What is the West Coast Series?

The West Coast Series is a PCA club racing points competition comprised of the all the PCA club races that occur on the West Coast of the USA. Historically, club racing in the PCA has been most popular in the East Coast and Midwest.  This series was created in 2014 to encourage West Coast club members to take up club racing by providing them with the increased competition and sense of camaraderie that comes with having one’s own competitive series. All PCA club racers are eligible to participate and all entrants to any of the club races tagged as a West Coast event are automatically entered into the series.

WCS Rules

The West Coast Series will follow the national championship series rules.  The current PCA Club Racing rule book can be downloaded from here.

More Info

Email Suesan Way Carter, West Coast Series Coordinator, at: wcs@pcaclubracing.org

By default, the standings table lists drivers by awarded points; most to least.  The table also starts out with the overall top 10 drivers.  Every column can be sorted by increasing or decreasing values by clicking on the column header.  Additionally, the data can be filtered or searched by using any value in the search box.  For example, to only drivers of the SP911 class, use that as the search text.

(Unofficial standings as of 09/01/22, updated with Thunderhill II)