Get Started in Motorsport

Choose your Motorsport Australia Licence

Speed & Non-Speed

A Speed Licence includes Speed and Non-Speed events such as regularity, supersprints, motorkhana, khanacross, and more.

First Gear

First Gear is designed for teenagers aged 12–17, learning the basics of motorsport and building their skills through fun exercises in provided cars.

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Circuit

Race meetings are held from Club level, all the way to the Supercars Championship.

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Rally

Rallies can be run on gravel or tarmac, and are typically held on public roads – closed off to the public.

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Off Road

Off Road events are competitions conducted on a course over a variety of terrains.

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Officials

Officials ensure that events are conducted safely, fairly and that the rules and regulations are upheld.

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Get on the grid with your Motorsport Australia Licence

With more than 3,000 events per year and nearly 600 affiliated car clubs, Motorsport Australia is proud to facilitate motor sport at all levels ranging from club level motorkhanas, through to the Formula 1 Rolex Australian Grand Prix.

Motorsport is a fun and exhilarating activity which can be enjoyed by people of all ages and levels of experience.

Click here to create your account on the Motorsport Australia Member Portal.

Come and Try

Motorsport Come and Try Days are held on many weekends in your state throughout the year. Come and Try Days are an easy and inexpensive way to get involved in motor sport. You don’t need a dedicated race car, all you need is your everyday road registered vehicle.

Click here to find out when the next Come and Try day is held in your state.

Join a Club

Joining a car club is the first step toward getting involved in motorsport. Being a member of a Motorsport Australia affiliated car club is great way to meet like minded enthusiasts as well as getting involved in events either as a volunteer or competitor.

There are over 580 affiliated car clubs that represent the diverse interest of both sporting and enthusiast members.

Club membership is a pre-requisite for all Motorsport Australia licences. Find a club in your state.

☎︎ Contact Motorsport Australia Online or call 1300 883 959

Motorsport Australia House, our national office in Canterbury, Victoria, is closed to the public due to the ongoing COVID-19 (Coronavirus) situation.

Motorsport Australia staff will remain contactable via email and phone, and those with general member queries can continue to contact us on the membership hotline on 1300 883 959.