Allow IMSA/FIA Medical Forms
#39854 from Jon Krolewicz · Recommended to the Board · Minutes (2026-05 Fastrack)
Effective 5/1/26, in Appendix C, GCR section 2.1.A, change as follows:
"Everyone who applies for an SCCA Competition License or Permit must submit a completed SCCA Physician's Examination and
Medical History Form, a valid Federal Aviation Authority Class 1, Class 2, or Class 3 Medical Certificate or a completed FAA
BasicMed Form (FAA 8700-2 Comprehensive Medical Examination Checklist), or a completed NASA-approved Medical Evaluation
form, or a completed FIA member-club medical evaluation form that specifically notes a medical sign-off for motor racing (e.g.,
an IMSA medical form). For the purposes of SCCA competition licensing, the term "form" refers to any of these. The form must
be submitted every 5 years for applicants ages 14-39; every 3 years for applicants ages 40-49; every 2 years for applicants ages
50-69; and every year for applicants' age 70 and over. The examination date cannot be more than 6 months before the
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Competition License or Permit application date. A new F form is not required for a 14 year-old Novice Permit holder or for
a Novice Permit holder applying for a Full Competition or Vintage License, provided the current F form is within the specified
term for the M minor's age group."