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A huge field of 44 cars will line up on the grid for this weekend’s Pitcher Partners Sydney 300, taking place as the headline act at Round 3 of the AASA-sanctioned MRA (Motor Racing Australia) State Championship at Sydney Motorsport Park. The Sydney 300 is the second event in the three-round Australian 1000 endurance series, […]

Six-time Australia Super Truck champion Steven Zammit has prevailed in the opening round of the 2021 Hi-Tec Oils Super Truck nationals held as part of Round 2 of the Wakefield Park Motor Race Series presented by Goulburn Soldiers Club on the weekend. Zammit qualified on pole position before winning three out of the four championship

Get some mates together. Jump on your favourite motoring classifieds website and scrape together enough cash to buy an old clunker. Bolt in some basic motorsport safety equipment, like a roll cage, seat and harness. Hit the track, try and make your pride and joy do as many laps as possible in 24 hours, while

The MRA (Motor Racing Australia) Series has become one of the most popular club-level racing series in New South Wales. The emphasis on fun, affordability and friendliness has seen the series attracting large numbers of competitors across a wide array of categories. The man behind the series, Terry Denovan, is a passionate advocate for grass

It’s a fan-favourite category, it always produces epic racing and it’s going to be out in force at AASA events in 2021: yep, that’s right folks, the Australian Super Truck Championship is back! The big rigs have not turned a lap in anger since the final round of the 2019 season at Wakefield Park, but

After more than 33 years as a prominent and well-respected motorsport scrutineer, Mike Hanley announced his retirement early in January 2021. Mike has been a familiar face in the paddock at numerous circuit race meetings and as the chief scrutineer, he has been the person responsible for ensuring competition vehicles have complied with the correct

The 2020 season has been one of the most challenging ever faced by the Australian motorsport industry. The obstacles presented by the COVID-19 pandemic, including state border closures, social distancing restrictions and limits on the maximum numbers of people able to attend events, significantly increased the burden on event staff, volunteers and the racers themselves.

A proactive advocate for Australian military veterans has been selected as the inaugural recipient of the LT W. Robertson Memorial Award, an accolade supported by the AASA Chairman, Bruce Robertson and his siblings.   Michael Marson was last week presented with the award by Stephen Robertson, which recognises a person or entity that has displayed

Jeff Newick has been around motorsport for over 35 years and in that time has dabbled in many different roles, from the publicity officer of the Australian Off Road Racing Association, to an official and passionate photographer. Newick caught the motorsport bug from his father, but his love of off-road racing grew from within over

AASA’s Sportsman Endurance Karting series round 5 took to the track at Lithgow kart club for the final round of the year. The day consisted of practice, qualifying and a 7-hour race with 23 Karts lining up on the start line. Saturday’s race results were Kart 84 Cargo Safe taking out the win, with Kart