With fifteen events scheduled for the 2022 season, the Goodguys Autocross Series will be hotly contested at tracks throughout the country. From professionals in cars that could slosh your brain to one side of your headspace with each corner carved to sporting daily drivers that are out having a bit of fun, Goodguys events are a great introduction to the range of cone-dodging machines anyone could expect to find. On one hand, you'll have Mustangs, Camaros and the like that are plenty capable right off of the showroom floor putting down solid lap times with drivers that may or may not be used to the ballet of a tight autocross. Then there are the professionals...people like Josh Leisinger, Mike DuSold, David Carrol and Bill Graves, for example, who have created machines that seem to defy science and physics. Often taking the form of classic machines like older Corvettes, Camaros and Chevrolet pickup trucks, the abilities that these individuals have engineered into these cars and trucks is so far beyond what was originally expected from the platform that it's not out of reach to wonder what the original factory engineers and designers would have to say if they could witness the spectacle taking place on the track.

For the next eight months, drivers will race against the clock for one of three potential victories: The 2022 Class Champion, which is judged by the total points from a driver's best five events plus earned shootout points; an invitation to the Duel In The Desert; and the Autocrosser of the Year, which is awarded to the driver with the highest total points standings in the 2022 season. Want to follow along and see how the drivers are doing? You can follow along by checking out the Goodguys Autocross Series' results page.