The MSCT offers a range of motorsport activities from entry level grass roots events that anyone can compete at with no previous motor sports experience and on a very small budget, to State Championship Rallying. We also encourage anyone who would like to try officiating at events to get in touch. This is a great way to get an insight into how are events are run, and how people prepare their cars.

What do I need to compete?

Preparing for your first event

To make sure that you are ready to compete in your first event:

  • Review the Motorsport Australia Manual to ensure you and your car are ready to compete. There are a few basic requirements for most of our events, which can include the use of a helmet and installation of a fire extinguisher.

  • Make sure you read through the Auto-test section on the regulations to make sure you have the basics covered. Most of our regular events are covered under this section.

To enter an event

To enter an event. You need to get a:

  • Motorsport Australia License: Our Motorkhana, Khanacross, DriftKhana and all other non-social events require a Motorsport Australia Speed License. You can download the application form from the Motorsport Australia website.

  • Club Membership: Head to our membership page and sign up as a member! We also accept entries from members of other Motorsport Australia affiliated clubs.

Before entering an event, it is important to understand what you are required to do for the event, including when the event starts, any rules for competition etc. To find out these particulars, you will need to read a couple of documents!

  • Supplementary Regulations: Before every event, Supplementary Regulations (often just called “supp regs”) will be posted to this website. This document will have all the information you need about the event, location, starting time, cost and importantly information specific to the event. It is important to always read the supp regs before going to an event, even if it’s an event you attend often. These regulations will also contain contact information of people you can talk to about anything to do with that event and they would always be happy to help get you started

  • Series Regulations: Many times the supp regs will refer to rules for the series. These are also posted on the website under the discipline specific page.

  • Entry Form: You’ll need to complete a online entry through the Motorsport Australia portal and complete a Motorsport Australia Statement of Compliance. Your Self-Scrutiny Statement of Vehicle Compliance and proof of payment for your entry must be emailed to entries@msct.com.au before the close of entries deadline.

Preparing for your first event

To make sure that you are ready to compete in your first event:

  • Review the Motorsport Australia Manual to ensure you and your car are ready to compete. There are a few basic requirements for most of our events, which can include the use of a helmet and installation of a fire extinguisher.

  • Make sure you read through the Auto-test section on the regulations to make sure you have the basics covered. Most of our regular events are covered under this section.

Coming to your first event

So the big day has arrived, and your heading to your first event:

  • Make sure that ALL your paperwork and entry is submitted before midnight on the day that entries close, usually the Tuesday before the event.

  • Read the Supplementary Regulations prior to arriving at the event.

  • Attend Driver’s Briefing at the time designated in the Supplementary Regulations, usually 8.45am for most of our competitions.