Need your fill of motor sport action but don’t know where to get it?
cams.com.au take a look at some events on the agenda this week, from state and national level through to grassroots motor sport.
Shannons Nationals – Phillip Island
When: 7-9 June
Where: Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit
The second round of the Shannons Nationals takes place at the iconic Phillip Island with four categories set to battle it out on the famous beachside circuit.
The CAMS Australian Endurance Championship will kick off its 2019 season with a three hour race on Sunday, while the carsales TCR Australia Series returns after a successful debut round last month.
Along with the CAMS PAYCE Australian Formula 4 Championship and the Porsche Michelin GT3 Cup Challenge Australia, fans will be treated to a entertaining spectacle all weekend.
Tickets start from $20 for adults with children under the age of 16 able to enter for free. Fans who are unable to attend the three-day event can watch for free via live stream on thenationals.com.au
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2019 Tatts Finke Desert Race
When: 7-10 June
Where: Alice Springs
The biggest off road event on Australian soil takes place this weekend with Alice Springs hosting the ever-popular Tatts Finke Desert Race.
More than 160 drivers and 600 riders from around the country and beyond will congregate in the Northern Territory to race from Alice Springs to Finke and back in what is dubbed one of the most challenging off road events in the world.
The country’s biggest names will also be in attendance for the BFGoodrich CAMS Australian Off Road Championship’s second round including Shannon Rentsch, Mark Burrows and David Fellows.
With the Street Party taking place on Thursday night and Scrutineering on Friday, all the action will get underway on Saturday morning with Prologue before drivers begin their journey first thing Sunday morning.
2019 Noosa Hillclimb
When: 8-9 June
Where: Gyndier Drive Tewantin
While the main event in Noosa will be the hill climb, there are a number of other activations certain to entertain every type of motor sport fan.
There will be two types of competitions across the weekend with more than 180 cars tackling the 1.5km course in Tewantin National Park, while the Muscle Car challenge will have drivers in all forms of classic muscle cars taking on a regularity.
Also on display will be a number of vehicles where fans can get up close and inspect, as well as meeting the figures responsible for pushing these iconic cars to the max.
With the action getting underway from 8.30am on both days, fans can purchase tickets for $20 or buy at the gate.
Click here for more information on the 2019 Noosa Hillclimb.
Other events around Australia.
2020 HD & HR Holden Nationals
When: 6-7 June
Where: GJ Walter Park - Raby Bay
Australian Hay Mini Nationals
When: 7-9 June
Where: Hay, New South Wales
The 2019 Sydney Classic
When: 8-9 June
Where: Sydney Motorsport Park
2019 UP & GO Victorian Hillclimb Championship
When: 8-9 June
Where: One Tree Hill
CAMS Mantic Clutch NSW Hill Climb Championship Round 5
When: 8-9 June
Where: Mountain View Motorsport Complex
MG Club Challenge 2019
When: 8-9 June
Where: Bryant Park
SEAC Motorkhana & Autocross Round 2
When: 8-9 June
Where: SEAC Park
HSV Fest Track Day
When: 9 June
Where: Logic Centre Wodonga
All Toyota Winterfest 2019
When: 9 June
Where: Caribbean Gardens
Autocross Round 2
When: 9 June
Where: Bunbury Autocross Circuit
Queens Birthday Sprint
When: 9-10 June
Where: Sandown Raceway
Grenfell car show
When: 9 June
Where: West Wyalong