[brentil]

[1] - What exactly is SCCA SOLO C-Stock?

• SCCA - Is the Sports Car Club of America [www.scca.org] and is a national organization of sports car enthusiasts making racing possible for everyone on all levels.
  
  
• SOLO - In essence SOLO is Autocross events. What's Autocross? [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autocross]
  

  Autocross (also known as Solo by the Sports Car Club of America and AutoSolo in the UK) is a popular form of motorsports competition. Rather than racing wheel-to-wheel, as in road racing, drag racing, or oval racing, an autocross is a timed handling competition similar to rally racing, although on smaller facilities.

  I've attached two example images of Auto-X tracks.
  [SOLO used to be named SOLO II till April 26th, 2006 when the SCCA renamed it to SOLO]
  
  
• C-Stock - Is a classification grouping C in the SCCA SOLO classification Stock. The SCCA has all the various cars broken down into like groupings. So if you race C-Stock you're being compared to the cars in that group and not every car in the event. Being Stock means what it sounds like, the car is pretty much how it was when it came off the showroom floor. There are some permitted modifications, but I'll go over that along with the C-Stock compitition later.