Savannah is known for its century old buildings, antique shops, boutiques, and fabulous River Street restaurants. What is not so well-known is that Savannah is the birth place of Grand Prix racing in the United States, hosting the American Grand Prize race first in 1908. In 1910 the city ran a Grand Prix and in 1911 invited the prestigious Vanderbilt Cup.<\/p>\n
The Savannah Speed Classic offers a unique road race experience on the 10 turn, 1.965 mile Grand Prize of America Road Course. From Pre WW1 cars that ran in a Vanderbilt Cup race to classic Jaguars, MGs, and Porsches, the Savannah Speed Classic grids will showcase a rolling history of motorsports. SVRA \u201cGold Medallion\u201d cars will figure prominently in the weekend.<\/p>\n
The Savannah Speed Classic, October 25-27, starts off a kind of “Speedweek” that spans nine days and includes, the Car Club Jamboree, the Motoring Midway and the Concours d’Elegance on Hilton Head, November 1-3.<\/p>\n
OFFICIAL TEST DAY SCHEDULE<\/a>\u00a0 REV. 10\/20 ENTRY LIST – BY GROUP<\/a><\/p>\n
\nOFFICIAL RACE SCHEDULE<\/a>\u00a0 REV. 10\/20<\/p>\n