300 Series: endurance racing at it’s finest- Sydney, wakefield (one raceway) and winton!

The Ultimate Endurance Challenge: The 300 Series is BACK!

The 300 Series is back for 2025, bringing endurance racing action across three of Australia’s most exciting circuits. Featuring the Sydney 300, Wakefield 300 (One Raceway), and the Viola Wealth Winton 300, this legendary series challenges drivers with 300 km of intense racing, compulsory pit stops, and strategic driver changes.

The 300 series offers a huge variety in terms of tracks and conditions with the Sydney 300 being under lights. It’s a massive draw to the Bathurst 6 Hour crowd, holding all the same elements of the popular National event.

In our opinion - the most exciting thing about the 300 is the chance to be on such a massive starting grid. With around 60-70 cars starting each year, the enduro has timed classes making it accessible to the humble Hyundai Excel whilst still enticing the beefy, kitted out M3’s.

RaceAway Track Time at the Sydney 300 in 2024

300 Series Calendar: 2025

• Ptcher Partners Sydney 300 – May 16–17

• Wakefield (One Raceway) 300 – August 16 (TBC)

• Viola Wealth Winton 300 – August 30–31

Each event features 300 km of racing, compulsory pit stops, and a diverse grid of competitors, making the 300 Series the ultimate test of skill, strategy, and endurance.

Sydney 300 – May 16–17 (Pitcher Partners Sydney 300 – Under Lights!)

The Pitcher Partners Sydney 300 is the only night race in the series, offering a unique endurance challenge at Sydney Motorsport Park (SMSP). This 3.93 km circuit is one of Australia’s premier venues, featuring:

• 11 turns, demanding precision and skill

• A long pit straight, setting up exciting overtakes into Turn 1

• Technical corners like Turns 2–3 and the Turn 9 hairpin, where racecraft is key

• Floodlit racing, adding an extra level of difficulty as visibility changes into the night

With compulsory pit stops and driver changes, the Sydney 300 is all about teamwork, consistency, and strategy—perfect preparation for larger endurance events like Bathurst.

Wakefield (One Raceway) 300 – August 16 (TBC) – A Classic Returns!

We’re excited to welcome back the Wakefield 300, now held at One Raceway! With recent track upgrades, this 2.2 km technical circuit is back on the endurance racing calendar, bringing:

• 12 corners packed into a short lap, ensuring close racing

• Tight, technical sections, testing throttle control and smooth driving

• Elevation changes that make braking zones tricky, requiring maximum concentration

The Wakefield 300 is a fantastic opportunity for endurance newcomers - plenty of time on track to master the new “slingshot” corner.

Viola Wealth Winton 300 – August 30–31

The Viola Wealth Winton 300 takes competitors to Winton Raceway, one of Australia’s most iconic tracks for endurance battles. This 3.0 km circuit presents a perfect mix of high-speed sections and technical challenges, including:

• 12 corners, requiring a balance of aggression and precision

• A long back straight, ideal for slipstreaming and strategic overtakes

• Tight chicanes and hairpins, testing patience and car control

• Heavy braking zones, demanding endurance from both driver and car

The Winton 300 is a true endurance test, rewarding smart strategy and well-executed pit stops.

Arrive ‘n’ Drive: Hassle-Free Endurance Racing

Looking to race without the stress of car ownership? Our Arrive ‘n’ Drive package is the perfect way to compete in the 300 Series, whether for one event or three.

What’s Included?

✅ Race Car Hire
✅ Race Entres & Dorian Timing Hire
✅ Professional Pit Crew & Refuelling Rig
✅ Driver Coaching & Strategy

Whether you’re looking for Sydney Motorsport Park race car hire for the Pitcher Partners Sydney 300, or aiming for the full endurance racing season with the Wakefield 300 and Viola Wealth Winton 300, we’ve got you covered.

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With RaceAway Track Time, you can experience 300 km endurance racing without the hassle. Book now for one or all three rounds and be part of one of Australia’s most exciting racing series.

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Pheasant Wood Circuit Summer Series Dates

DATES ANNOUNCED: pHEASANT wOOD cIRCUIT sUMMER sERIES 2025

Affordable, Expert Racing Packages

For motorsport enthusiasts looking to step onto the racetrack without the significant investment of owning a race car, the Pheasant Wood Circuit Summer Series 2025 offers an accessible entry point into competitive racing. With RaceAway Track Time, you can take part in this exciting event using our expertly prepared race cars and comprehensive Arrive 'n' Drive racing packages. Whether you're a seasoned track day driver or a complete beginner wondering how to start racing, this series is designed to provide a professional yet budget-conscious experience.

Why Choose the Pheasant Wood Circuit Summer Series?

This 3-round series is ideal for drivers seeking the thrill of competition while keeping costs under control. With a structured format, professional timing, and accessible licensing options, it’s a straightforward way to gain real door to door racing experience. Race one or all of the rounds.

• Venue: Pheasant Wood Circuit, Marulan, NSW

• Round Dates:

  • Round 1: Sunday, 19th January 2025

  • Round 2: Saturday, 8th February 2025

  • Round 3: Sunday, 23rd February 2025

• Event Format:

  • Practice/Qualifying: 30 minutes

  • Four races per round, including a reverse-grid finale for added challenge:

    • Race 1 - 12 laps

    • Race 2 - 12 laps

    • Race 3 - 12 laps

    • Race 4 - 15 laps Reverse grid

Affordable Racing Packages

Our Arrive 'n' Drive racing packages offer the perfect blend of performance, convenience, and cost-efficiency. Forget about the logistics of owning and preparing a race car; we’ve got everything covered.

Included in Your Package:

• Race Car Hire: Choose from:

  • Mazda MX5 race cars – lightweight, agile, and perfect for beginner racing.

  • Nissan Pulsar APRA race car – robust and ideal for consistent lap times.

• Pit Crew: Experienced professionals handle all vehicle maintenance, setup, and race-day adjustments.

• Fuel and Entries: All costs are included, so you can focus on the driving.

• Driver Coaching: Benefit from tailored advice from motorsport experts to hone your technique.

• Optional Add-Ons:

  • Observed Licence Test (OLT) take the opportunity to have your Motorsport Australia license signed off

  • Professional Photography

Why RaceAway Track Time?

For drivers looking for budget racing without sacrificing quality, our packages deliver exceptional value. RaceAway Track Time is recognised for providing premium services that cater to both newcomers and experienced drivers.

• Turnkey Racing Solutions: We take care of every detail, so you can enjoy the thrill of racing without unnecessary distractions.

• Expertly Maintained Cars: Our vehicles meet all Pheasant Wood Circuit regulations and are prepped for competitive performance.

What You Need to Know

• Licence Requirements: A Pheasant Wood Event Licence ($120/year) or a valid Motorsport Australia/AASA National Competition Licence is required.

• Driver Gear: Approved FIA standard suits, gloves, helmets, are mandatory.

• Entry Fee: $325 per round, included in our packages.

How to Book Your Racing Experience

Race one or all of the rounds! Spots are limited to 30 entrants per round, so act now to secure your place. Whether you’re looking to try Mazda MX5 car hire, Nissan Pulsar race car hire, or simply want to explore the world of Arrive 'n' Drive racing, this is your chance to participate in one of the best motorsport events in NSW.

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Australian Production Championships

The Australian Production Car Championship: Your Ultimate Guide

The Australian Production Car Championship (APC) is one of the premier motorsport events in Australia, offering drivers the chance to compete at a national level. With roots dating back to 1987, the APC has become a key fixture in the Australian racing calendar, known for its competitive spirit and diverse classes. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore the history, structure, and requirements of the APC, and how RaceAway Track Time’s Arrive 'n' Drive package can get you on the grid.

RaceAway Track Time Mazda SP25 at Australian Production Cars Phillip Island

A Brief History of the Australian Production Car Championship

The APC was first contested in 1987, making it one of the longest-standing production car racing championships in Australia. Originally, the championship was determined by the results of two races at Winton Motor Raceway in Victoria. Over the years, the APCC has evolved, undergoing various rebrandings and format changes, including its stint as the Australian GT Production Car Championship.

In 2003, the championship reverted to its original name, and from 2008 to 2015, it was awarded under the Australian Manufacturers' Championship. Since 2016, it has been known as the Australian Production Car Series, continuing to draw significant interest from drivers and teams across the country.

The Structure of the APCC

The APCC is a national-level racing series sanctioned by Motorsport Australia, serving as a precursor to the Bathurst 6 Hour, one of Australia’s most challenging endurance races. The 2024 season includes six rounds, each offering unique challenges across some of the country’s most iconic tracks.

2024 APC Schedule

• Round 1: Sandown Raceway (February 9-11) - 4x 30-minute races

• Round 2: The Bend Motorsport Park (May 31-June 2) - 4x 1-hour races

• Round 3: Queensland Raceway (July 12-14) - 1x 3-hour "Fight in the Night"

• Round 4: Phillip Island (August 23-25) - 4x 1-hour races

• Round 5: Sydney Motorsport Park (October 18-20) - 4x 1-hour races

• Round 6: Bathurst International (November 8-10) - 4x 30-minute sprints

Each round features a mix of sprint and endurance races, testing the speed, strategy, and stamina of both drivers and cars. The Bathurst International is particularly notable, pushing competitors to their limits on the legendary Mount Panorama circuit.

Classes in the APC

The APCC features a wide range of production cars, categorised into several classes based on performance characteristics. This class structure ensures that cars of similar capabilities compete against each other, creating fair and exciting racing.

APC Classes

• Class X - Ultimate Performance: The top tier for the most powerful and advanced cars.

• Class A1 - Extreme Performance Forced Induction: High-performance cars with turbocharged engines.

• Class A2 - Extreme Performance Naturally Aspirated: High-performance cars with naturally aspirated engines.

• Class B1 - High Performance Forced Induction: Slightly less powerful turbocharged cars compared to Class A1.

• Class B2 - High Performance Naturally Aspirated: Naturally aspirated cars that offer strong performance.

• Class C - Performance: Mid-range performance cars.

• Class D - Production: Standard production cars with minimal modifications.

• Class E - Compact: Smaller, less powerful production cars.

These classes allow for a diverse field, with cars of all types able to compete within their performance bracket.

DOWNLOAD AUSTRALIAN PRODUCTION CARS TECHNICAL REGULATIONS

Licensing and Competitor Eligibility

To compete in the APC, drivers and teams must meet specific licensing and eligibility requirements as set by Motorsport Australia.

Licensing Requirements

• Minimum Age: Drivers must be at least 16 years old for cars with a weight/power ratio of less than 5.0 kg/kW, and 15 years old for cars with a weight/power ratio of more than 5.0 kg/kW.

• Driver License: A Motorsport Australia Circuit Licence with Provisional endorsement is required for cars with a weight/power ratio of more than 3.5 kg/kW. For more powerful cars, a Motorsport Australia Circuit Licence without Provisional endorsement is necessary.

• Mount Panorama: Competing at Mount Panorama (Bathurst) and Phillip Island requires a Motorsport Australia Circuit Licence without Provisional endorsement or higher.

Vehicle Eligibility

• Group 3E - Series Production Car Regulations: DOWNLOAD HERE

• Closed or Hardtop Automobiles

• Eligible Automobiles: Cars must appear on the List of Eligible Automobiles published by Motorsport Australia. Any cars not on this list can be considered upon application.

RaceAway Track Time Class E car Mazda SP25 at APC Phillip Island

Points and Awards

The APC uses a points system that rewards consistency and performance throughout the season.

Points System

• Outright Points: Drivers are awarded points based on their finishing position in each race, excluding Class I.

• Class Points: Points are also awarded based on a driver's performance relative to others in their class.

To be eligible for a series championship, drivers must compete in at least three rounds, including the final round. The series also includes awards such as the Sprint Cup and Enduro Cup, recognising performance in sprint and endurance races, respectively.

Tyre Regulations

Tyres are a crucial component of performance, and the APC has strict regulations governing their use.

Approved Tyres:

• Brands: Yokohama, Hankook, Michelin, and Nankang.

• Compounds: Only medium compounds are permitted, ensuring durability and consistent performance across the races.

• Usage: A maximum of 12 tyres per round, with one set required to be new.

These tyre regulations are designed to maintain parity and ensure that driver skill and car setup play the primary roles in determining race outcomes.

RaceAway’s Arrive 'n' Drive Package

For those looking to compete in the APC without the hassle of owning and preparing a car, RaceAway Track Time offers an Arrive 'n' Drive package. This package is ideal for drivers who want a turnkey solution to participate in this prestigious series.

Arrive 'n' Drive Package Inclusions

• Race Car Hire: Fully prepared and race-ready cars that meet the APC's stringent regulations.

• Support Team/Pit Crew: Professional assistance throughout the race weekend, ensuring that your car is in peak condition.

• Comprehensive Spares Package: We provide all the necessary spares to keep your car running smoothly.

• Dorian Hire and Post-Race Footage: Analyze your performance and improve your driving skills with detailed data and video footage.

• Event Catering: Enjoy meals and refreshments throughout the race weekend.

• Coaching by Phil Alexander: Benefit from the experience of a seasoned racing professional.

Our Mazda SP25, which recently secured a 2nd place finish in the Bathurst 6 Hour, is one of the cars available through this package. With its FIA-approved roll cage, 2.5L engine, and Motorsport Australia log book, this car is a proven contender in the APC.

RaceAway’s Pit Crew at Mount Panorama Arrive ‘n’ Drive

Why Choose the APC?

The Australian Production Car Championship is more than just a racing series; it's a stepping stone to higher levels of motorsport. Here’s why you should consider participating:

National-Level Competition

The APC offers the chance to compete at some of Australia’s most prestigious tracks, including Sandown Raceway, The Bend, and Mount Panorama. This national exposure is invaluable for drivers looking to make a name for themselves in motorsport.

Diverse Classes

With multiple classes based on car performance, the APC provides opportunities for a wide range of vehicles and driver skill levels. Whether you’re piloting a compact car or a high-performance machine, there’s a place for you in the APC.

Pathway to Endurance Racing

The APCC serves as a precursor to the Bathurst 6 Hour, one of the toughest endurance races in Australia. Success in the APC can pave the way for future participation in this iconic event.

Conclusion

The Australian Production Car Championship is a cornerstone of Australian motorsport, offering drivers the opportunity to compete at a national level in a variety of production cars. With its rich history, diverse classes, and challenging race formats, the APC provides a comprehensive and competitive racing experience.

RaceAway Track Time’s Arrive 'n' Drive package offers a seamless entry into this prestigious series, allowing you to focus on what matters most—racing. Whether you’re an experienced driver or new to the scene, the APC is an opportunity to test your skills, gain national exposure, and potentially pave the way to racing success.

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RX8 CUP SERIES

The RX8 Cup Series: Your Gateway to Competitive Motorsport 🏎️💨

The Australian RX8 Cup Series, masterminded by Ric Shaw, has quickly become one of the most exciting and accessible motorsport categories in Australia. Since its inception in mid-2017, the RX8 Cup has grown rapidly, attracting a loyal following of drivers and rotary enthusiasts. This blog post will delve into the vital information about the RX8 Cup Series, including category and licensing requirements, and how to get started, including details about our Arrive 'n' Drive package.

RaceAway RX8 Race car at the RX8 Cup

What is the RX8 Cup Series?

The RX8 Cup Series is a one-make racing category specifically for Mazda RX8 Series 1 manual transmission cars (2003-2008). The series operates under Motorsport Australia National guidelines and aims to be the most cost-effective grassroots motorsport series in the country.

Key Features of the RX8 Cup Series

One Make Series

The RX8 Cup Series is a one-make series, meaning all competitors race in identical Mazda RX8 cars. This setup ensures a level playing field, where the emphasis is on driver skill rather than car modifications. The controlled parameters for performance and vehicle components promote parity, making the racing close and highly competitive. This format highlights the talents of the drivers, creating a thrilling spectacle for both participants and spectators.

Community

The RX8 Cup Series is not just about racing; it's about building a community. The series fosters a supportive and inclusive environment where drivers of all skill levels can come together, share their passion for motorsport, and build lasting friendships. The camaraderie among competitors is a defining feature of the RX8 Cup, making it a welcoming space for newcomers and experienced racers alike. Maisie Place, the series ambassador, embodies this community spirit, actively promoting and supporting fellow racers. Maisie has been a pivotal figure in the series since 2018, both as a driver and race mechanic. She is dedicated to fostering a positive and inclusive environment within the motorsport community.

RX8 Cup Ambassador Maisie Place at Sydney Motorsport Park

Value for Money

The RX8 Cup Series offers exceptional value for money. Building a competitive RX8 race car costs between $10,000-$14,000 if you do the work yourself. The series is designed to be cost-effective, ensuring that motorsport remains accessible. Moreover, the RX8 Cup is renowned for providing an unparalleled amount of drive time. Participants have access to a wide array of tracks across Australia, allowing them to maximise their track time and hone their skills. This focus on affordability and extensive drive time makes the RX8 Cup a standout choice for grassroots racers.

Licensing and Registration

To compete in the RX8 Cup Series, drivers must meet specific licensing and registration requirements:

• Licensing: A valid Motorsport Australia or AASA racing license is required.

• Registration: Drivers must pay the applicable registration fee and receive acceptance from the Category Manager. Registration for the series or any event implies agreement to comply with all Sporting and Technical Regulations and directives from the event organisers.

Getting Started in the RX8 Cup Series

Starting your journey in the RX8 Cup Series is straightforward, especially with RaceAway’s comprehensive support.

Steps to Get Started

1. Obtain a Racing License: Ensure you have a valid Motorsport Australia or AASA racing license. You can sit your OLT in house with RaceAway. READ MORE about getting your Motorsport Australia license.

2. Register for the Series: Pay the registration fee and get approval from the Category Manager.

3. Prepare Your Car: Build or buy a Mazda RX8 Series 1 manual transmission car that meets the series specifications or hire an RX8 race car.

4. Join the Action: Enter races and start competing!

Download RX8 technical regulations.

RaceAway's RX8 Cup Arrive 'n' Drive Package

For those who want to dive straight into the action without the hassle of car preparation, RaceAway offers an Arrive 'n' Drive package.

Arrive 'n' Drive Package Inclusions

Race Car Hire: Fully prepped RX8 meeting production specifications.

Coaching by Phil Alexander: Expert guidance to improve your performance.

Fuel and Transport: All logistics handled by us.

Support Team/Pit Crew: Professional assistance throughout the event.

Comprehensive Spares Package: Ensuring top performance and reliability.

Dorian Hire

Why Choose the RX8 Cup Series?

The RX8 Cup Series offers a unique opportunity for drivers to showcase their skills in a competitive, yet cost-effective, racing environment. The series emphasises driver talent over car modifications, making for exciting and close racing.

Benefits of Competing in the RX8 Cup Series

• Affordable Racing: Low-cost entry point compared to other motorsport categories.

• High-Performance Cars: The Mazda RX8 is well-balanced with excellent handling characteristics.

• Community: Join a supportive and enthusiastic motorsport community.

• National Exposure: Compete at a national level with high competitor numbers and entertaining races.

• Quality Racing: Designed by racers for racers, ensuring top-tier competition and thrilling races.

RX8 Racing Opportunities

The versatility and performance of the Mazda RX8 make it suitable for other prominent races beyond the RX8 Cup Series. Notably, RX8 cars have been successfully used at Challenge Bathurst and in the Bathurst 6 Hour, an endurance race that tests the durability and reliability of both car and driver. The RX8's well-balanced chassis and robust rotary engine make it a competitive choice for long-distance racing events. This adaptability underscores the value of investing in an RX8 race car, as it opens up opportunities to compete in a variety of prestigious motorsport events.

Driver Manarth Prasad in the RaceAway RX8 Race car at Challenge Bathurst

Conclusion

The RX8 Cup Series, under the expert guidance of Ric Shaw is a fantastic entry-level motorsport category that offers affordable, competitive, and thrilling racing. With RaceAway’s Arrive 'n' Drive package, getting started in the RX8 Cup has never been easier. Don't miss the chance to be part of this exhilarating series.

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Australian Pulsar Racing Association Series

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The Australian Pulsar Racing Association (APRA) Series: Everything You Need to Know

The Australian Pulsar Racing Association (APRA) Series is one of the most exciting and accessible grassroots motorsport series in Australia. As proud sponsors, RaceAway Track Time is thrilled to support this championship that brings together club-level competitors in a fun and competitive environment. If you're looking to get involved in motorsport, the APRA Series is the perfect entry point.

What is the APRA Series?

The APRA Series is a circuit racing championship specifically for N14 and N15 Nissan Pulsars. These front-wheel-drive cars are known for their reliability and performance, competing in a tightly controlled series to ensure parity and competitive racing. Here's a closer look at what you need to know:

Car Type

• Eligible Models: N14 and N15 Nissan Pulsars, in either sedan or hatch variations.

• Engine: Designed around the 2.0 (SR20DE) & 1.6 (GA16DE) models.

• Racing Weight: Minimum of 1100kg with driver and safety equipment.

• Safety Requirements: Each vehicle must be fitted with a Type 3 full safety cage compliant with Schedule J of the Motor Sport Australia Manual.

• Tyres: Only APRA branded Yokohama Advan Neova AD09 195/50/15 tyres are permitted purchased from Gordon Leven Tyres.

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Licensing and Eligibility

• To compete in the APRA Series, drivers must meet certain licensing and membership requirements:

• Licensing: Competitors must hold a valid Motorsport Australia or AASA racing license.

• Membership: Drivers must be current financial members of APRA. Single event memberships are available at the discretion of the APRA Directors

Race Format

The APRA Series features a mix of sprint and endurance races, providing a diverse and challenging racing experience.

• Sprint Races: Short, intense races that test speed and agility.

• Endurance Races: Longer races that emphasise strategy and stamina. The final round of the year is an endurance event that carries double points.

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Competitive Racing

The APRA Series attracts highly competitive drivers, making it a thrilling experience for both participants and spectators. As a one-make series, it pitches driving skill against driving skill, ensuring that the races are not only fair but also incredibly exciting. Every driver competes in identical cars, which means that winning comes down to pure driving talent and racecraft.

2024 Race Calendar

The 2024 season includes multiple rounds in both New South Wales and Victoria, providing ample opportunities to compete and accumulate points toward the championship.

New South Wales

• Round 1: Sydney Motorsport Park (AASA) - February 3, 2024

• Round 2: Bathurst 6 Hour Support (MA) - March 29-30, 2024

• Round 3: Sydney Motorsport Park (MA) - May 25-26, 2024

• Round 4: Sydney Motorsport Park (AASA) - June 16, 2024

• Round 5: Sydney Motorsport Park (MA) - August 3-4, 2024

• Round 6: Sydney Motorsport Park (AASA) - September 15, 2024

• Round 7: TBC (Endurance Event) - Date TBD

Victoria

• Round 1: Calder Park (AASA) - March 16-17, 2024

• Round 2: Winton Raceway (AASA) - May 11-12, 2024

• Round 3: Phillip Island (MA) - June 22-23, 2024

• Round 4: Winton Raceway (AASA) - August 10-11, 2024

• Round 5: Calder Park (AASA) - September 21-22, 2024

• Round 6: Phillip Island (MA) - November 9-10, 2024

Points System

Points are awarded based on the finishing order in each race. The final race at each event is a "Trophy Race," with trophies awarded to the top 3 overall finishers and the top 3 masters (over 45) competitors. The series champion is determined by the highest total points across all rounds, minus the lowest scoring round. The round 7 endurance event carries double points.

RaceAway Arrive 'n' Drive Package

Ready to join the APRA Series but don't have your own car? Our Arrive 'n' Drive package is the easiest way to get on track.

Inclusions:

• Race Car Hire: Fully prepped N14 or N15 Nissan Pulsar.

• Fuel and Transport: We handle all logistics, so you just focus on racing.

• Support Team/Pit Crew: Professional assistance throughout the event.

• Comprehensive Spares Package: Ensuring top performance and reliability.

• Dorian Hire

• Coaching by Phil Alexander: Expert guidance to improve your performance.

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Conclusion

The APRA Series offers a fantastic platform for club-level competitors to enjoy fair and competitive racing. With our comprehensive Arrive 'n' Drive packages, getting involved has never been easier. Don't miss out on the opportunity to be part of this thrilling championship.

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