With just four weeks to go until the highly anticipated Benalla Street Art Festival, it’s time to highlight four must-do experiences leading up to this iconic event. As a major sponsor and one of the key attractions in the region, Winton Motor Raceway is an unmissable stop for motorsport and art lovers alike.

The 2025 Victorian Motor Racing Championship (VMRC) will roar into life this weekend with Round 1 at Winton Motor Raceway in country Victoria.

The Hi-Tec Oils Super Series returns bigger and better than ever in season 2025, with new categories and more off-track entertainment.

The Australian Auto-Sport Alliance (AASA) has formed a new academy designed to assist drivers in progressing through the open-wheel ranks of motorsport.

In 2025, the Australian Super Trucks will again become a national traveling series, visiting at least three states over the course of the season.

In 2025, motorsport broadcaster Blend Line TV (BLTV) will livestream the Victorian Motor Racing Championship (VMRC).

The Victorian Motor Racing Championship (VMRC) will host 10 circuit racing categories in 2025 across the six-round season.

It sees the old favourites return, as well as some new ones joining for the very first time. Several categories will complete in all events, while others will make cameo appearances.

Entries for Round 1 of the 2025 Victorian Motor Racing Championship (VMRC) from March 7-9, have opened.

The Australian Auto-Sport Alliance (AASA) run series will commence at Winton Motor Raceway this year with five categories on show across the weekend.

In 2025, the Victorian Motor Racing Championship (VMRC) will expand into South Australia, visiting the Shell V-Power Motorsport Park for the first time, as part of a six-round series.

On the weekend of December 6-8 Winton Motor Raceway will host to not one, but two endurance events, the Ken Leigh HQ 4 Hour and the David Lowe Memorial Excel Enduro Cup.

The Nation’s Action Track certainly lived up to its name, the final round of the Victorian Motor Racing Championships (VMRC) was an exciting event with four categories in action, including one national series. The Australian Super Trucks was the national series joined by 2 Litre Sports Sedans, the APRA Nissan Pulsars and Victorian Super TT.

The fourth round of the Victorian Motor Racing Championship (VMRC) saw the thunder to return to Calder Park Raceway from September 27-29. One of the highlight categories was Stock Cars Australia, a series which features NASCARs and AUSCARs from the period and was fitting that they returned to their spiritual home Calder Park.