Ultimate Street Car Association

For Jason Rollison competing is more than just showing up on race day. It is the work behind the scenes the late nights in the garage and the pride that comes from building something yourself. Every modification on his car is the result of hard work patience and a real passion for the sport.

The Falken Tires Road Course Time Trials and PEAK Performance Challenge are where precision meets pressure. Every run is a test of control consistency and speed with drivers pushing for the fastest lap every time they hit the course.

Jayde Baron watched her parents compete in USCA and knew she wanted to be part of it too.

Although the beginning was tough and the results were not pretty, she stayed with it, kept improving, and found her place in the series. Now competing alongside her family makes every run even more meaningful.

Last season, Stephen was the one out front.

This year, Vance has been the one setting the pace.

One of the best parts of USCA is watching the next generation push harder, drive faster, and continue getting better every event. For Stephen, getting to see his son improve and surpass him has become a source of pride in their shared passion.

The drivers.

The competitors pushing for faster laps, cleaner runs, and a spot on the podium.

The cars.

Built, tested, rebuilt, and pushed to the limit every single event.

Different drivers. Different builds. Same goal.

Think you have what it takes to compete? Join the series and see where you stack up. Follow along all season long.

For Smitty, the business and the passion go hand in hand.

Through Smitty’s Custom Automotive, he’s built more than just fast cars. He’s built a community of competitors he gets to work alongside both in the shop and at the track.

From maintaining his own build to helping keep other competitors running all season long, his work is part of what keeps the DriveUSCA paddock moving weekend after weekend.

When your passion becomes your profession, the competition means even more.

Speed won’t win Gearhead Classics Design and Engineering .

Austin Barnes breaks down why design and engineering play such a major role in overall standings and how overlooking the segment can cost competitors valuable points by the end of the weekend.

At DriveUSCA, it’s not just about being fast. It’s about building a complete package that performs on track and stands out in every category.

That attention to detail is what separates contenders from champions.

to 2018 from Las Vegas with Austin Barnes & his 2010 on the Falken Tire Road Course! Register to run in the 2026 season at www.driveoptima.com