• Each Category listed below must have at least 5 qualified entries in the show to be eligible for cash awards.
• If a show does not have at least 5 qualified entries in one of the categories listed below, no cash prize will be awarded.
  

ISCA Competition

The International Show Car Association is an organization of automotive enthusiasts who enjoy building, showing and viewing custom cars, bikes, trucks, imports, competition cars, street machines and antique/restored vehicles. This series is sponsored by Summit Racing Show Car Series which provides a total series cash purse of $85,000.00.

Everyone that shows in an ISCA sanctioned event automatically becomes an ISCA member. There is a $50 registration fee to enter each show.

The Shreveport O’Reilly World of Wheels will:

• Pay $400 for Best of Category Awards
• Pay $150 For Outstanding of Category Awards
• Award 6 Display awards at $100 each (electric displays only)
• Non-electric Display award plaques

Travel money will be paid at the rate of $.50/mile to any exhibitor that travels at least 150 miles one way from his residence to an ISCA show up to 1,000 miles one way. Exhibitors must obtain prior approval from the Producer for travel money to be paid.

If you have any questions about any of this, please feel free to contact Bob Millard, General Manager of ISCA at (248) 371-1600 or email Bob at bob@theisca.com for further clarification. For more information click here to visit the ISCA web page.

Gold Star Competition

The Gold Star Street Series is a competition exclusive to Tri State Motorsports. We began this competition in 1997 in response to the many inquires we had concerning showing street driven vehicles at our indoor events. The International Show Car Association competition is the most competitive and the most intense. Judging in this competition is extremely meticulous and detailed. Many exhibitors that have beautifully customized cars and trucks such as Street Rods and Street Machines preferred not to compete with the ISCA trailered show vehicles. This led Southern Wheels Productions, Inc. to develop the Gold Star Street Series competition for these exhibitors.

The Gold Star Street Series competition does not judge the undercarriage or trunk of a vehicle. Only the paint, body, and interior are judged. The vehicles are classed and placed in categories similar to ISCA classifications. In addition, vehicles are not penalized because of minor road wear which cannot been seen by the casual observer.

The Gold Star Street Series winners and runners up receive beautiful trophies. There are no ISCA points awarded since this is a local competition and is not a part of the ISCA competition.