Motorcycling Australia say they are pleased to announce The Mount Gambier Motor Cycle Club will host the rescheduled 2021 Australian Historic Road Racing Championships on April 1-3, 2022 at South Australia’s McNamara Park Raceway.

Hosted by the Mount Gambier Motor Cycle Club Inc, the 2021 Australian Historic Road Racing Championships have been rescheduled for April 1-3, 2022 at South Australia’s McNamara Park Raceway.

The Championships had previously been postponed twice due to COVID-19 border restrictions, and the club is planning for the Championships to be bigger than ever and a celebration of historic racing. 

The renowned Mount Gambier circuit is 2.41 km long and is a mix of technically demanding slow and fast turns over undulating terrain, designed and dedicated solely to motorcycle road racing. The track runs in a clockwise direction with 12 turns ranging from the sharp hairpin at turn 1 to the fast and sweeping turn 8.

“The Championships had previously been postponed twice due to COVID-19 border restrictions, and the club is planning for the Championships to be bigger than ever and a celebration of historic racing. “

The Mount Gambier Motor Cycle Club say they would like to thank everyone for their patience through these trying times, especially those that have already booked their entry into what will be an awesome event, as well as Motorcycling Australia for their help in making the event possible. Entries are now open via Ridernet and will close on February 11, 2022. Dates for the 2022 AHRR will be released at a later date.

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