Introducing the NATA Championship

Time trials can be complicated. The NATA Championship is simple: Compete in participating events to collect points in your chosen class. Run additional events for additional points. Signup is automatic and every participant is eligible.

At the end of the season, the top three finishers in each class will win a free entry of their choice to any organization they didn't run with (or the organization of their choice if they ran with all three), and they’ll be featured in a story in Grassroots Motorsports magazine.

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Organzations

Global Time Attack

Global Time Attack was established in 2010 with the simple desire to assemble the world’s fastest dedicated time attack cars together on legendary circuits. We set the stage for the best time attack teams to compete for the fastest lap times.

Gridlife

Our mission statement is motorsports inclusion.

SCCA

The Sports Car Club of America is all about fun with cars. Having paved the way for modern motorsports in North America since the 1940s, today’s SCCA aims to help anyone get behind the wheel through a range of exciting & affordable programs.

Events

SCCA Time Trials National Tour - April 13-14

Road America - Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin

Global Time Attack Road Atlanta 2024 - May 10-11

Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta - Braselton, Georgia

Gridlife Mid Ohio Meet - June 28-30

Mid Ohio Sports Car Course - Lexington, Ohio

Global Time Attack Ascend PPIR 2024 - July 5-6

Pikes Peak International Raceway - Fountain, Colorado

Gridlife Chicagoland - September 14-15

Autobahn Country Club - Joliet, Illinois

SCCA Time Trials Nationals - October 24-27

NCM Motorsports Park - Bowling Green, Kentucky

NATA Championship Classes

Unlimited Tire

Any car, any prep, any tires. Have fun and go fast.

Large 200tw Tire

Any car, any prep, running 200tw or higher tires wider than 255mm indicated section width on the widest tire on the car.

Small 200tw Tire

Any car, any prep, running 200tw or higher tires smaller than or equal to than 255mm indicated section width on the widest tire on the car.

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 Points Structure

Points

Points are based on a driver’s single best lap time across the competition sessions of an event.  The overall fastest lap time will earn that driver 100 points. For the rest of the drivers in the event, points will be calculated by dividing their time (in seconds) by the overall top time. Example- if the top time is 119.000, a driver with a best time of 120.000 would receive 99.16 points (119.000/120.000=99.16).

Championships

Championships will be awarded based upon points earned in a driver’s best three events. In the event of a tie, head-to-head competition will be used to break the tie, with the win going to the driver who beat the other the most times- Note- head-to-head must be in the class for which the championship is tied.  If the tie remains, points from a driver’s 4th best event will be used to break the tie.