One common misunderstanding among novice or less experienced drivers keen to explore competitive and non-competitive motorsport events is figuring out where to begin and which events to participate in.
Motorsport Australia oversees over 3,000 sanctioned events annually, covering a diverse array of competitive and non-competitive disciplines that encapsulate various aspects of motorsport.
For those new to driving and eager to dip their toes into motorsport, a fantastic starting point would be at one of Motorsport Australia’s Affiliated club Come and Try Days.
In collaboration with our 580 affiliated clubs, Motorsport Australia organises relaxed and beginner-friendly days aimed at providing a welcoming experience at local tracks.
Aspiring drivers can discover more about nearby Come and Try Days by reaching out to their local affiliated clubs using Motorsport Australia’s Club Finder tool.
Clubs can also inform participants about essential pre-drive requirements, including membership details, gear specifications, and vehicle regulations.
Once you’ve experienced the thrill of the track, advancing to more competitive Speed or Autotest events could be your exciting next move.

Available event types include Khanacross, Motorkhana, Supersprint, and Hillclimb.
All of these events require a Motorsport Australia Speed Licence to compete. You can easily apply for this licence online via the Licences page.
To view the comprehensive calendar of Motorsport Australia sanctioned events, click through to find the event that best matches your vehicle and driving skills.
The calendar can also be filtered by events in different states, making it easier for drivers to identify local competition opportunities.
To officially enter a selected event, visit Motorsport Australia Event Entry.
From there, you can submit the necessary details to complete your official entry.
Details and guidance on how to obtain a membership can be found in Motorsport Australia’s Member Portal.
Some events may necessitate entrants to reach out to the event organiser directly for manual entry submission.
A complete list of Motorsport Australia approved venues can be located on the Venues page, showcasing the safest spots for beginner participants to commence their motorsport adventure.
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