Competition Licences
Off Road Competition Number Registration
Off Road Special Endorsement
Off Road events are competitions conducted on a course over a variety of terrains.
A Short Course Off Road event is up to 15 kilometres.
A Long Course Off Road event is longer than 15km, and can include obstacles such as jumps and river crossings.
Off Road events usually require a driver and navigator, however some events run classes for single-seater buggies.
What Off Road Licences can I get?
A more affordable licence designed as a club level entry point to off road, where the demand for easier pathways to participate is strong. To compete in state and national events, an upgrade to a Off Road licence is required.
The most affordable licence option designed for newcomers and for those who participate infrequently. Its simplicity aims to support clubs in growing grassroots participation.
When do I need to get a Medical?
Motorsport Australia is committed to making the sport as safe as practicable across all levels of participation. To maintain best practice in safety standards requires deep experience, technical expertise, and effective regulatory standards for which Motorsport Australia sets the benchmark.
With safety as the top priority for all participants, Motorsport Australia requires all new applicants – regardless of age and discipline – to complete a medical examination, and then every two years from the age of 60. This requirement is outlined in Form A of the Licence Application/Renewal form.
How do I upgrade my licence?
A licence can be upgraded using the Member Portal or by completing the licence upgrade form available on the Motorsport Australia website.
- Annual Heath Statement with additional medical clearance for listed conditions.
- First-time applicants of all ages require a full Motorsport Australia Medical Examination.
- Applicants over age 60 require a medical examination every second year.
- A resting ECG is required with all medicals.