Street Kings and Signature Wraps presents our October edition of Cars and Coffee!
Hosted at Signature Wraps, they will have a live wrap demonstration, showing why wrapping and PPFing your pride and joy is essential!
Street Kings and Signature Wraps presents our October edition of Cars and Coffee!
Hosted at Signature Wraps, they will have a live wrap demonstration, showing why wrapping and PPFing your pride and joy is essential!
The Tri-Series is a friendly hillclimb competition in 2025 between members of Cooma Car Club, Southern District Motorsports Association, and Wollongong Sporting Car Club, featuring one event at each club’s circuit. It consists of three events, multiple vehicle classes, a points-based club championship, and limited entry slots, with various participation and vehicle restrictions.
This round is in Canberra at the SDMA Hillclimb.
Cars & Culture Melbourne returns to the St Kilda Triangle on Sunday, August 3, 2025, featuring a diverse display of supercars, custom builds, classics, bikes, live music, and free entry for all. Attendees can enjoy food vendors, exclusive event merchandise and charity raffles.
Cars & Culture is rolling back into Olympic Boulevard at Sydney Olympic Park on Sunday, 27 July 2025 from 9 AM to 12 PM, bringing together a vibrant mix of supercars, customs, JDMs, classics, 4×4s, bikes, and more—all in a family‑friendly atmosphere complete with live DJ, food vans, exclusive merch, charity raffles and a chance to find the Golden Ticket worth $20,000
MazdACT is back with their annual Canberra 7’s Day, hosted this year at a fresh new venue — The Spanish Club in Narrabundah. A full-throttle celebration of rotary legends, and JDM culture. This year raising money towards the charity organisation Fearless Women.
There were plenty of visitors from interstate who joined the event, including an RX4 from Adelaide.
As always plenty of other car brands were welcome to join the event.
The annual Geminats Trackday is back for 2025 at the Pheasant Wood Circuit in November. 1 hours drive from Canberra and 1.5 hours from Sydney.
Feature image provided by We love our cars on Instagram and Facebook.
July 31st is a special date for owners of the R31 Skyline. The “31” is obvious, and July being the 7th month is significant as the R31 represents the 7th generation of the Skyline. As such, R31 owners celebrate the date with a get-together.
Motorsport in Australia is a vibrant, accessible, and exhilarating pursuit open to people of all ages and experience levels. Whether you dream of racing wheel-to-wheel or just want to enjoy the thrill of driving on a track, here’s how you can get started.
1. Join a Motorsport Australia Affiliated Car Club
2. Try a “Come and Try” Day
3. Understand the Types of Motorsport Events
Australia offers a wide range of entry-level motorsport disciplines:
Event Type | Description |
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Motorkhana | Low-speed precision driving around cones; great for all cars and ages. |
Khanacross | Off-road timed events, slightly faster than Motorkhana. |
Supersprint | Timed laps on a circuit, competing against the clock, not wheel-to-wheel. |
Hillclimb | Timed runs up a hill course, focusing on car control and speed. |
4. Get Your Motorsport Australia Licence
5. Prepare Your Car and Gear
6. Learn and Improve
7. Progress at Your Own Pace
8. Get Involved as a Volunteer or Official
Key Contacts and Resources
Final Tips
By following these steps, you’ll be well on your way to experiencing the thrill of motorsport in Australia, whether as a competitor, volunteer, or passionate fan.
The Goodwood Revival is a world-renowned vintage motorsport festival that celebrates the golden era of racing with classic cars, period dress, and historic charm. Held annually at the Goodwood Circuit in West Sussex, it offers an immersive step back in time to the 1940s, ’50s, and ’60s.
The Melbourne Motor Show is returning in 2026 and will be held from April 10-12 at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC).