2023 NASA Championships Heads to Pittsburgh International Race Complex

[Marie A.]

The NASA Championships moves each year to give racers around the country equal opportunities to compete on a national level at some of the finest road-racing venues all across the country.

“The moment you drive your first lap at Pittsburgh International Race Complex, you will fall in love with the track,” said NASA Chief Operating Officer, Jeremy Croiset. “The wooded and green rolling hills of western Pennsylvania create a stunning backdrop for the biggest race on our calendar. But it’s the challenging nature of the track, the elevation changes, off-camber turns, blind rises and fast straightaways that will make it an exciting venue for our 2023 NASA Championships, and we’re proud to partner with Pitt Race for this event.”

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[mrgsquared]

Looking forward to this next year!

[10dsbrennan]

To qualify, five race starts, or do you have to finish the race?

i have two finishes and one start where the car broke before the halfway point of the race but I attended two weekends.

[Brett B.]

On 6/7/2023 at 8:22 AM, 10dsbrennan said:

To qualify, five race starts, or do you have to finish the race?

i have two finishes and one start where the car broke before the halfway point of the race but I attended two weekends.

I count three races started in your post.

[Marie A.]

On 6/7/2023 at 10:22 AM, 10dsbrennan said:

To qualify, five race starts, or do you have to finish the race?

i have two finishes and one start where the car broke before the halfway point of the race but I attended two weekends.

5 race starts or attending THREE weekends. 

[Michael Carter]

When will the event schedule be posted?

[Marie A.]

On 7/11/2023 at 8:24 AM, Michael Carter said:

When will the event schedule be posted?

We should have a tentative schedule posted in the first few weeks of August