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The Phillip Island Circuit proudly hosts various track days for a plethora of car and motorcycle clubs throughout the year, ranging from grass roots racing to social events. Joining a club is the first step toward getting involved in motorsport and is a great way to meet likeminded enthusiasts as well as getting involved in events either as a volunteer or competitor.
The Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit is licensed by the Federation Internationale de L’Automobile (FIA), Federation Internationale de Motorcyclisme (FIM), Motorcycling Australia, and Motorsport Australia (formerly CAMS) for racing activities. For all licensing and regulatory requirements, please visit the motorsport sanctioning bodies for more information.
Motorsport Australia: motorsport.org.au
Motorcycling Australia: www.ma.org.au
To get involved, scroll down to view the various clubs that operate at the Phillip Island Circuit.
Phillip Island Auto Racing Club
The Phillip Island Auto Racing Club (PIARC) was founded in 1952 and has a long and proud history with the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit. As one of Australia’s most experienced motorsport organisations, PIARC has been integral to the development, operation, and management of events at the circuit.
PIARC brings unparalleled knowledge and experience to the organisation and execution of motorsport events. Whether it’s a club day, national race meet, or specialty tour, the club has the skilled personnel and procedural know-how to ensure smooth and safe operations.
Notable events include the iconic Island Magic each November along with various club-exclusive race weekends scattered across the year.
PIARC are welcoming of new members, officials and volunteers who have an interest or passion for motorsport.
Further information on access to motorsport, the club and their upcoming events at the Phillip Island Circuit can be found at piarc.com.au
Marque Sports Car Association
Founded more than 50 years ago, the Marque Sports Car Association (MSCA) represents 13 different car clubs and runs 10 sprint events across Victoria and South Australia each year. Several of these events are held at the Phillip Island Circuit with the aim of running cost effective track and come-and-try events.
The MSCA offers an affordable and friendly start in motorsport.
On November 29, the MSCA are running their annual Come and Try Day at the Phillip Island Circuit.
Further information on MSCA can be found at msca.net.au
Impreza WRX Club of Victoria
Priding themselves on being one of the larger car clubs in the country and first established in 1997, the Impreza WRX Club of Victoria regularly meets for both on-track and social events, with a variety of these events held at the Phillip Island Circuit.
Starting from humble beginnings with just six loyal members and steadily growing to over 350, the club are inviting of new members year-round.
Further information on the Impreza WRX Club of Victoria can be found at wrx.com.au
Alfa Romeo Owners Club of Australia
The Alfa Romeo Owners’ Club of Australia (AROCA) is a vibrant club supporting Alfa Romeo owners and enthusiasts formed in 1969.
Various events are run throughout the year including grass root motorsport competitions at venues such as the Phillip Island Circuit typically consisting of super sprints and parade laps.
Further information on AROCA can be found at alfaclubvic.org.au
Hartwell Motorcycle Club
Established in 1931 and flourishing as one of the largest motorcycle clubs in Victoria with around 500 members, the Hartwell Motorcycle Club runs an approximately five round series per year with classes available for riders of all skill level.
With club coaches and scrutineers available to provide tips and answer your questions, Hartwell Motorcycle Club runs well-organised events in a fun and friendly atmosphere, and is always welcoming of new riders.
Further information on the Hartwell Motorcycle Club can be found at hartwellmcc.org