Club Track Days

For 2026 we've again joined CSCA (Combined Sports Car Association) allowing us to compete in more events over the season and compete at more tracks, including SMSP GP, Amaroo and Druitt circuits and One Raceway. We will also have one round in Victoria for the NSW/VIC Interstate Challenge.

Club track days are held on a Saturday or Sunday. The events are organised so that there are a limited number of cars on track during each run, and those cars and drivers are selected to have similar lap times and/or driver experience.

Drivers are competing against the clock to be fastest in their class.

Racing against other cars is strictly forbidden.

Newcomers are always welcome at our track days. You can have as much fun in a standard road car as those with dedicated race MX-5s.

2026 Club Track Days

One drop-round is excluded from the championship point score.

The NSW/VIC Interstate Challenge will be held in Victoria at a venue and date to be finalised. It will count as a seventh round in the championship.

Results from all club track days are HERE.

Motorsport Championship - Sprint

Trophies are awarded to members of the Mazda MX-5 Club of NSW only, based on performances recorded during a Competition Year, from Jan to Dec. Trophies in each sprint Vehicle Class are awarded for the annual point score whereby points will be awarded at each event in the sprint classes.

Results in all Club track days are counted towards the annual point score (including Interstate Challenge rounds in Victoria), except that each driver needs to drop one round. Drivers must compete in a sprint class at a minimum of two rounds in a competition year to qualify for an award. The Club reserves the right to add other awards at its discretion.

What you need at an MX-5 Club track day:

• Helmet (must be appropriate Car/Motorcycle Helmet with stickers certifying it meets Australian Standard:- Helmet- AS1698, Goggles/Visor- AS1609).
• Non-synthetic clothing – neck-wrist-ankle
• Non-synthetic footwear
• Blue triangle, 150mm on each side mounted to indicate the battery location.
• Motorsport Australia Speed licence or above. (AASA licence is not accepted).
• Fire extinguisher to Motorsport Australia requirements that is fitted within reach of the driver.
• Secondary method of securing the bonnet. Road-registered cars fitted with the original manufacturers two stage bonnet locking system is considered as having two securing systems.
• All forward facing glass lenses to be completely covered by a protective film. For standard MX-5s, this only affects the headlights on NA models.
• Tow Hooks or a similar devices fitted front & rear which are easily visible, to allow for the speedy removal of the vehicle from a "sand trap"

Always check the Supplementary Regulations for each event for full details of all requirements.