Not mentioned in in May 1958 but being published in July 1959. It started to fade away in the early 2000s, but was rejuvinated in 2009 before dying in 2013. A few PDFs were then produced until another death in early 2018. It is no longer mentioned on the Region website. As of late 2017, the IMRRC had a 90%+ complete collection.

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959. Appeared to have died by 2011 but mentioned as "in the works" in some recent minutes. As of late 2017, the IMRRC's collection was fairly complete for 1965-1972, 1975, and 1977 onwards.

Published from 2005 onwards but the first date of publication is unknown. Note that Central Western Michigan Region, as it was then named, had an unamed newsletter in 1959.

Not mentioned in in May 1958 but being published in July 1959. Still being published monthly in 2011 (as "The Blower"). Volume 58 in 2011 suggesting it stated in 1954. By April 2019, it had reach Volume 66, and was still appearing monthly. The IMRRC in late 2017 held most issues for the period from late 1968 to Jan 1972, but then nothing to 1979.

Not mentioned in in May 1958 but being published in July 1959. No trace of it by 2011. The IMRRC has no copies before 1990

Being published in May 1958 but no Alabama publication mentioned in 1959. No trace of it by 2011. See 'Sport Racing News'. In late 2017, the IMRRC held a patchy collection of 'Car Sport' from 1976 to 2000.

See unnamed newsletter below in May 1958 but had acquired this name by July 1959. Special Mention in Best Region Publication awards in 1965 (as "CARolina NEWSletter"; Editors Frank and Beverly Luna). Still being published in March 1976. Described as "gone for a long time" in 2006. In late 2017, the IMRRC's collection ran from 1963 to 2001, but had no copies between 1968 and the start of 1976, and was also missing 1977, 1978 and 1981.

Not mentioned in in May 1958 or in July 1959. Still being published by Central Florida Region as a thoroughly professional monthly magazine in March 2019. Volume 53 in 2011 suggesting it started in 1959. The IMRRC collection of Central Florida's various newsletters goes from 1959 to 2005, but is missing most of the early 1970s.

Being published in May 1958 (as "Check Point") and in July 1959. Continued to be published monthly by Kansas City Region well into the 21st Century, having won or placed in Best Regional Publication awards in 1997, 1998, 2003 and 2004. Editor Barbara E. Garrett left the role after the March 2016 edition, and Checkpoint was dropped at that point. As of late 2017, the IMRRC's collection was from 1972 to 2005, but had little between the end of 1967 and the end of 1978.

Not mentioned in in May 1958 but being published in July 1959. Only newsletter mentioned in 2011 is "CinChronizer" which has existed since at least 2008.

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959. Honorable Mention in Best Publication in 1963 (Editor: Chuck Langsenkamp). Still being published by Indy Region monthly-ish in 2017 in PDF format.

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959. Publication ceased after the March 2011 edition.

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959. Region absorbed into Iowa Region some point after 1969 and no longer exists.

Not mentioned in in May 1958 but listed as a Regional publication of "Virginia" in July 1959. This is a puzzling entry as there was no Virginia Region of the SCCA and even Southwest Virginia Region only came into existence in 1960/61.

Being published in May 1958 but described only as "Newsletter" in July 1959. Central Illinois Region appears to have effectively closed down in 2009 but as recently as 2013, Ryan Sandberg was mounting a noble effort to inject some life into it.

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959. Still being published by Kentucky Region in early 2016, but the May 2016 edition appears to have been the last.

Not mentioned in in May 1958 but being published in July 1959. Honorable mention in Best Regional Publication 1960. Won best newsletter (over 200 members) in 1968. Ceased publication in 2009. as of the end of 2017, the IMRRC had a collection from 1963 to 2002, but only had 23 issues between late 1967 and early 1988.

Not mentioned in in May 1958 or in July 1959. Won Best Region Publication in 1965 (as "The Steel Cities DRIFT"; Editor Donna Mae Mims). Won Best Regional Publication (over 200 members) in 1967 (as "Steel Cities Drift"; Editor William Pfaff). Still in existence as recently as 2004 but discontinued by 2011.

One long-standing member of the Region has a collection from 1959 to the 1990s. The IMRRC collection runs from 1962 to 2005, and is very patchy, containing 43 editions from the 1960s and 33 editions from the 1970s.

Not mentioned in in May 1958 but being published in July 1959. Des Moines Valley Region won best newsletter (small) in 1969. Still being published in 2016, but the Region's website was replaced by a Facebook page about this time, and mention of the newletter became rare.

1957 - date. All back issues available at nrsccahistory.com. Editor 1972-1980: Pat Buell.

Mentioned July 1954. Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959.

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959.

Finish Line took over from Post Grid as Cal Club's official publication in 1971. See detailed page.

Not mentioned in 1958 or 1959. Special Mention in Best Region Publication awards in 1965 (Editor: Dorothy Henry). Won Best Regional Publication (0-99 members) in 1967 (Editors Maryanna & Frank Entwisle). Won best newsletter (less than 100 members) in 1968. By 2023, there was no mention of a newsletter and the News page of the Region website had not been updated for more than four years.

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959. Editor in 1967-68: Don Gwynne. Editor in 1983: L.H. MacKenzie Jr.

Not mentioned in 1959 but there was then an unnamed newsletter. Special Mention in Best Region Publication awards in 1965 (Editor Katie Jacques). Honorable mention (100-199 members) in 1967 (Editor Katie Jaques). Absorbed at some point into SoPac News.

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959.

Mentioned as leading publication in 1965.

The first known edition of "The Knock Off" was published by Mo-Hud Region in June 1957, and it has has continued largely uninterupted to 2023. The region has scanned all editions from 1957 to 2009 into an archive.

Started in 1962, when Oregon Region was created and up to Vol 7 No 6 by June 1968. Loud Pedal was unusual in 1968 in that it showed full results for Regional and National races held within the Region. Still being published as an impressively designed and produced 24-page monthly magazine at the start of 2017, edited by Jeffrey Zurschmeide, but the Region decided that the January 2017 edition would be the last, and it would be replaced by a "blog format".

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959.

Being published in May 1958 (as "The Newsletter") and in July 1959 but see Steering Wheel below.

Being published in May 1958 but had become CARolina Newsletter (see above) by July 1959.

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959.

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959.

Not mentioned in in May 1958 but being published in July 1959.

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959. See also Redline Express below.

Being published in May 1958 (as "NEWSletter") and in July 1959.

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959.

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959.

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959.

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959 but see Grid Lines above.

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959.

Being published in July 1959.

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959. The Watkins Glen library contains some copies of a SCCA publication Western New Yorker as part of their Bruce Perry Collection (ref 02A24).

Although not specifically a SCCA publication, Northeastern Racing Magazine (later simply 'Racing Magazine') was a highly professional 'glossy' magazine produced by John M. Peckham's Racing Publications for each spectator event at Lime Rock, later broadening this to Bryar Park and Thompson Raceway. It first appeared in this form in October 1966, edited by Terri Novotny, with Tony Muldoon providing race reports. Muldoon took over as editor in 1967. How long it lasted is unknown.

Not mentioned in May 1958 or in July 1959. Since 1960 or possibly a little earlier. Was down to approximately twice a year in 2011, and only single editions appeared in 2012 and 20134, but was relaunched as a monthly again in August 2014, under the editorship of Jeff Zurschmeide's Falstaff Publications, who also produced 'Loud Pedal' for the neighbouring Oregon Region. August 2015 was the final edition.

Not mentioned in May 1958 or in July 1959 but see Ohio Valley Regional News below. Editor in 1983: Sue Rupp

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959. Honorable mention (0-99 class) in 1967 (Editors Linda Guth & Ken Murrell).

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959. See Observers Stand above.

Had reached Volume 7 by 1957, implying it started in 1951. Included in the SCCA's lists of publications in May 1958 and in July 1959. Honorable mention in best Regional Publication 1960. It continued to be issued two or three times a year up to 2021.

Bob Martin has made available some 1950s copies of Open Exhaust on the Detroit Region website. Since then, the issues from 1998 to 2021 have been added, plus a couple from the 1980s.

Not mentioned in in May 1958 but being published in July 1959.

Published since at least 1951. Editor in 1951 Corwith Hamill. Winner of Best Regional Publication in 1958 (Editor Hal Cowen) and winner again in 1961 (Editor Fred Egloff). Finally discontinued after the July 2008 edition. The Watkins Glen IMRRC holds a collection from 1966 to 1974. ORC's collection reaches from 1966 to 1986 but has many gaps. See the Piston Patter collection page.

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959. Honorable Mention in Best Publication in 1963 (Editor: Marilyn Fry). Honorable mention (0-99 class) in 1967 (Editor Richard Colver).

First published in July 1950 and apparently the first regional magazine, appearing at a time when regional boundaries weren't even clear. Founded by Karl Kucker. Still being issued intermittently in 2010. See detailed page.

Not mentioned in 1958 or 1959 but see The Tonneau below. Had reached Volume 60 No 1 by 2009.

Started in April 1963, following the merger of Cal Club into the SCCA, replacing "CSCC Notes" as the new "official magazine of the CSCC Region". However, during much of this time it co-existed with California Sports Car magazine - or there were two names for the same publication. In May 1969 the title changed to "Post Grid and California Sports Car" and started again from Vol 1 No 1. This continued to at least starting a second volume before being replaced by "Finish Line" in 1971. See detailed page.

Honorable mention (0-99 class) in 1967 (Editor Nan Watts).

Not mentioned in May 1958 or in 1959 when unnamed Colorado Region newsletter existed. Redline (or Redline Express) existed by 1987 and has probably existed since the early 1960s.

Existed in 1958 and 1959 (Editor in 1958: Geri Fleming). The LA Region was expelled from the SCCA in November 1961 as part of the merger between the SCCA and the CSCC ("Cal Club"). The expelled organisation joined USAC to become the USSCC and continued its fractious relationship with Cal Club throughout 1962 before agreeing to a merger in December 1962.

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959.

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959. Honorable mention in best Regional Publication 1960. Honorable Mention in Best SCCA Publication in 1963 (Editor: Vivian Petura) but see also Racing Magazine below. Had reached Volume 8 by 1963, implying it started in 1955. By 1969, when Art Weisberger was Editor, volume numbering had gone, but under the editorship of Janet Krombar in 1970 and Joe Munster in 1971, issues were not even dated, making it impossible to know how often it was published.

Regional Review existed only as a page of the NYR website in 2011.

Mentioned (just as "Newsletter") in 1959. Had reached Volume 41 in 2000, implying it started in 1960.

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959.

Not mentioned in 1958 or in 1959. Existed by 1979.

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959.

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959. Best Regional Publication 1960 (Editor Diane Kelce).

Not mentioned in 1958 or 1959 but BVR was only created in 1964. March 1971 was Vol 8 No 3, implying it started in 1964. Honorable mention (100-199 members) in 1967 (Editor Mary Walter). Blackhawk Valley Region won best newsletter (medium) in 1969. Still being published 2002-2003.

Not mentioned in in May 1958 but being published in July 1959. Best Regional Publication in 1963 (Editor: Earle Genge). Honorable Mention in Best Region Publication awards in 1965 (Editor: Earle Genge). Won Best Regional Publication (100-199 members) in 1967 (Editor: Lawrence Taft).

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959.

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959. Honorable mention (100-199 members) in 1967 (Editor Richard & Alan Robinson). Still active until June 2009. The Watkins Glen IMRRC holds a largely-complete collection of Spark Plug from 1965 to 2006.

Not mentioned in 1958 or 1959 but that was before CSCC became part of the SCCA. Existed in 1963. See also Post Grid above.

After an abortive start in 1953, Philadelphia's newsletter was relaunched from Vol 1 No 1 again in March 1955 as "Spokesman", an impressively produced monthly magazine. After the Region launched a website in 2003, the newsletter reduced in importance, and its final edition was published in 2014.

Not mentioned in in May 1958 but being published in July 1959.

Not mentioned in 1958 or 1959 but see unnamed Newsletter above. Being published in 1966 but had only reached Volume 41 by 2010. Atlanta Region won best newsletter (large) in 1969. One of the SCCA's more impressive magazines remaining in 2010 when it was still being published bi-monthly.

Not mentioned in in May 1958 but being published in July 1959. Honorable Mention in Best Region Publication awards in 1965 (as "The Straightpipe"; Editors Joan and Walter Phillips). Winner of Best Regional Publication in 1966 (as "Straightpipe"; Editor Cynthia Keppel). Editor in 1983: Carla Heath. Continued as a monthly magazine until 2004 and then bi-monthly until replaced by a website after 2008.

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959. In 2012, the Division's website still lists a newsletter editor but the last indication of a newsletter was in 2006 when titled 'The Finish Line'.

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959. Still active in 2011 as a an intermittent newsletter.

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959. By 2006, NNJ's newsletter was "Pole Position", still being issued monthly, and was at Volume 63 in 2012, suggesting it started in 1950. When its name changed from The Tonneau isn't known. At the time of writing, no new issue was evident since April 2013, so the publication may now have ceased. 'Regional News' is now a single web page.

Not mentioned in 1958 or 1959 but see unnamed Newsletter above. Honorable Mention in Best Publication in 1963 (Editor: Gene Dinkel). Won Best Publication in 1964 (Editor: John Castle). Special Honorable Mention in Best Region Publication awards in 1965 (Editor: John W. Castle, Jr). Honorable mention (200+ members) in 1967 (Editor William P. Auer). Editor in 1983: Judy McAllister. The Watkins Glen IMRRC holds a partial collection from 1965 to 1984.

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959. Perhaps the best known and most successful of the SCCA regional publications, The Wheel first won SCCA Best Regional Publication award in 1962 when it was co-edited by William Finefrock and Don Bice. Finefrock became sole editor in 1963, the year he also became the new owner of Competition Press. Honorable Mention in 1963 (Finefrock). Honorable Mention in Best Region Publication awards in 1965 (Editor: Jerry Smith). Honorable mention (200+ members) in 1967 (Editor Bill McCormick). The Wheel again won SCCA Regional Publication Contest in 1971 and 1973 when edited by Mac Townsend. In 1977, John and Pat Kelly took over the production and ran it until 1994, winning the SCCA Best Publication Awards for 13 of those 17 years. Still being published in 2011, now edited by Blake Tatum and with a circulation of over 4000.

Being published in May 1958 and in July 1959. Winner of Best Regional Publication in 1959 (Editor Tiger Gordon). Honorable mention in best Regional Publication 1960. Still being published in 1975 when Editor was Dan Landiss. Ceased publication in January 2013 but an archive back to 2008 is maintained via the St Louis Region website.

Not mentioned in 1958 or 1959. Won best newsletter (100-199 members) in 1968. Still being distributed in the form of an email by Wichita Region in January 2014, but completely gone by April 2021.