Impreza WRX Car Club Victoria Inc. upcoming events

Round 2 - Broadford Motorsport Trackday (23 May 2026)

Fri, 22 May 2026 21:00:00 GMT

Introduction:

There is a lot to get through, but all of the information is important and being familiar with it will make your day enjoyable and as safe as possible. If you have any questions, please let us know via email. motorsport@wrx.com.au

You MUST read the supplementary regulations below, these have been recently heavily revised so make sure even if you are a regular you read them carefully.

We also have prepared a guide to motorsport, we recommend every entrant, especially if you are new to track days to have a read

Supplementary Regulations

Guide to Motorsport

When & Where:

7am till 5pm 23rd August 2024

Broadford Road Circuit

What do you need to enter:

A valid Motorsport Australia Speed or higher license
But what if you don't have one?
You first need to be a member of a Motorsport Australia affiliated car club like ours. You can join here Join Us. You don't need a Subaru to enter by the way
You can apply for a license here Motorsport Australia Registration
A vehicle to drive that meets Motorsport Australia guidelines, and our supp regs (links below, see your vehicle section)
A suitable helmet. Minimum is a helmet that meets AS 1698, but a motorsport specific helmet is strong recommended. See link for further details Motorsport Australia Schedule D
Suitable apparel. Minimum is covered from ankle to wrist in cotton and closed toe shoes. See link for further details Motorsport Australia Schedule D

Cost:

Club members get significant discounts to all track days

Members Early Bird: $260 (until 27th July)
Members: $275
Non-Members: $340

If you register from 18th August

Late Member: $290
Late Non-Member: $360

Your vehicle:

We accept all makes and models. While we love our Subaru's, we often have a significant number of non-Subaru's at our track days.
You're vehicle must comply with the Motorsport Australia technical regulations as well as our supp regs
You MUST read and understand our Supplementary Regulations (link below in before event section). Our supp regs reference the specific part of the Motorsport Australia Technical Manual that you need to pay most attention to. However we strongly recommend you familiarize yourself with the manual.
It can get quite technical, and can be confusing. But don't worry, get in contact with us and we are happy to assist in answering or explaining anything
Our scrutineers have put together some additional notes that are worth looking at before the event Common Faults Speed Events Guide

What you must do before the event:

You MUST read our Supplementary Regulations
Make sure you can get to your Motorsport Australia license via their App or have the physical license
Make sure you have something to show you are a current member of a car club. Eg membership card, or can show it on your phone

What you must do when you arrive at the event:

Get there as early as possible, strongly recommend getting to the gate before 7am
Once you arrive, get to drivers sign on. Its at the end of the center row of garages. Bring along your Motorsport Australia License and car club membership details
Check over your car again, especially checking for loose items
Mount any camera's or devices securely, adding required tethering
Unlock the car, put you're helmet on your seat, open your bonnet and boot. This way our scrutineers can come and inspect the car even if you're busy
Our scrutineers have your safety, the safety of other drivers and our officials as their primary focus. So if they offer advice or feedback please listen and be respectful. If you disagree or don't understand, politely ask them to explain further. They are happy to do so, and can even point you towards the appropriate documentation.
Mount your timing dorian. These often arrive around 8am, we will announce this over the PA. These should be mounted low as possible to the ground, and outside the vehicle. Cable tied to lower bumper, or lots of tape holding it to a side skirt is popular. Other you can use a reusable shopping bag tied to seat belt, and sticking out the back door low down.
Be at drivers briefing several minutes before it starts.

During the day:

Listen out for PA announcements
Stay out of pit lane. There is a line a couple of meters out from the garages. Stay behind this at all times. And do not cross pit lane to get to the track fence
Our scrutineers will be wandering around from 7am throughout most the day randomly selecting vehicles to audit.

Food & Drink:

The circuits Canteen will be operating for breakfast and lunch

Garages:

Garages are on a first in first serve basis and cannot be booked. Garages are free though.

Refunds\Cancellations:

Refunds can be given up until 5pm the day entries close. We will offer a credit towards a future track day, or can offer a refund minus the processing fee.
No refunds will be given if you fail to comply with the supplementary regulations or the Motorsport Australia regulations

Questions:

If you have any questions at all, please contact motorsport@wrx.com.au or you can message us on Facebook

Round 3 - Phillip Island Trackday (04 Jul 2026)

Fri, 03 Jul 2026 21:00:00 GMT

Introduction:

You MUST read the supplementary regulations below, these have been recently heavily revised so make sure even if you are a regular you read them carefully.

We also have prepared a guide to motorsport, we recommend every entrant, especially if you are new to track days to have a read

Supplementary Regulations

Guide to Motorsport

When & Where:

7am till 5pm 5th July 2025

Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit

Pre-event Briefing:

We will be running a highly recommended pre-event drivers briefing on the July 3rd at 7pm via Zoom. We strongly recommend this for anybody who has either never been to one of our events before, new to the venue or is new to track days in general. It will also provide the opportunity for Q&A

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87804528812?pwd=7qN5DrTldoHYv8qBvBvzOdbqSav33Y.1&from=addon

What do you need to enter:

A valid Motorsport Australia Speed or higher license
But what if you don't have one?
You first need to be a member of a Motorsport Australia affiliated car club like ours. You can join here Join Us. You don't need a Subaru to enter by the way
You can apply for a license here Motorsport Australia Registration
A vehicle to drive that meets Motorsport Australia guidelines, and our supp regs (links below, see your vehicle section)
A suitable helmet. Minimum is a helmet that meets AS 1698, but a motorsport specific helmet is strong recommended. See link for further details Motorsport Australia Schedule D
Suitable apparel. Minimum is covered from ankle to wrist in cotton and closed toe shoes. See link for further details Motorsport Australia Schedule D

Cost:

Club members get significant discounts to all track days

Members Early Bird: $275 (until 25th May)
Members: $290
Non-Members: $340

If you register from 30th June

Late Member: $310
Late Non-Member: $360

Your vehicle:

We accept all makes and models. While we love our Subaru's, we often have a significant number of non-Subaru's at our track days.
You're vehicle must comply with the Motorsport Australia technical regulations as well as our supp regs
You MUST read and understand our Supplementary Regulations (link below in before event section). Our supp regs reference the specific part of the Motorsport Australia Technical Manual that you need to pay most attention to. However we strongly recommend you familiarize yourself with the manual.
It can get quite technical, and can be confusing. But don't worry, get in contact with us and we are happy to assist in answering or explaining anything
Our scrutineers have put together some additional notes that are worth looking at before the event Common Faults Speed Events Guide

What you must do before the event:

You MUST read our Supplementary Regulations
Make sure you can get to your Motorsport Australia license via their App or have the physical license
Make sure you have something to show you are a current member of a car club. Eg membership card, or can show it on your phone

What you must do when you arrive at the event:

Get there as early as possible, strongly recommend getting to the gate before 7am
Once you arrive, get to drivers sign on. Its in the garage directly below the control tower. Bring along your Motorsport Australia License and car club membership details
Check over your car again, especially checking for loose items
Mount any camera's or devices securely, adding required tethering
Unlock the car, put you're helmet on your seat, open your bonnet and boot. This way our scrutineers can come and inspect the car even if you're busy
Our scrutineers have your safety, the safety of other drivers and our officials as their primary focus. So if they offer advice or feedback please listen and be respectful. If you disagree or don't understand, politely ask them to explain further. They are happy to do so, and can even point you towards the appropriate documentation.
Mount your timing dorian. These often arrive around 8am, we will announce this over the PA. These should be mounted low as possible to the ground, and outside the vehicle. Cable tied to lower bumper, or lots of tape holding it to a side skirt is popular. Other you can use a reusable shopping bag tied to seat belt, and sticking out the back door low down.
Be at drivers briefing several minutes before it starts.

During the day:

Listen out for PA announcements
Stay out of pit lane. There is a line a couple of meters out from the garages. Stay behind this at all times. And do not cross pit lane to get to the track fence
Our scrutineers will be wandering around from 7am throughout most the day randomly selecting vehicles to audit.

Food & Drink:

The circuits Canteen will be operating for breakfast and lunch

Garages:

Garages must be pre-booked when you enter the event.

The cost is $168 per garage

Once entries close, those who booked garages will be emailed their garage numbers.

You can comfortably fit two vehicles in one garage

Refunds\Cancellations:

Refunds can be given up until 5pm the day entries close. After that we will offer a credit towards a future track day, or can offer a refund minus the processing fee.
No refunds will be given if you fail to comply with the supplementary regulations or the Motorsport Australia regulations

Questions:

If you have any questions at all, please contact motorsport@wrx.com.au or you can message us on Facebook

Automodellista - Information Night. (16 Jul 2026)

Thu, 16 Jul 2026 09:00:00 GMT

July General Meeting & Information Evening

Hosted by

The Impreza WRX Club of Victoria is excited to present a Subaru-focused information night hosted by Automodellista, Melbourne-based Subaru specialists and genuine enthusiasts.

With over 20 years of experience in car parts, accessories, and professional installations, Automodellista is more than just a parts shop. Their team offers deep, hands-on knowledge of Subaru platforms, real-world fitment experience, and a passion for helping owners get the most from their cars.

What We’ll Be Covering

Who are they & what they do
Interior / Exterior styling
Cosmetic vs functional modifications
Bolt-on upgrades, fitment considerations, and installation
Open Q&A

Automodellista specialises in Impreza G3, Forester VB, VA WRX, and BRZ models, while also supporting a broader range of Subaru platforms. They also offer specialist parts and installation support for Hyundai and Kia performance models, making this a valuable night even if you’re cross-shopping or own multiple platforms.

Bonus on the Night

Automodellista will be offering exclusive discounts on the night — an excellent opportunity to lock in parts, upgrades, or future installation work.

Who Can Attend?

This event is open to:

WRX Club members
Friends and family
Non-members

Everyone is welcome.

Event Info

Automodellista – Altona North
Thursday 16th July 2026
Time: 7 pm

If you want to understand your Subaru better, make smarter modification choices, and hear from people who work on these cars every day, this is a night not to miss.

Please make sure you register for this event.

Round 4 - Calder Park Trackday (22 Aug 2026)

Fri, 21 Aug 2026 21:00:00 GMT

Introduction:

You MUST read the supplementary regulations below, these have been recently heavily revised so make sure even if you are a regular you read them carefully.

We also have prepared a guide to motorsport, we recommend every entrant, especially if you are new to track days to have a read

Supplementary Regulations

Guide to Motorsport

When & Where:

7am till 5pm 26th May 2024

Sandown Raceway

Pre-event Briefing:

We will be running a highly recommended pre-event drivers briefing on the May at 7pm via Zoom. We strongly recommend this for anybody who has either never been to one of our events before, new to the venue or is new to track days in general. It will also provide the opportunity for Q&A

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81312279978?pwd=K1VBeFQ2QThwZ1krSk5HVTJFRkxJQT09&from=addon

What do you need to enter:

A valid Motorsport Australia Speed or higher license
But what if you don't have one?
You first need to be a member of a Motorsport Australia affiliated car club like ours. You can join here Join Us. You don't need a Subaru to enter by the way
You can apply for a license here Motorsport Australia Registration
A vehicle to drive that meets Motorsport Australia guidelines, and our supp regs (links below, see your vehicle section)
A suitable helmet. Minimum is a helmet that meets AS 1698, but a motorsport specific helmet is strong recommended. See link for further details Motorsport Australia Schedule D
Suitable apparel. Minimum is covered from ankle to wrist in cotton and closed toe shoes. Our long sleeve motorsport shirts are perfect for this. WRX Shop See link for further details Motorsport Australia Schedule D

Cost:

Club members get significant discounts to all track days

Members Early Bird: $235 (until 1st May)
Members: $250
Non-Members: $280

If you register from 17th May

Late Member: $265
Late Non-Member: $295

Your vehicle:

We accept all makes and models. While we love our Subaru's, we often have a significant number of non-Subaru's at our track days.
You're vehicle must comply with the Motorsport Australia technical regulations as well as our supp regs
You MUST read and understand our Supplementary Regulations (link below in before event section). Our supp regs reference the specific part of the Motorsport Australia Technical Manual that you need to pay most attention to. However we strongly recommend you familiarize yourself with the manual.
It can get quite technical, and can be confusing. But don't worry, get in contact with us and we are happy to assist in answering or explaining anything
Our scrutineers have put together some additional notes that are worth looking at before the event Common Faults Speed Events Guide

What you must do before the event:

You MUST read our Supplementary Regulations
The week prior to the event an electronic Self-Scrutiny form will be emailed out. Check over your vehicle carefully, filling out the form as you go and then submit it. If you have trouble with this, you can download a form, fill it out and bring it on the day Self Scrutiny
Make sure you can get to your Motorsport Australia license via their App or have the physical license
Make sure you have something to show you are a current member of a car club. Eg membership card, or can show it on your phone

What you must do when you arrive at the event:

Get there as early as possible, strongly recommend getting to the gate before 7am
Once you arrive, get to drivers sign on. Its at the end of the center row of garages. Bring along your Motorsport Australia License and car club membership details
Check over your car again, especially checking for loose items
Mount any camera's or devices securely, adding required tethering
Unlock the car, put you're helmet on your seat, open your bonnet and boot. This way our scrutineers can come and inspect the car even if you're busy
Our scrutineers have your safety, the safety of other drivers and our officials as their primary focus. So if they offer advice or feedback please listen and be respectful. If you disagree or don't understand, politely ask them to explain further. They are happy to do so, and can even point you towards the appropriate documentation.
Mount your timing dorian. These often arrive around 8am, we will announce this over the PA. These should be mounted low as possible to the ground, and outside the vehicle. Cable tied to lower bumper, or lots of tape holding it to a side skirt is popular. Other you can use a reusable shopping bag tied to seat belt, and sticking out the back door low down.
Be at drivers briefing several minutes before it starts.

During the day:

Listen out for PA announcements
Stay out of pit lane. There is a line a couple of meters out from the garages. Stay behind this at all times. And do not cross pit lane to get to the track fence
Our scrutineers will be wandering around from 7am throughout most the day randomly selecting vehicles to audit.

Food & Drink:

BYO Food and Drink. A coffee van will be available

Garages:

TBA

Refunds\Cancellations:

Refunds can be given up until 5pm the day entries close. We will offer a credit towards a future track day, or can offer a refund minus the processing fee.
No refunds will be given if you fail to comply with the supplementary regulations or the Motorsport Australia regulations

Questions:

If you have any questions at all, please contact motorsport@wrx.com.au or you can message us on Facebook

Round 5 - Sandown Trackday plus Come & Try (17 Oct 2026)

Fri, 16 Oct 2026 20:00:00 GMT

Introduction:

You MUST read the supplementary regulations below, these have been recently heavily revised so make sure even if you are a regular you read them carefully.

We also have prepared a guide to motorsport, we recommend every entrant, especially if you are new to track days to have a read

Supplementary Regulations

Guide to Motorsport

When & Where:

7am till 5pm 4th October 2025

Sandown Raceway

Pre-event Briefing:

We will be running a highly recommended pre-event drivers briefing on Wednesday the 18th September at 7pm via Zoom. We strongly recommend this for anybody who has either never been to one of our events before, new to the venue or is new to track days in general. It will also provide the opportunity for Q&A

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83508129394?pwd=U7kGUc3LgyWkWBpOcRF4x3QB0LmRQH.1&from=addon

What do you need to enter:

A valid Motorsport Australia Speed or higher license
But what if you don't have one?
You first need to be a member of a Motorsport Australia affiliated car club like ours. You can join here Join Us. You don't need a Subaru to enter by the way
You can apply for a license here Motorsport Australia Registration
A vehicle to drive that meets Motorsport Australia guidelines, and our supp regs (links below, see your vehicle section)
A suitable helmet. Minimum is a helmet that meets AS 1698, but a motorsport specific helmet is strong recommended. See link for further details Motorsport Australia Schedule D
Suitable apparel. Minimum is covered from ankle to wrist in cotton and closed toe shoes. Our long sleeve motorsport shirts are perfect for this. WRX Shop See link for further details Motorsport Australia Schedule D

Cost:

Club members get significant discounts to all track days

Members Early Bird: $245 (until 14th September)
Members: $260
Non-Members: $290

If you register from 29th September

Late Member: $275
Late Non-Member: $305

Your vehicle:

We accept all makes and models. While we love our Subaru's, we often have a significant number of non-Subaru's at our track days.
You're vehicle must comply with the Motorsport Australia technical regulations as well as our supp regs
You MUST read and understand our Supplementary Regulations (link below in before event section). Our supp regs reference the specific part of the Motorsport Australia Technical Manual that you need to pay most attention to. However we strongly recommend you familiarize yourself with the manual.
It can get quite technical, and can be confusing. But don't worry, get in contact with us and we are happy to assist in answering or explaining anything
Our scrutineers have put together some additional notes that are worth looking at before the event Common Faults Speed Events Guide

What you must do before the event:

You MUST read our Supplementary Regulations
Check your vehicle and apparel to ensure it meets the requirements, nothing is leaking or broken and everything works.
Make sure you can get to your Motorsport Australia license via their App or have the physical license
Make sure you have something to show you are a current member of a car club. Eg membership card, or can show it on your phone

What you must do when you arrive at the event:

Get there as early as possible, strongly recommend getting to the gate before 7am
Once you arrive, get to drivers sign on. Its at the end of the center row of garages. Bring along your Motorsport Australia License and car club membership details
Check over your car again, especially checking for loose items
Mount any camera's or devices securely, adding required tethering
Unlock the car, put you're helmet on your seat, open your bonnet and boot. This way our scrutineers can come and inspect the car even if you're busy
Our scrutineers have your safety, the safety of other drivers and our officials as their primary focus. So if they offer advice or feedback please listen and be respectful. If you disagree or don't understand, politely ask them to explain further. They are happy to do so, and can even point you towards the appropriate documentation.
Mount your timing dorian. These often arrive around 8am, we will announce this over the PA. These should be mounted low as possible to the ground, and outside the vehicle. Cable tied to lower bumper, or lots of tape holding it to a side skirt is popular. Other you can use a reusable shopping bag tied to seat belt, and sticking out the back door low down.
Be at drivers briefing several minutes before it starts.

During the day:

Listen out for PA announcements
Stay out of pit lane. There is a line a couple of meters out from the garages. Stay behind this at all times. And do not cross pit lane to get to the track fence
Our scrutineers will be wandering around from 7am throughout most the day randomly selecting vehicles to audit.

Food & Drink:

A food van will be onsite to purchase lunch
A coffee van will be available

Garages:

SMS Brendan at Sandown on 0403189352 to book a garage. Staff from Sandown will come round during the day for payment.

Come & Try:

Any driver that enters as Come & Try or is participating at their first track day will be placed in the Come & Try group.
No passengers are allowed with a Come & Try driver
All Come & Try sessions will be untimed
Instructors approved by the club at drivers sign in will be permitted
Come & Try license fee is inc in entry
We will provide a specific Come & Try drivers briefing after the main drivers briefing, you need to attend both briefings.

Refunds\Cancellations:

Refunds can be given up until 5pm the day entries close. We will offer a credit towards a future track day, or can offer a refund minus the processing fee.
No refunds will be given if you fail to comply with the supplementary regulations or the Motorsport Australia regulations

Questions:

If you have any questions at all, please contact motorsport@wrx.com.au or you can message us on Facebook

Rexmas 2026 - Passenger Trackday plus Come & Try (05 Dec 2026)

Fri, 04 Dec 2026 20:00:00 GMT

Introduction:

You MUST read the supplementary regulations below, these have been recently heavily revised so make sure even if you are a regular you read them carefully.

We also have prepared a guide to motorsport, we recommend every entrant, especially if you are new to track days to have a read

Rexmas is a untimed passenger ride day for all entrants at a maximum of 80% of the driver and cars potential. Please carefully review the supp regs below if you are intending on having a passenger in your car.

Supplementary Regulations

Guide to Motorsport

When & Where:

7am till 5pm 6th December 2025

Sandown Raceway

Pre-event Briefing:

We will be running a highly recommended pre-event drivers briefing on Thursday the 5th December at 7pm via Teams. We strongly recommend this for anybody who has either never been to one of our events before, new to the venue or is new to track days in general. It will also provide the opportunity for Q&A

Driver Briefing Link

What do you need to enter:

A valid Motorsport Australia Speed or higher license
But what if you don't have one?
You first need to be a member of a Motorsport Australia affiliated car club like ours. You can join here Join Us. You don't need a Subaru to enter by the way
You can apply for a license here Motorsport Australia Registration
A vehicle to drive that meets Motorsport Australia guidelines, and our supp regs (links below, see your vehicle section)
A suitable helmet. Minimum is a helmet that meets AS 1698, but a motorsport specific helmet is strong recommended. See link for further details Motorsport Australia Schedule D
Suitable apparel. Minimum is covered from ankle to wrist in cotton and closed toe shoes. Our long sleeve motorsport shirts are perfect for this. WRX Shop See link for further details Motorsport Australia Schedule D

Cost:

Club members get significant discounts to all track days

Note: All entries include breakfast and lunch, with heavy discounts for members, details on food is further below

Members Early Bird: $275 (until 6th November)
Members: $290
Non-Members: $335
Come & Try: $330

If you register from 1st December

Late Member: $305
Late Non-Member: $350

Your vehicle:

We accept all makes and models. While we love our Subaru's, we often have a significant number of non-Subaru's at our track days.
You're vehicle must comply with the Motorsport Australia technical regulations as well as our supp regs
You MUST read and understand our Supplementary Regulations (link below in before event section). Our supp regs reference the specific part of the Motorsport Australia Technical Manual that you need to pay most attention to. However we strongly recommend you familiarize yourself with the manual.
It can get quite technical, and can be confusing. But don't worry, get in contact with us and we are happy to assist in answering or explaining anything
Our scrutineers have put together some additional notes that are worth looking at before the event Common Faults Speed Events Guide

What you must do before the event:

You MUST read our Supplementary Regulations
Check your vehicle and apparel to ensure it meets the requirements, nothing is leaking or broken and everything works.
Make sure you can get to your Motorsport Australia license via their App or have the physical license
Make sure you have something to show you are a current member of a car club. Eg membership card, or can show it on your phone

What you must do when you arrive at the event:

Get there as early as possible, strongly recommend getting to the gate before 7am
Once you arrive, get to drivers sign on. Its at the end of the center row of garages. Bring along your Motorsport Australia License and car club membership details
Check over your car again, especially checking for loose items
Remove or disable any timing devices, eg race logic
Remove any phones and mounts (As timing is not allowed, the only valid reason at our other events for a phone is to aid in timing)
Unlock the car, put you're helmet on your seat, open your bonnet and boot. This way our scrutineers can come and inspect the car even if you're busy
Our scrutineers have your safety, the safety of other drivers and our officials as their primary focus. So if they offer advice or feedback please listen and be respectful. If you disagree or don't understand, politely ask them to explain further. They are happy to do so, and can even point you towards the appropriate documentation.
Be at drivers briefing several minutes before it starts.
Ensure all passengers have signed the passenger ride form

During the day:

Listen out for PA announcements
Stay out of pit lane. There is a line a couple of meters out from the garages. Stay behind this at all times. And do not cross pit lane to get to the track fence
Our scrutineers will be wandering around from 7am throughout most the day randomly selecting vehicles to audit.

Food & Drink:

Booma's BBQ will be providing food again this year
All entries will include Breakfast and Lunch
Breakfast is a Bacon and Egg Roll
Lunch is pulled pork and beef brisket with a roll and salad sides
Additional serves of either breakfast or lunch can be purchased for fiends or family attending.
Food must be pre-ordered before the event
Coffee van will also be available

Garages:

A limited number of garages are available, they free but are booked first in best dressed in the entry form. Please be aware we can't guarantee by selecting yes on the entry form you will get a garage. They will be allocated to the first 40 people who register and select yes

You can get two vehicles in a garage though.

Garage lists will be sent out via email prior to the event

Come & Try:

Any driver that enters as Come & Try or is participating at their first track day will be placed in the Come & Try group.
No passengers are allowed with a Come & Try driver
All Come & Try sessions will be untimed
Instructors approved by the club at drivers sign in will be permitted
Come & Try license fee is inc in entry
We will provide a specific Come & Try drivers briefing after the main drivers briefing, you need to attend both briefings.

Refunds\Cancellations:

Refunds can be given up until 5pm the day entries close. We will offer a credit towards a future track day, or can offer a refund minus the processing fee.
No refunds will be given if you fail to comply with the supplementary regulations or the Motorsport Australia regulations

Questions:

If you have any questions at all, please contact motorsport@wrx.com.au or you can message us on Facebook