A huge crowd flocked to Winton Motor Raceway for the 47th running of the annual Historic Winton event. The longest running two and four-wheel motorsport festival in Australia was organised by the Austin 7 Club in association with HMRAV.

This Saturday, the ‘Nation’s Action Track’ Winton Motor Raceway will host Round 2 of its Sprint Series. The Winton Sprint Series commenced on April 6th to great success with 48 cars in attendance.

This weekend sees the annual Historic Winton event take place, organised by the Austin 7 Club in association with HMRAV. The 2024 edition is the 47th running of the event and is the countries longest running historic car and motorcycle event. If you enjoy your four-wheel or two-wheel history, it is something you are not going to want to miss.

Fans flocked into Winton Motor Raceway to watch Round 2 of AASA’s Victorian Motor Racing Championship, under sunny skies there was not just state racing action, but a couple of national categories also.

The first round of the Winton Sprint Series kicked off with a promising start, featuring excellent driving standards and favourable weather conditions. Notably, all cars showcased exceptional reliability, completing all laps across all sessions without any issues.

Drivers took flight over Mt Jane at Calder Park Raceway on March 16-17. The VMRC season launch was a relaxed schedule for the championship ahead of the blockbuster 2024 season, including the Winton 300 on August 9-11.

The 2023 racing season brought a wave of enthusiasm and competitive spirit across various rounds, showcasing remarkable moments and remarkable participants in each session.

The Winton Open Day and AASA-sanctioned Hi-Tec Oils Super Series officially Media Day kicked off on Saturday March 9th 2024.

The Ken Leigh HQ 4 Hour, marking its 30th anniversary, traces its origins back to the inaugural HQ 3 Hour event at Calder Park in 1983.