Volunteer officials are the unsung heroes of motorsport events all over the world. Their selfless, tireless actions ensure the safety and enjoyment of the competitors who enjoy the adrenaline rush of racing at high speeds, along with spectators who get to witness the spectacle. While the efforts of officials are acknowledged and appreciated by the […]
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The Sportsman Enduro Karting NSW and QLD clubs have chosen the Australian Auto Sport Alliance (AASA) to sanction their endurance go-karting series in 2019, to be highlighted by a spectacular 24-hour endurance race at Eastern Creek in October. The SEK Endurance calendar comprises a series of races in NSW, QLD and the ACT, ranging from
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Competitors aim for ultimate pace in Aus Time Attack competition More than 50 drivers and teams will embark upon the quest of a perfect lap around Goulburn’s Wakefield Park circuit, when they compete in the Aus Time Attack event on Saturday, 20 July. Introduced as NSW Time Attack in 2014 before being re-branded as Aus
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Winton and Wakefield Park circuit owners announce official charity partner The Benalla Auto Club’s extensive motorsport and automotive networks will be used to raise awareness for mental health, the circuit-owning organisation welcoming Drive Against Depression as an official charity partner. Drive Against Depression (DAD) provides regular events that attract participants with a shared enthusiasm for
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The Australian Auto-Sport Alliance (AASA) has welcomed the first offshore agency to its fold, with the Australasian Auto Sport Alliance New Zealand now open for business through its Auckland office. The agency, set up by entrepreneur Dr Jacob Simonsen, is 100 per cent New Zealand-owned, but will have a close working relationship with the Benalla
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Professional driving instructors, who train members of the public in advanced, defensive or race competition activities, will be able to enjoy greater peace of mind and insurance cover thanks to a new product launched by the Australian Auto Sport Alliance (AASA). The new Driver Trainer’s Licence will cover instructors for public and participant liability, as
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We are truly saddened to hear the passing of Edward Anderson aka Ted. Ted was there in the early days to pave the way with AASA events at Wakefield Park and was often a Steward at MRA & FOSC rounds and as a Senior Official at many other events. Ted has been a Motorsport official
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Off Road Racing Automobiles General Requirements – GRO Safety review 20. Emergency Equipment 20.1. Each automobile shall carry the following equipment • A reflective warning triangle of side length 200mm • A water resistant OK/SOS sign of area not less than 580 cm2 • A proprietary automobile tow rope of at least 5m length •
Australian Off Road Racing Association (AORRA) safety review update Read More »
Result of AASA Panel of Review into vehicle-to-vehicle crash at the Waikerie Hotel ARB Riverland 300 conducted Saturday 14/07/2018 and Sunday 15/07/2018. – Summary – At 12.45pm on Sunday July 15, 2018, a relatively high-speed vehicle-to-vehicle contact incident occurred, between Vehicles 101 and 2531, resulting in loss of control of both vehicles and subsequent crash,
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It is with deep sadness that the team at the Australian Auto Sport Alliance Pty Ltd (AASA), note the passing of Brian Dawson in Adelaide last Saturday. Brian Dawson, a widely known and respected insurance broker and entrepreneur, who was well known to and highly respected within the motor sport industry, was fundamental in placing
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