No Corner Work Required for Drivers
PMC assigns approved Event Staff to Corner Stations so registered drivers can focus on driving and useful time on the Course.
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◷Events every two weeks✓No Corner Work Required for Drivers◷More & longer runs★Beginner friendly
South Florida Autocross Events & Driver Development
Autocross forevery driver.
Build skill, reactions and car control.
Slaloms, sharp turns, hard braking and fast course reading—all on a controlled closed course.
No racing experience required.
PMC Practice & Tune Day · PMC Solo Event (Points Event)
Events every two weeksNo Corner Work Required for DriversMore & longer runsBeginner friendly
Registration Opens SoonThe registration opening date, complete 2026 event schedule, and confirmed venue locations will be announced here soon.
Autocross in plain English
What is autocross?
Autocross takes place on a large paved parking lot or asphalt area where cones create a temporary course. You drive your own car and try to complete each timed run as quickly and cleanly as possible. Vehicles are released separately, so there is no wheel-to-wheel racing. In the United States, autocross is also commonly called Solo; PMC uses Autocross as the primary name so first-time drivers immediately understand the sport. Experienced PMC instructors will be available to help drivers improve technique, car control, safety awareness, and confidence behind the wheel.
- Use your own car
- Cone-marked paved course
- One vehicle on course at a time
- No wheel-to-wheel racing
- No previous experience required
- Beginner support & experienced instructors
The PMC difference
Built around your driving.
More timed runs. Longer courses. Our priority.
PMC prioritizes meaningful seat time and the longest practical configurations when venue and safety conditions allow.
Extra support for beginners
First-time drivers receive clear guidance, a friendly atmosphere and access to experienced instructors.
PMC Practice & Tune Day and PMC Solo Event (Points Event)
Every run is officially timed in both formats, making it easy to measure progress.
2026 Founding Season: approximately 8 events
Approximately 6 of the 8 planned 2026 events are expected to be PMC Solo Events that count toward official Season Standings. Year-end awards will be presented in every class based on those standings. The full-year goal is approximately 24 events.
A clear safety sequence
Tech Inspection, Course Walk, Driver Meeting, Safety Briefing and a controlled first release from the Start Line are required.
PMC welcomes autocross drivers from across South and Central Florida, including the Treasure Coast, Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade, Space Coast, Sebring and Orlando areas. These areas describe the drivers we welcome, not confirmed event locations.
Your first day
How your first event works.
- 01Register and sign the Waiver
- 02Review event instructions
- 03Complete Tech Inspection
- 04Attend the Course Walk
- 05Attend the Driver Meeting and Safety Briefing
- 06Report to Grid and drive your timed runs
- 07Cross the Finish Line and return to the Paddock
- 08View your official results
Choose your event
Learn, improve, or compete.
PMC Practice & Tune Day
Learn the Course, improve your skills, adjust your car, and enjoy more runs in a low-pressure environment. Every run is officially timed so you can review your results and see your progress.
PMC Solo Event (Points Event)
Compete for the fastest time in your class, earn season points under the published PMC scoring rules, and follow official Class Results and Season Standings. Year-end awards are presented in every class.
Private & Special Events
Custom autocross and driver-development events for companies, organizations, automotive clubs, private groups, VIP events and other special programs. Event format, schedule and course layout can be customized based on the group’s goals, venue availability, safety requirements and insurance approval.
Request an EventApproximately 6 of the 8 planned 2026 events are expected to count as PMC Solo Events toward official Season Standings. Points are recorded by class under the published PMC scoring rules, and year-end awards will be presented in every class. Final event designations, dates and hours will be published after confirmation.
PMC vehicle classes
Six clear categories. Your car is placed automatically.
PMC uses five modification-based classes plus one EV class, where suspension, handling upgrades and tires are reviewed—not combustion-engine parts.
STREET
0–2 PTSStock or lightly modified
STREET TOURING
3–6 PTSStreet performance upgrades
STREET PREPARED
7–9 PTSAdvanced street preparation
STREET MODIFIED
10–18 PTSExtensive performance modifications
MODIFIED
19+ PTSHighest-modification builds
ELECTRIC VEHICLE
EV PTSElectric vehicles compete in the EV class
PMC registration
Registration cost.
Standard registration for one event
EVENT STAFF OR VOLUNTEER Limited volunteer opportunities: apply for a specific event and receive PMC approval before payment to qualify for the $25 discount. Approval is not guaranteed. No retroactive discount, refund or credit.
FOUNDING #33 Founding #33 is a separate, limited program with its own eligibility and first-term benefits. View Founding #33 details
A $3 processing fee applies to each transaction.
View event pricingNon-negotiable
Safety comes first.
Every PMC event includes Tech Inspection, a mandatory Driver Meeting and Safety Briefing, controlled Course procedures, and one vehicle on the Course at a time.
An approved helmet is required for every driver.View safety & helmet requirementsBeginner FAQ
Clear answers. Before the start.
01What is autocross?+
A timed driving event on a temporary cone-marked Course built on a large paved lot. Vehicles run one at a time, and each penalized cone adds two seconds.
02Can I use my own car?+
Yes. Most eligible daily drivers and performance cars can participate if they pass Tech Inspection.
03Do I need racing experience?+
No. First-time drivers are welcome, and experienced instructors are available.
04Do I need a racing license?+
No racing license is required. Drivers must be age 18 or older and hold a valid driver license.
05Do drivers have to work Corner Stations?+
No. PMC assigns approved Event Staff to Corner Stations, so registered drivers can focus on driving.
06Do I need a helmet?+
Yes. Every driver needs an approved, properly fitted helmet that passes PMC Tech Inspection.
07Do I need to be a member?+
No. Membership is not required for standard event registration.
Your first PMC Autocross event
Ready for your first autocross event?
The registration opening date, complete 2026 event schedule, and confirmed venue locations will be announced here soon.