TCRC

Entries are now open for the Hobart Sporting Car Club Symmons Plains Invitational event, taking place on Sunday 22nd of September 2024.

Entries can be made on the Motorsport Australia Entries Portal.

Supp Regs

Entries for Round 5 of the Tasmanian Circuit Racing Championship at Baskerville Raceway on the 14th and 15th of September are now open on the Motorsport Australia Entries Portal 

This round doubles as the 2024 HQ NATIONALS.

Entries close on Wednesday the 4th of September.

There will be a practice day organised by the club on the Friday (13th of September).

Please contact Greg Mays at race.secretary@hobartsportingcarclub.org with any questions.

Supp Regs can be found here.

HQ NATIONALS SPORTING REGULATIONS

Each Competitor is required to complete and submit the following documents with their entry.

Self Scrutiny Checklist

Statement of Vehicle Compliance

Entries for Round 6 of the Tasmanian Circuit Racing Championship at Baskerville Raceway on the 11th and 12th of November are now open on the Motorsport Australia Entries Portal 

This round doubles as the 2023 Formula Vee National Challenge.

The Boss of Baskerville Handicap race and the Laurie Kelly Memorial Trophy Handicap Race will also be taking place at this Race Meeting.

Entries close on Thursday the 2nd of November.

There will be a practice day organised by the club on the Friday (10th of November).  You do not need to be competing at the race meeting to participate in the practice day.

The practice day has a $100 entry fee.  All entrants will need a Motorsport Australia Speed Licence and membership with an MA authorised club.

Please contact Greg Mays at race.secretary@hobartsportingcarclub.org with any questions.

Supp Regs can be found here.

Each Competitor is required to complete and submit the following documents with their entry.

Self Scrutiny Checklist

Statement of Vehicle Compliance

Entries for Round 4 of the Tasmanian Circuit Racing Championship at Baskerville Raceway on the 5th and 6th of August are now open on the Motorsport Australia Entries Portal 

Entries close on Thursday the 27th of July.

There will be a practice day organised by the club on the Friday (4th of August).  You do not need to be competing at the race meeting to participate in the practice day.

The practice day has a $100 entry fee.  All entrants will need a Motorsport Australia Speed Licence and membership with an MA authorised club.

Please contact Greg Mays at race.secretary@hobartsportingcarclub.org with any questions.

Supp Regs can be found here.

Each Competitor is required to complete and submit the following documents with their entry.

Self Scrutiny Checklist

Statement of Vehicle Compliance

Entries for Round 1 of the Tasmanian Circuit Racing Championship at Baskerville Raceway on the 18th and 19th of March are now open on the Motorsport Australia Entries Portal 

Entries close on Thursday the 9th of March.

Please get in contact with Greg Mays at race.secretary@hobartsportingcarclub.org for any questions

Supp Regs can be found here.

TCRC was a successful weekend of practice, regularity and racing.  Sunday’s  events provided some of the closest racing seen in recent times.

Brad Sherriff missed by an agonising 8/100th of a second in his attempt to  break World F1 Champion Alan Jones’ almost 40 year-old sports sedan lap record.  A small consolation was his lowering of his own local Sports Sedan record.  Brad promises to return for the next round to have another crack in his amazing 9000 rpm, 1200 bhp Nissan Skyline.

Congratulations to Jeremy Dyer who managed to eclipse the 16 year-old Formula Vee lap record formerly held by veteran racer/engineer Noel Clark – who fortuitously and coincidentally was fettling Jeremy’s Elfin Crusader.

Entries have opened for Round Three of the TCRC to be held over the weekend of 9/10 July.

Originally scheduled as a Sunday-only event, the previously nominated HSCC Saturday practice day will now feature both private practice sessions for all TCRC competitors, along with official TCRC Regularity events.

Sunday will just be qualifying and racing events. The sked does not include HQs or Sports and Racing Cars.

Entry details are on the TCRC page.

The opening round of the 2022 TCRC kicks off on the weekend of 5/6 March with a big two-day meeting.  Plenty of track time for all over three days if you include Friday practice (the latter with a modest fee to cover the ambulance cost).

There are good numbers in all categories – but some classes are larger than others! We will see some new faces, some faces we’ve not seen for a while, and some familiar faces in new cars.

Word on the street is that a couple of lap records might be threatened – that should be entertaining.

After the Saturday track activity the HSCC will conduct a special awards ceremony, followed by a barby and refreshments. The event will be a presentation of Championship trophies to category winners in the 2021 TCRC.  All welcome!

Click here for race schedule and here for the entry list (both subject to change on the days).