Race Me Colorado Springs nonprofit car club · 21+
501(c)(7) social club Men and women, 21 and over Club cars you can earn time in Colorado Springs, Colorado

A car club where
everyone drives

Race Me is a Colorado nonprofit club for people who want to drive fast, wrench together, and make real friends doing it. You don't need a race car to join. Put in time on ours and you'll earn a turn behind the wheel.

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A pack of Lemons race cars nose to tail through a hairpin
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Fig. 1 — Our affiliate Dadbod Carmod leading the pack through the hairpin, 24 Hours of Lemons. See the builds →

Why Race Me

Plenty of clubs park in a lot and talk about cars. We'd rather be driving them, and doing it with people who'll still be around next season.

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The seat-time program

Wrench time earns seat time

Every hour you put into a club car earns credit toward driving it. Seats at each event go to the members who built the car, and drivers split the cost of tires, fuel, and the entry fee. Credit is good for 12 months.

Concept rendering of the Honda Insight in Race Me livery: blue stripes, wing, and aftermarket wheels The Honda Insight today: stock silver with factory hubcaps Today Concept
Club car No. 1 — the Honda Insight, headed for 24 Hours of Lemons. The "after" is a concept rendering, not the real car yet. The livery, wing, and wheels are the plan, and the brand logos are for looks only; they aren't sponsors.
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Pick your class

Every class gets every meet, every event, a vote, and shop access for your own car. Driver and Podium include lift hours each month, and every class moves up to a cheaper hourly rate and earlier booking. Pay monthly or save with a year up front.

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Floor space without a lift is half the lift rate. Included hours reset each month and don't roll over.

Why we're a nonprofit

Nobody gets rich here, and that's the point

Race Me is a 501(c)(7) social club, owned and run by its members. There's no owner taking a cut, so dues go straight back into what we do together.

Next goal
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A private day at the track, just for members. Bring a friend into the club and you get us there sooner.

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Member perks

We're lining up partner discounts now. Local shops and businesses who'd like to offer one can reach us at info@race-me.org.

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Member garage

What the crew drives, races, and wrenches on. Some already fly sponsor colors, and yours could be next.

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Member rides, photographed by the club.
Home base

The shop

Two lifts today, with more planned as we grow. Book your hours, bring your project, and borrow the tools you don't own yet. The club cars are built here too.

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3,200 SQ FT 2 lifts · weld area · room to hang out
Fig. 2 — The footprint.
Five member cars lined up at a mountain overlook in the Smokies
Fig. 3 — Golden hour overlook in the Smokies, 2026 run to the Tail of the Dragon.
The annual run

One big road trip a year

In 2025 we drove about 2,000 miles to the Pacific Coast Highway and back. In 2026 we went bigger: 3,577 miles, 8 days, and 15 states to drive the Tail of the Dragon, 318 curves in 11 miles. Every member drives, and every car makes it home. Mostly.

Our affiliate team

Race Me members also race with Dadbod Carmod LLC, our affiliate team out of Denver. In 2026 the crew took back-to-back class wins at 24 Hours of Lemons at High Plains Raceway: the MR2 in Class B at the B.F.E. GP in June, then the Yaris in Class C at the High Plains Drifter, a full 24-hour race, on September 26.

The Dadbod Carmod crew, drivers in race suits and their families, gathered around their MR2 and Yaris race cars in the paddock
back-to-back class wins

Come to a meet before you decide

Guests can visit twice before joining. Hop in the Discord, find the next meet, and come see the cars and the crew in person.

Read the live club chat in the Paddock →