Motorsport Australia is pleased to announce it will work with Hi-Tec Motorsport and Benalla Auto Club in the running of the Hi-Tec Oils Super Series when it returns to Winton Motor Raceway on 25-27 September as a Motorsport Australia-permitted event.

Series Manager, George Gambino was quick to praise Motorsport Australia for its swift work to get categories back on track with minimal fuss.

“Thanks to Motorsport Australia, it’s business as usual for the Hi-Tec Oils Super Series, with full grids expected across the entire weekend,” Gambino said.

“Together, we will deliver the quality and professionalism that these categories deserve.”

The Hi-Tec Oils Super Series will resume with the as scheduled Round 5 at Winton Motor Raceway on 25-27 September, headlined by TA2, IRC, Legend Cars Australia, Formula Ford and Formula RX8.

Motorsport Australia CEO Josh Blanksby was pleased to be able to help the series carry on, for the benefit of the categories, and the sport.

“As is the case with every Motorsport Australia-permitted event, the Hi-Tec Oils Super Series will run with the confidence of being backed by world-class insurance coverage and the support of a highly experienced team on the ground,” Blanksby added.

Motorsport Australia will again provide any competitor who does not currently hold a Motorsport Australia licence with a quick and easy way to compete as planned, transitioning to a Motorsport Australia licence, as it did for Winton 300 and Australian Super Truck Racing Series competitors in this same situation.

For more information about the Hi-Tec Oils Super Series.