A fine structure related to the kinematic peculiarities of three components of the ScorpiusCentaurus association (LCC, UCL, and US) has been revealed in the UVvelocity distribution of Gould Belt stars. We have been able to identify the most likely members of these groups by applying the method of analyzing the two-dimensional probability density function of stellar UV velocities that we developed. A kinematic analysis of the identified structural components has shown that, in general, the center-of-mass motion of the LCC, UCL, and US groups follows the motion characteristic of the Gould Belt, notably its expansion. The entire Scorpius-Centaurus complex is shown to possess a proper expansion with an angular velocity parameter of 46 ± 8 km s −1 kpc −1 for the kinematic center with l 0 = −40• and R 0 = 110 pc found. Based on this velocity, we have estimated the characteristic expansion time of the complex to be 21 ± 4 Myr. The proper rotation velocity of the ScorpiusCentaurus complex is lower in magnitude, is determined less reliably, and depends markedly on the data quality.