Welcome to the NSWRRC Website, The Grass Roots of Motorsport Much has been lost in today's world of motor sport with the all mighty dollar being the sole driving force. The traditions of clubs such as the NSW Road Racing Club continue to fuel the true motor sport enthusiast. As a "time machine" of sight and sound, the categories supported by clubs such as NSWRRC, recapture an era of motor sport when the cars were simple and the drivers were visible, or was that the drivers were simple and the cars were visible. As modern racing grows ever more dependent on technology and more remote from its fans, the appeal of these categories of motor racing can only increase.
2010 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP The Club Championship is once again being tightly fought after six round with Brian Metcalfe & Steven Lacey on equal points, just one point ahead of Nicholas Kalis. For the full report see below:
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DRIVER TRAINING NSWRRC is proposing to run a Driver Training Day at Marulan Driver Training Centre later in the year on a Sunday. Under the guidance of 2-3 experienced instructors you will be given a full day at the facility which will include a track walk, some theory & plenty of track time to improve your skills or for those new to the sport, to learn basic circuit craft. The number of positions will be limited to 30 participants & the cost will be approximately $120 per driver. Entry will be available to current financial members & their guests. To express your interest in this event please contact via email Mr Kerry Butchers.
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NEXT MEETING New Location Our Club meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month, excluding January. Next Club meeting will be held on
10th August 2010 at: @ 7:30pm sharp. The Club address is Terrene Street, Regents Park. The carparking entrance is via Regent Sreet. Meals are available in the Bistro prior to the meeting. This new location has been chosen to centralise our meeting point for all members, hence we encourage you to come along & participate in the running of your club.
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The Beginnings of Something Great Many a rookie driver with the NSWRRC has gone on to enter the higher more profile categories of today's motor sports. Many return to our events to re-familiarise themselves with the true motor sport traditions of their past. Without these traditions, today's motor sport would be full of old and tired drivers, all sports, including motor sport, need training grounds, a fact generally lost by the dollar driven events staged today.
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