While the 2020 Cobb & Co Hotel St George 399 will not be running this weekend as planned, the BFGoodrich Motorsport Australia Off Road Championship will be giving fans the opportunity to soak up all things St George online this weekend.
The 2020 BFGoodrich Motorsport Australia Off Road Championship (AORC) was scheduled to begin next month with the fourth edition of the Cobb & Co Hotel St George 399.
As previously stated, Motorsport Australia believes smaller events may continue to run based on the current government restrictions, and of course, with the appropriate precautions in place. As of 19 March, this position remains the same.
The organisers of the Cobb & Co St George 399, together with Motorsport Australia, have agreed to postpone the opening round of the BFGoodrich Motorsport Australia Off Road Championship.
Off Road racing can often be perceived as a male dominated discipline, but there is one particular driver looking to break that stereotype and inspire young women.
In 2019, the BFGoodrich Motorsport Australia Off Road Championship had two women enjoy class titles in what was an entertaining season.
The FIA Motorsport Safety Department has advised the cancellation of three different helmets previously approved under the 8859-2015 Standard due to safety reasons.
The South East Queensland Off Road Racing Association (SEQORRA) has been given a major boost ahead of the 2020 Cobb & Co Hotel St. George 399 with the Queensland Government announcing plans to throw financial support behind the event.
The nation’s first state off road event has arrived with the Motorsport Australia Western Australia Off Road Championship’s (WAORC) 2020 season beginning this weekend in Perenjori.
The Tatts Finke Desert Race has already reached capacity with 150 car crews entered into this year’s event.