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cams.com.au take a look at some events on the agenda this week, from state and national level through to grassroots motor sport.

When: 4-5 October

Where: Huntly Livestock Exchange

The second Speed and Auto Test Championship for 2019 kicks off this weekend with the best Motorkhana drivers from around the country heading to Victoria for the chance to be crowned Australian champion. 

Headlining the healthy 54-car field is reigning champion Corrine East-Johnston and the three-time winner is back to defend her championship against long time rival and four time champion Scott Bennett, as well as last year’s runner-up Aaron Wuillemin.

 

Competitors will undergo between four and 12 tests throughout the day, including the crossover and Slalom tests with the outright winner to be decided based on the lowest accumulated total time across all tests.

 

The action gets underway at 9am with entry free to all spectators.

 

When: 5 October

Where: Mt Cotton Hill Climb

 

The second last Club Challenge for the year takes place at the popular Mount Cotton Hill Climb as clubs from around the state battle it out for a special financial prize.

 

Hosted by the MG Car Club of Queensland, a number of teams made up of three to five members will compete in the hopes of beating defending champions Holden Sporting Car Club who are hoping to add another piece of silverware to their trophy cabinet.

 

Each driver gets multiple runs at the circuit with their best lap time contributing to their team scores. The team with the lowest total score takes out the top prize with the free action taking place all day.

 

 

 

When: 6 October

Where: Symmons Plains Raceway

 

Another state circuit championship takes place this weekend, as a number of the staple categories reach the pointy end of their respective seasons.

 

From Saloon Cars to Formula Vees, more than 75 entries will be competing on the state’s famous race track with the penultimate round of the year to take place with one day of action packed racing. 

As well as a historic regularity, there will be a variety of classic vehicles for motor sport fans to get up close and personal with, as well as witness history come alive in a jam packed day of action starting from 9am local time. 

Click here for more information on the CAMS Tasmanian Circuit Racing Championship.

 

Other events around Australia.