Motorsport Australia is proud to see the Race Of Champions (ROC) unfold in Sydney, marking a historic moment for Australian motorsport.

This globally renowned event brings together some of the world’s best drivers from Formula 1, World Rally, endurance racing, and more—competing in identical machinery to determine the ultimate champion.

Having the ROC on Australian soil highlights Australia’s passion for motorsport.

Accor Stadium has been transformed into a motorsport battleground, delivering an exciting spectacle for fans and showcasing the immense skill of international racing legends.

A key feature of this year’s event is the eROC World Final, a groundbreaking competition where four elite sim racers will go head-to-head.

Motorsport Australia is proud to facilitate this innovative format, providing simulators via our partners Next Level Racing and personnel to support the competition and further bridge the gap between esports and real-world motorsport.

“Hosting the ROC reinforces Australia’s leading position in global motorsport,” said Sunil Vohra, CEO Motorsport Australia.

“The event brings international attention, significant economic benefits, and inspires the next generation of racers and officials to explore the various pathways into motorsport. It also showcases the world class standard of Motorsport Australia’s officials and volunteers, who are vital in ensuring the success of events at every level.”

Adding to the excitement, Team Australia is proudly taking on the world with a stellar lineup of homegrown talent competing against international champions.

Representing Australia, Brodie Kostecki (2023 Supercars Champion, 2024 Bathurst 1000 winner) and Will Brown (2024 Supercars Champion) are proving why they are at the top of their game. With Molly Taylor (Australian Rally Champion, 2021 and 2024 Extreme E Champion) and Toby Price (two-time Dakar Rally winner, 2024 Baja 500 winner) showcasing Australia’s world-class off-road racing pedigree. Their presence at ROC highlights the strength and depth of Australian motorsport talent across multiple disciplines.

With a global broadcast audience and an electric atmosphere at the venue, the Race Of Champions is a milestone moment for Australian motorsport, demonstrating continued growth and accessibility of the sport.