Thank you for completing your online registration at Motorsport Reg. Your payment information has now been submitted. You will be charged the day after the event.

You MUST ALSO register on the scorekeeper website (Scorekeeper registration) to enter information used for timing/scoring. Be sure to choose the correct class.

For first-timer's... you probably want to register in the 'S' class that matches your car. There is a full link to class information on the PNWR website, but basically PNWR PCA autocross Porsche classes proceed like so:

TO - All non-Porsches. Also Porsches that want to run in time-only
TOBMW - Any BMW. A BMW can choose to run in TO or TOBMW.
S - Stock class Porsches. You can change the tires and do little things but mostly your car is original. You can fit stickier tires but check the documents listed below to be sure.
O - "Other" stock. Panamera/Cayenne/Macan. These cars are welcome in the S/P classes but we created the O classes so they could have a dedicated place to play.
P - Prepared class Porsches. Faster than stock. Maybe some bigger wheels or better shocks. Stock GT3RS and GT4RS are in P5
GT - Faster still. Some engine upgrades are allowed.
M - Almost anything goes. Even tube-frame cars. As long as it's got a Porsche engine or a Porsche body.

See the Rules & Info tab on the PNWR Autocross web page for more details.

Approximate schedule for the day:

07:00 - gates open
09:00 - on-site tech inspections close. Your car must be inspected on site before 9am
09:00 - course walks
09:15 - guided course walk for novices - meet at the timing trailer
09:45 - mandatory drivers meeting
10:15 - First car on course for the morning runs
12:00 - on-site lunch
12:45 - First car on course for the afternoon runs
02:30 - scored runs end around now
04:00 - fun runs end

You'll be on site for the whole day. If you drive in the morning then you'll volunteer in the afternoon and vice versa.

Side-note (this is not an endorsement): I know that our autocross vehicles have been getting more expensive for the last few years. At least one of your fellow competitors has purchased car insurance that covers them while autocrossing. Your street insurance typically will not. https://locktonmotorsports.com/autocross-off-track/ offers insurance for autocross competition.