ABOUT OSCRA

Why a Racers Alliance Matters:

Most of us got into this sport for the same reason — we love to race. Not politics. Not favoritism. Just racing.

But when every track runs a different rulebook it does not allow for drivers to travel to other tracks and feel they can compete fairly at the same level they do at home.

That’s why OSCRA — the Oregon Sport Compact Racing Alliance — exists.

💬 A Voice for Oregon Racers

One driver complaining gets ignored. Fifty drivers speaking together get heard.

OSCRA gives compact racers a unified voice when it comes to rules, payouts, and scheduling. Instead of hoping the tracks work together, we bring them a plan that’s already built to work.

When OSCRA sits down with track promoters at WARPA, we can say with confidence:

“This is what Oregon’s compact racers want — fair tech, consistent rules, and sustainable payouts.”

That’s power. That’s representation.

⚙️ One Rulebook. One Standard.

OSCRA uses a single rules package that multiple Oregon tracks already run for their Hornets. If we can build on that in the future it means more places to race, and bigger car counts everywhere we go. It’s not about control — it’s about making it easier for racers to show up and race.

💵 Every Dollar Back to the Racers

OSCRA is a nonprofit. No staff salaries. No politics. No hidden agendas.

Every membership dollar goes right back into payouts, trophies, tech inspection, and the website that keeps it all transparent. You’ll always know where your money went — because it goes right back into the sport.

🔧 Real Tech. Fair Racing.

Every OSCRA event includes random tech checks, post-race inspection, and a one-year DQ for cheaters. That keeps the racing honest and the payouts legit — so when you win, you earn it.

❤️ Built by Racers, for Racers

This alliance isn’t some outside group telling tracks what to do. It’s drivers organizing together to make racing fun, fair, and worth showing up for again. Because the compact class built Oregon’s dirt tracks — and it’s time we stood together to protect it.

Oregon Sport Compact Racing Alliance

Making Entry-Level Racing Great Again — One Lap at a Time.