Motorkhana this Sunday 12/2/17
Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2017 11:27 pm
The 2017 Inter-club Challenge gets underway this weekend, with Motorkhana at Willowbank on Sunday 12/2/17.
You need a CAMS Level 1 or higher license to compete in this event. You need a CTP extension too, so although you can enter on the day, you do need to plan ahead.
If you just want to go and have a bit of fun, the Holden Club is also running a Come'n'try Motorkhana on the same day. This is intended for first timers and juniors (over 12) and is perfect for learner drivers. Come'n'try events can be completed on a CAMS Day license,and these can be organised on the day, at relatively low cost. CTP required.
Motorkhana is a series of low speed driving tests, mostly conducted in 1st or Reverse gear. It is 20-40 seconds of the extremely intense concentration required to negotiate deceptively complex courses quickly. You push the limits of yourself and your machinery, and have the opportunity to develop at-the-limit skills that are useful at any speed. Youtube has heaps of clips of motorkhana action if you have never seen it. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=hsccq+motorkhana Our little MX5s are really well suited to this form of motorsport.
More info on these events is available here: http://www.hsccq.com/upcoming-events/test-and-tune-and-c-and-t-motorkhana/
The ICC event will also contribute points to your MX5CQ tally.
You need a CAMS Level 1 or higher license to compete in this event. You need a CTP extension too, so although you can enter on the day, you do need to plan ahead.
If you just want to go and have a bit of fun, the Holden Club is also running a Come'n'try Motorkhana on the same day. This is intended for first timers and juniors (over 12) and is perfect for learner drivers. Come'n'try events can be completed on a CAMS Day license,and these can be organised on the day, at relatively low cost. CTP required.
Motorkhana is a series of low speed driving tests, mostly conducted in 1st or Reverse gear. It is 20-40 seconds of the extremely intense concentration required to negotiate deceptively complex courses quickly. You push the limits of yourself and your machinery, and have the opportunity to develop at-the-limit skills that are useful at any speed. Youtube has heaps of clips of motorkhana action if you have never seen it. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=hsccq+motorkhana Our little MX5s are really well suited to this form of motorsport.
More info on these events is available here: http://www.hsccq.com/upcoming-events/test-and-tune-and-c-and-t-motorkhana/
The ICC event will also contribute points to your MX5CQ tally.