Get along to the Ladies Come & Try Day

LADIES - keen to get involved in motorsport but haven’t yet got up the courage to enter your first competitive event. Then come along to our Ladies Come & Try Day on Saturday 29 March. This program is designed to provide basic motorsport skills to women and girls with no motorsport experience. To participate in the Come & Try Day, lady drivers must have some driving experience as this program aims to build on basic skills and work towards developing an understanding of driving and safety requirements to get the best out of ‘grass roots’ motor sport competition at an introductory level. Ladies who have just started competing, are also welcome to join. Complete your application now - www.msct.com.au/ladies-come-try-day

Capacity Crowd Kicks Off 2025 MSCT Khanacross Series

Saturday 22 February saw a capacity field of competitors gathered on a blistering day at MSCT KhanaPark, Symmons Plains Raceway, for the first round of the 2025 MSCT Khanacross Series..

It was fabulous to see our seasoned competitors return for another year of racing. At the pointy end of the field, regulars Lyndon Kettle (1st), Matthew Von Bertouch (2nd), and Craig Hardstaff (3rd) battled for the outright title of the day, with only 1.5 seconds separating 1st from 3rd place. In the Junior AWD Class, Makkai Kettle took the win, closely followed by Maklyn Midgley (2nd) and James Gaunt (3rd). In the Junior 2WD Class, Lucas Marshall triumphed over his older brother Jonathon (3rd), with Chad Edwards taking 2nd place. Jenna Brozek won the Ladies Outright with Jo Woolley (2nd) hot on her heels. In the Ladies 2WD Class, Belinda Brock took the win with Adine Whicombe in 2nd place and Laura Hayes in 3rd.

A number of new competitors were welcomed to their first Khanacross event, and there was a massive field of 16 juniors. The day's highlight was Clerk of Course Damian Midgley's Super Lap—a race against the clock that took competitors for a quick spin around the North and South tracks. There was fierce competition among some of the more experienced drivers to see who could make the highest jump when traversing between the South and North tracks. Jump onto the Facebook group to see the photos.

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Entries Open for Round 1 - MSCT Khanacross Championship

Join us at the first round of the Motor Sports Club of Tasmania Khanacross Series at our purpose built track at Symmons Plains on Saturday 22 February.

To enter:
1) Complete your online entry at Motorsport Australia Event Entry - https://evententry.motorsport.org.au/v2/events/5037.
2) Email entries@msct.com.au with your completed Scrutiny Statement of Vehicle Compliance form along with proof of payment of your entry fee.

Entries close at midnight on Tuesday 18 February, all entry paperwork must be submitted by this time.

Supplementary Regulations will be available at https://www.msct.com.au/khana shortly.

There will be a canteen at the event.

Save the dates - MSCT competition dates announced

1 Feb - Tasmanian Motorkhana Championship Round 2 (Grass)

22 Feb - MSCT Khanacross Series Round 1

8 Mar - MSCT Motorkhana Series Round 2

29 Mar - Ladies Come and Try Day

12 Apr - MSCT Khanacross Series Round 2

17 May - MSCT Khanacross Series Round 3

14 Jun - Tasmanian Motorkhan Championship Round 3

12 Jul - MSCT Gravel Hill Climb

2 Aug - MSCT Driftkhana Fun and Come & Try Day

30 Aug - MSCT Khanacross Series Round 4

27 Sep - Tasmania Motorkhana Championship 2025 - Round 5

25 Oct - MSCT Tasmanian Khanacross Championship

13 Dec - Motor Sports Club of Tasmania Khanacross Series 2025 - Round 6

Notice of Annual General Meeting

The Motor Sports Club of Tasmania Inc. will be conducting their Annual General Meeting on Wednesday 12th February commencing at 7.00pm in the BBQ Room at The Newstead Hotel, 160 Elphin Road, Newstead.

As we are at the pub, come along early and join the committee for a counter meal from 6.00pm.

Notice of AGM and Committee Nomination Form

We look forward to seeing you there.