Motor Racing

The Victorian High Country once again played host to one of the most gruelling events in the history of ATR. Competitors encountered unpredictable weather and mechanical challenges, which truly tested their skill, endurance, and perseverance. We, as event organisers, also faced difficulties with situations beyond our control. The harsh conditions took a heavy toll on […]

The Australian Auto-Sport Alliance (AASA) has formed a new academy designed to assist drivers in progressing through the open-wheel ranks of motorsport.   Titled the AASA Top Gun Drivers Academy, the program will be run by Formula Ford Stars and Renegades Series Manager Jeff Grech and Australian Drivers’ Championship Category Manager Jon Crooke. The idea

In 2025, motorsport broadcaster Blend Line TV (BLTV) will livestream the Victorian Motor Racing Championship (VMRC).   The VMRC contains six rounds in 2025, Rounds 1, 4 and 5 taking place at Winton Motor Raceway, Rounds 3 and 6 at Calder Park, as well as Round 2 at The Bend Motorsport Park over the border

In 2025 the Australian Drivers’ Championship (ADC) expands further, the series will visit a new venue, as well as supporting more national Hi-Tec Oils Super Series events. The Aussie built Hyper Racer X1 open-wheel machines will contest a six-round championship in 2025, highlighted by a debut trip to Sydney Motorsport Park. “There’s a lot of

2025 began at One Raceway with the arrival of the Motor Event Racing crew for “Blueys Roundup”, a two-day budget endurance event focused on fun and more importantly, raising money for charity. Sunday would see the field race the former Wakefield Park circuit in reverse, the first time ever that the track has been run

The Hyper Racer Australian Drivers Championship is expected to make a dramatic show of growth sporting over 20 cars on the grid for round one as it enters its second year under the ADC title. One of the many drivers looking to experience the brand new Australian open-wheeler over the new years break was young

Another category enjoying new ownership and a fresh look in 2025 is the Australian Super Tin Tops Championship (formerly Super TT Australia). With a fresh outlook on the all inclusive category, the goal is clear, “simplicity is what we are after”. Step 1 is to do away with the complicated classes of yesteryear to be

With the help of Trackschool Trackdays, Hyundai Australia and it’s passion filled motorsport department, N Australia, descended upon Morgan Park Raceway for a massive celebration of the brand, its performance models and the incredible community of people who race and own them. The event featured drives both on the road and the track, giving N