About this event
PCA NER Autocross 2025 Season Pass
Moore Airfield, Fort Devens, Ayer, MA
Dates:
AX#1 - Sunday, May 18, 2025
AX#2 - Saturday, June 7, 2025
AX#3 - Saturday, July 26, 2025
AX#4 - Sunday, August 10, 2025
AX#5 - Sunday, October 12, 2025
Registration for the Full Season closes Wednesday, May 16, 2025 at midnight.
We no longer accept payment at the gate. All payments must be made online.
For students attending the NER Autocross School on Saturday, May 3rd, the school is not included in this Season Pass. Please see the separate registration for our 2025 Autocross School.
By signing up for the season, you are NOT REQUIRED to attend every event. You will be required to sign a separate SpeedWaiver online before each event that you attend. If you choose not to attend any specific event, please notify the registrar by Wednesday midnight before that event so we may revise work assignments.
Season Championship:
Anyone who participates in 4 of the 5 events will be eligible for the season championship for their class based on the car they drive. See the NER website for full championship and points details. A special Season Championship trophy will be awarded at the NER PCA Annual Dinner in January (attendance is encouraged but not required).
What is Autocross?
Autocross is a sport of navigating your car through a defined course of pylons faster than your competition. Events are run at speeds usually between 40-65 MPH, usually in second gear. Unlike some other venues, we are extremely fortunate to have access to one of the premier autocross venues in the Northeast. Where many clubs are consigned to parking lots, we are privileged to be able to design courses that regularly exceed 1.25 miles in length with runs lasting well over a minute. You'd be amazed at how much excitement can be packed into 60 seconds.
Autocross is not only a "performance driving event", but a safe way to learn how to drive your car at its limit. You not only learn how to handle your car at speeds that you drive daily, but you also:
- Gain confidence in your driving ability
- Learn the limits of your car's tire adhesion
- Learn the limits of your car's brakes
- Learn correct seating, hand, and feet positions
Autocross is a great way to exercise your driving skills in a safe environment. For anyone that would like assistance, there will be instructors available to work with you at every event. Each autocross has a different and unique course design and will undoubtedly provide you with a fun driving experience. Autocross courses are set up using soft orange traffic pylons which will not damage your car. Finally, Autocross is a social gathering of new and old friends and lots of fun.
Who is eligible?
Both PCA Members and non-PCA members are eligible to register for the autocross season with any make of car.
Price List
PCA Member (any make of car): $220 which represents a saving of $55 over registering and paying for each event separetly.
Non-PCA members: $260 which represents a saving of $65 over registering and paying for each event separetly.
Event requirements
Important Event Requirements:
- Helmets with a Snell 2010 or later sticker are required. Snell types M (motorcycling), K (kart racing), and SA (competitive auto sports) are all acceptable. Helmets certified by the FIA are also permitted. We have about 7 loaner helmets if you need one – various sizes – first come, first served.
- Noise Restrictions - The Devens site has set stricter sound restrictions. During the event, we will be measuring the sound level of each car on the course. Noise must never exceed 87 decibels (db) from a distance of 75 feet and must not exceed 8 db over the ambient noise level as measured at a designated location. Please think twice before bringing a car with a very loud exhaust. If your car exceeds the noise limits, we can’t allow you to drive that car at the event.
- Minimum age 18 with a valid driver's license (not a permit). Note that, in the past, we allowed 16 and 17 year-olds to participate in autocross events. The minimum age is now 18 at Devens. That said, at regular autocross events (not the autocross school), people under the age of 18 are allowed to ride as a passenger with an experienced autocross driver.
- Tech Inspection. Your car must pass a technical inspection, which includes tires with visible tread, secure lug nuts and operable seat belts (factory installed belts are a minimum). No other special equipment is required.
- Roll bars or factory rollover devices, such as the roll hoops in Boxsters, are required for all open cars using race compound tires and swing axle automobiles (e.g. 356).
Waivers must now be signed online on the SpeedWaiver.com website prior to arriving at the event. Wiaver confirmation will be sent to your smartphone via text message which must be displayed upon arrival at the gate. You should receive a SpeedWaiver email after submitting this registration; the waiver forms may also be found at: https://pcaner.speedwaiver.com. Note that while you will see a box on the registration form that says "Skip the line, sign the waiver on your mobil phone" with a "No" option, if you select "No" and do not sign the waivers online you will not be admitted to the site.
Please determine your class before continuing.
- Porsche class descriptions and full event rules can be found on the NER website.
- Non-Porsche sub-classes are based on SCCA autocross classes; please refer to SCCA Class Definitions in 2025 Solo Rule Book (available online) to determine your non-Porsche class as required for registration. Times for non-Porsches are adjusted using SCCA's Solo PAX index in order to equalize the cars in the class based on potential performance.
Car Numbers:
If you attended a PCA NER autocross in 2024 or 2025, you probably already have a number with us. Please enter that number when registering. If your number it is not accepted by MotorsportReg, don’t worry. The Registrar will check to see if your previous number (or your new number) is available within our autocross event file and assign that number if available.
If you have requested number that has been taken, we will assign an available number. Our members' numbers database is extensive. As a result, most of the single and low double-digit numbers have already been taken and are not available.
Also note that the Motorsportreg.com database is not linked to the NER autocross event files and assigns numbers randomly based on those that have not previously been assigned by that site. The site will also not allow a registrant to request a ‘B’ suffix as a dual driver. Your number may be revised without notice but will be on the class and work assignment sticker posted on your windshield upon arrival at the event.
Day of Event:
- Gates open at 7:00 AM for check-in.
- Arrive no later than 8:00 AM, when the entry gate will be closed.
- Technical inspection will be done to cars lined in the center of the paddock starting at approximately 7:30 AM and ends at 8:30 AM; stay with your car until it has been inspected.
- The drivers meeting begins at approximately 8:30 AM followed by a course walk.
- We expect to see the first car off by around 9:15 AM. .
- You will be expected to stay the full day and work both morning and afternoon sessions, so don't plan to leave early. The event will conclude between 4:00PM and 5:00PM depending on the number of participants and runs taken.
Dogs in attendance: Devens rules require that dogs at Moore Airfield must be kept on a leash at all times and any droppings collected and properly disposed in the on-site dumpster.