The second round of the 2023 Supercheap Auto Club Development Fund is now accepting applications.
 
The Club Development Fund is available to Motorsport Australia affiliated clubs and aimed at supporting clubs in their growth and development.
 
Find out more about the Supercheap Auto Club Development Fund and apply now.
 
The funding areas available cover safety and operational equipment, volunteer upskilling and club capacity, women and girls’ participation initiatives, as well as events and activities designed to introduce new participants to motorsport.
 
Round one of the 2023 fund saw 10 Motorsport Australia clubs benefit from the Supercheap Auto Club Development Fund, including the HSV Owners Club of Victoria who received funding to support their Come & Try Day to be held at Sandown Raceway on November 25. While being open to all, the event also brings a focus to providing an entry point for women wanting to get behind the wheel.
 
Clubs are encouraged to discuss any projects with their Regional Development Executive before submitting an application.
 
Director of Motorsport & Commercial Operations Michael Smith encouraged all clubs to apply.
 
“The Supercheap Auto Club Development Fund is a great initiative that is making a positive difference to Motorsport Australia affiliated clubs,” Smith said.
 
“We’d encourage all our clubs to consider applying and making the most of this great opportunity to invest into events and programs that will help see more people enjoying more motorsport more often.
 
“Thanks must also go to Supercheap Auto for their ongoing support and commitment to our clubs across the country.”

List of round one recipients

VIC: HSV Owners Club Victoria (Incorporating HDT) Inc
VIC: Austin Healey Sprite Drivers' Club
TAS: Hobart Sporting Car Club
TAS: Light Car Club of Tasmania
QLD: Historic Leyburn Sprints
QLD: Central Coast Car Club (Gladstone)
NSW: Raleigh Motorsports Association
WA: WA Sporting Car Club
WA: Ashendons First intervention Inc
SA: Tarmac Junior Development Program Assoc of South Australia