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Spec Focus Series National Championship
2006 Spec Focus National Championship
2007 Spec Focus National Championship
2008 Spec Focus National Championship
The toughest competition in NASA's
season takes place at Mid-Ohio. The NASA Championships will
allow competitors from all over the country to battle for the most coveted
National Champion title in their respective classes at one of the most
demanding and prestigious road courses in the country. For drivers, this
will be a unique opportunity to measure their skills against the best of the
best. Spectators will have a chance to see the finest racing action NASA has
to offer as well as the opportunity to participate in special events
throughout the week designed to give them a taste of the action.
This week-long event will also include peripheral activities such as
manufacturers Auto X, Tech Seminars, Go Kart racing, Kids Activities,
Exhibition Auto X/Rally X, Drifting, Remote Control Car Racing and Slot Car
Racing, Food, Concerts, Drive-in Movies and much more.
National Championship event beginning in 2009. In order to continue to hold the Championship event at a high caliber facility and serve a larger geographic area for its members, NASA is pleased to add Miller Motorsports Park in Tooele, Utah as the site for the 2009 and 2010 National Championship events. The addition of the Miller facility to the roster is a key part of a plan which will rotate the event every few years to make it more accessible to a larger group of racers and help continue to attract a greater number of participants.
The 2009 event will be NASA's fourth National Championship event and the hope will be to continue the steady growth along with tremendous sponsor support which offered more than $1,000,000.00 in contingency offerings. The Mid Ohio Sports Car Course will remain the East Coast site for the event and NASA will return there for 2011 and 2012 events. National Chairman Ryan Flaherty stated, "This new plan should be a perfect opportunity for our racers across the country to experience Championship level events at two truly world class race tracks."
For more information please visit NASA National Championship- Home Page