Australian Super Trucks joins Motorsport Australia in a deal that sees the Australian National Truck Racing Organisation (ANTRO) partner with the governing body commencing in September 2026.

Motorsport Australia has permitted their first truck racing event in over 10 years, developing new Truck Racing Regulations now available on the Motorsport Australia website, opening opportunities for truck racers throughout the country to join the national series.

ANTRO President Bobby Dale is ready to see Australian Super Trucks go racing once again.

“We want to provide a framework that our competitors understand and trust, and Motorsport Australia has been quick to help us achieve that.” said Dale.

With two rounds remaining in 2026 and a big series planned for 2027, Motorsport Australia and the ANTRO are working together to ensure Australian Super Truck Racing compete with full grids and a safe, sustainable racing model.

Motorsport Australia CEO Josh Blanksby echoed Dale’s sentiments.

“It’s our job to support the entire motorsport community and we’re pleased to see the return of truck racing to Motorsport Australia.” said Blanksby.

The next round of the Australian Super Truck Racing Series and the first round supported by Motorsport Australia will be Round 3 held at Morgan Park Raceway on 5-7 September, followed by Round 4 and the season finale at Winton Motor Raceway on 2-4 October.

More information can be found on the Australian Super Trucks website.