Welcome to the USRCCA website.

If you have never seen a radio control rockcrawler you have never seen the most incredible wheeled vehicles in the hobby. Whether you like huge tires with eight inches of articulation climbing seemingly impossible obstacles, or small scale rigs that look like miniature versions of what you see in 1:1 competitions, this hobby has you covered. Naturally, if you get more than one of these enthusiasts together you are going to end up with a competition. In the past few years the popularity of radio control rockcrawling has grown grown at a staggering rate and thus organized competitions have gotten bigger on both the local and national level. With this growth comes problems from people getting together but having vehicles built to different specifications and following different rules for penalties. Enter the USRCCA.

With more and more events seeing people from neighboring states and even from across the country to compete, USRCCA saw the need for a standardized set of rules and classes. We are here to help with the organization of the events, by providing a common set of rules and guidelines that have been proven in competitions. By following a common set of rules, people from different parts of the country, and even the world, can get together wothout worry of how the judges will be scoring their run. This allows people to be better prepared and leads to more fun for everyone involved as well as a smooth running event. Whether you have organized a competition before or you want to do it for the first time, we can help you put on a organized and fun event.

2.2 Class	Supercrawler Class
Bradley Dumont Denver, CO	Jason Carter Augusta, GA