Central Wisconsin Auto X

2024 CWI AutoXing

We have booked the following dates at the Madison College Training Facility in Columbus, WI and the Alliant Energy Center
Registration will open soon:

–May 19, 2024
–June 9, 2024 – Alliant Energy Center
–July 14, 2024
–July 28, 2024
–August 4, 2024
–August 11, 2024

This is also a call for volunteers to organize the events and help during the event;
Participants are required to help during the event, remember.
“PCA is fueled by volunteers”

I’m interested to help

The Board has approved the purchase of Snell 2020 helmets to make available during the CWI AutoX events.
For a small fee, we will have those helmets available during the CWI AutoX events in sizes M, L, XL, and XXL.

2024 CWI Championship

The Central Wisconsin Region will have its second CWI AutoX Championship in 2024.

CWI will hold 6 AutoX events during the 2024 season.

How do we determine the Champions? At each event, all participants will be scored in one class (open). Only CWI members driving Porsche vehicles are eligible for the CWI Championship. The fastest overall (CWI or none CWI) time at each event will be awarded 100 points and used as the bases time; all other participants will be scored as follows: Winning (base) time/participants time X 100 (WT/ET*100)
Example – Winning time was 75.562 sec., your time is 77.485 sec., and your score is = 75.562/77.485*100=97.518 points

For the championship, only the top five (5) results (# of championship events -1) will count toward the overall score.
A driver must participate in a minimum of 4 (# of championship events -2) events to qualify for a championship trophy male and female (1/2/3).

Cost for CWI Members: $55 per event Non-Members: $70 per event

In 2023, on average each participant had 12 runs per event.

2023 Results – Final Standing

May 7 – RESULTS
May 21, – RESULTS
August 6, – RESULTS
October 1, – RESULTS
October 8, – RESULTS

Here are 10 Tips for your first AutoX

Vehicle Safety Inspection: It is the sole responsibility of each competitor to present a vehicle that is safe to operate in a competition event and is in sound mechanical condition. Safety inspection by PCA Region volunteers does not relieve a competitor of their responsibility for the safety of the vehicle they entered.
All vehicles must be inspected by designated safety inspectors on the day of the event before being allowed on course. “Annual” safety inspection is not a substitute.
This inspection shall confirm:

the helmet meets the rating requirements,
the restraint system is operational,
all loose objects are removed,
cameras are properly attached,
the brake pedal is firm,
the throttle operates properly,
seats are properly attached and functional,
wheels are properly secured,
there are no significant fluid leaks,
tire and wheel integrity is checked,
the battery is secure, and
the fuel cap is present and secure, and any other items deemed necessary by safety inspection.
NO open-wheel vehicles allowed

A vehicle that has passed vehicle safety inspection must be identified with a label or some other marking, so it is easily identifiable as having passed the safety inspection.
If a vehicle does not pass safety inspection. CWI has the right to exclude the vehicle from the event, without a refund.

The PCA AutoX Minium Standards are available here