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Rebecca Hind’s dedication to capturing the people and moments behind Australian motorsport has earned her recognition as the Supercheap Auto Official Superstar of the Month for September.

A respected motorsport photographer, Hind has spent more than a decade documenting Motorsport Australia events, with a particular focus on the officials who play an essential role ...


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A Motorsport Australia licence provides more than just the opportunity to compete – it also includes important insurance benefits designed to protect competitors while participating in Motorsport Australia events.

Every Motorsport Australia licence holder is covered by both public liability and personal accident insurance.

Public liability insurance provid...


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GT World Challenge Australia powered by AWS

GT World Challenge Australia heads to Sydney Motorsport Park for its penultimate round of the season, with the Pro-Am title fight finely poised and five manufacturers represented across the 15-car GT3 field.

Reigning champions Broc Feeney and Brad Schumacher return in the #1 Kelso Electrical Team...


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Safety cages are an essential part of a motorsport safety, but installation itself is just the beginning.

The fitment of safety cage padding is also essential. To increase a driver’s level of safety, Motorsport Australia’s Technical Appendix explains that all vehicles shall also have padding fitted to the cage before a car can go out on track or course.

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September continues with a strong weekend of motorsport with 24 events scheduled across six states.

New South Wales leads the national schedule with six events, followed by Victoria with seven. South Australia will host four events, while Queensland has three, and Tasmania and Western Australia each contribute two events.

New South Wales takes centre stage...


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