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RACE WEEKEND AT SCHENLEY PARK 
Weekend July 24 & 25, 2010
Admission is free to the public!
 
Schenley Park is the scene of our nation's only vintage race held on city streets. This 456 acre golf course and park hosts over 2,000 show cars and well over 200,000 spectators for the weekend.
 
The PVGP races through Schenley Park are considered by many drivers to be the most challenging race course worldwide. The 2.33 mile circuit has 23 turns not to mention haybales, manhole covers, phone poles and stone walls.
 
There are practice/warm-up sessions each morning. Qualifying races take place on Saturday with the Crown Royal Featured Races on Sunday.  Both afternoons feature exciting racing as groups are separated by engine size and year of manufacture. There is little difference to spectators between Saturday's and Sunday's track action as over 150 cars will compete.
 
2010 Schedule
Saturday, July 24
Sunoco Vintage Track Rides             noon - 1:00
Vintage Qualifying Races                  1:00 - 5:00
British Car Day                                9:00 - 5:00
International Car Show                    9:00 - 5:00
 
Sunday, July 25
Vintage Racer Warm-up Sessions    8:15 - 11:00
Crown Royal Vintage Races              noon - 4:00
International Car Show                     9:00 - 5:00
 

All race groups are inspected on Saturday morning and qualify in the afternoon for grid position in Sunday's featured races.

 
 
 
VSCCA Race Groups at Schenley Park
– Pre World War II (Pre '41)
– Post-War Sports Cars Under 1 Litre &Preservation
– Sports Racers and Formula Cars
– Under Two Litre (Pre-1960)
– Over 2 Litres (Pre '60)
– Small Bore thru ’65, Modified & H Production
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Over 200,000 spectators flowed into Schenley Park - the event is still free to the public!
  The Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix Association is a registered 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization with a mission to hold a world-class vintage automotive race event for charity. Since 1983 this volunteer-driven event has raised over $2.5 million to benefit developmentally disabled individuals through the Autism Society of Pittsburgh & Allegheny Valley School. The Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix remains our country's largest vintage race event and the only one run on actual city streets.