UTCC: More than just bragging rights, there are prizes, too.

Photograph by Chris Tropea.

There’s much more up for grabs in our Tire Rack Ultimate Track Car Challenge Presented by Grassroots Motorsports than a spot on the podium.

Yes, the top three finishers get a big trophy and a $1000 Tire Rack gift card, but that’s just scratching the surface.

Fourth and fifth get a Benchtop Pro Smartwasher from CRC Industries, sixth and seventh get a hat and a gift certificate from Wilwood, eighth gets a $150 Gift Certificate from Red Line Oil, ninth gets a certificate from Deatschwerks and 10th gets a $250 gift certificate from Cobalt Friction.

The prizes don’t end there, however, as we also have special awards to hand out.

The fastest production cars running on, under and over 200tw tires win a set of Vitour P1 or Sonic tires, a set of Vitour’s upcoming semi-slick tires and set of Vitour Enzo V-01R tires, respectively.

Likewise, the winner for fastest car on Vitour tires gets a $1000 Vitour product credit, while a set of Falken tires goes to the fastest car running Falkens.

The fastest BMW gets a $250 Bimmerworld gift certificate, the fastest car on struts wins $500 Vorshlag gift certificate and the fastest car without a wing receives a wing from Nine Lives Racing.

Last but not least, the winner of Editors’ Choice will enjoy a $300 Racetech USA gift certificate.

Better news? There’s still time to enter–all that’s required is that both car and driver can pass a safety inspection.

Our Tire Rack Ultimate Track Car Challenge takes place at Eagles Canyon Raceway, in Decatur, Texas, on October 22 alongside the Tire Rack SCCA Time Attack National Championship.

The Tire Rack Ultimate Track Car Challenge is presented by Grassroots Motorsports in association with Wilwood, Vitour Tire, CRC Industries, Red Line Oil and Racetech, with trophies from BimmerWorld, American Muscle, Falken Tire, Vbox Motorsport, Vorshag Motorsports, Nine Lives Racing, Cobalt Racing Brakes and Deatschwerks.

*Note that awards may be added, removed or modified at any point. Fastest is defined as the highest-finishing in the official UTCC results.