Solosprint
To provide a venue for CACC members and other sports car enthusiasts who wish to experience higher speeds than existing Autoslalom programs allow and/or for whom the CACC Racing program is not currently affordable, desirable or available. CACC Solosprint offers the car enthusiast the chance to take his/her car and driving skills to the limit in a safe and controlled environment among experienced racers and organizers.

To provide a safe, well structured program and learning environment for CACC members who wish to make the transition from Autoslalom to CACC Racing competition. Membership in CACC member clubs and Solosprint competition licenses are required.
   
Solosprint events are a step closer to road racing. Events usually take place on road  racing circuits where each competitor takes turns challenging the track and the clock  to turn the fastest time against other cars in their class. Solosprint is another  opportunity to develop your car control skills, but at speeds approaching those of road racing. A Solosprint competitor must first compete as an Autoslalom competitor  or have equivalent on-track experience before qualifying for a Novice Solosprint  Licence. After a season of competition under the scrutiny of CACC officials, a Novice  can apply for a Senior Solosprint Licence. Solosprint requires additional safety equipment beyond that mandated for Autoslalom.

Hill Climb
Hill climbs are the most challenging events under the Solosport category.  Competitors are on a quest for the fastest time up the hill. Hill climbs are organized  and set up on closed winding mountain roads, which are often lined by trees on one  side and a steep cliff on the other. This environment makes for a heart-stopping ride  to the top. Hill climbs have the most stringent safety requirements of all Solosport  events. The drivers must be highly experienced and their cars must be equipped with  special safety apparatus.    The Knox Mountain Hill Climb in Kelowna, BC is one of the oldest in North America. It  is usually held on the May long weekend and has been run for more than forty years.  Competitors come from all over Western Canada and the Northwestern US.