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How to Communicate Like a Pro | A Podcast with Nicole Prevanas and Brian Bielanski
What separates a good communicator from a great one at the racetrack? In this episode of Inside the SCCA , Brian Bielanski sits down with veteran Flag Chief and Race Control Communicator Nikki Prevenas to explore the communication skills that keep drivers safe and races running smoothly. Drawing on years of experience in race control, Nikki shares practical insights on everything from radio etiquette and the differences between landlines and radios to training new communica
Megan Ricketts
Jan 161 min read


Meet SCCA’s Hall of Fame Class of 2026
The Sports Car Club of America™ has unveiled the prestigious group of motorsports greats who will enter the SCCA® Hall of Fame in 2026 for their on- and off-track contributions. George Bovis, John Doonan, Don Knowles, Frank Schultheis, and Jerry Wannarka will officially join the SCCA Hall of Fame during the 2026 SCCA Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, held online on Friday, Jan. 16, 2026, as part of the 2026 SCCA National Convention. The presentation will be streamed on SCCA’s
Megan Ricketts
Nov 24, 20251 min read


Inside the SCCA Podcast: The Fastest Way on Track
(Looking for an inside line on the Club? “Inside the SCCA” is a podcast that features interviews with the Club’s leading personalities, but it’s not owned by SCCA®. Instead, it’s an independent media outlet managed by Rule 15 Productions and hosted by longtime SCCA member and journalist Brian Bielanski. He uses the Club’s name with permission.) Ever wonder how amateur motorsports clubs like the Sports Car Club of America™ keep the tires turning? In this final episode of a thr
Megan Ricketts
Nov 22, 20251 min read
Inside the SCCA Podcast: Runoffs Flag Chief Tiffany Bingheim
On last week’s Inside the SCCA podcast special, host Brian Bielanski sits down with Tiffany Bingheim, the Flag Chief for the legendary SCCA National Championship Runoffs® Presented by Sunoco at Road America. Tiffany pulls back the curtain on the massive volunteer effort required to run an event that fields hundreds of competitors over a full week of intense, National Championship road racing. From the seemed chaos of scheduling and managing a team of 100 flaggers to the vital
Megan Ricketts
Nov 17, 20251 min read
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