Hey round 4 of the state tarmac motorkhana championship is on the 24th of August in Neerabup. Just thought someone might be interested in competing or just coming to watch. The suppregs havent been realesd yet but should do in a few weeks. but here is the website: http://people.aapt.net.au/~dselliott/motorkhana.htm
To get a level 2 non-speed just turn up at the event and fill out a form and pay the amount and they will give you a tempory licence which last for 30 days while cams sends you out your proper one. You will also have to join a CAMS affiliated car club but you can also do that on the day to. As far as i know an autocross is a circut rather than khanacross which is a point to point also both are on dirt. here is the BORMSA website: http://www.bormsa.asn.au/
Light car club website: http://www.lightcarclub.com.au/
*WA motorkhana championship webstie: http://people.aapt.net.au/~dselliott/motorkhana.htm
*The WA motorkhana championship is on tarmac
All you need to do is keep an eye on these websites and if there is one you want to do when the supp regs and entry form are relesed download the supp regs and the entry form and fill the entry form out and send it in.
You will also need a helmet complying with AS 1698 i got mine for $90 but you can get some for $60-$70 also at least a 900g fire extinguisha i got mine for about $30 on sale at auto one. You will also have to wear non nylon long sleeve shirt and long pants.
khanacross is also good as entry is only about $40-50 and all you need is a level 2 non-speed cams liecence a fire extinguish and a car which can even be stock. khanacross is like a mini rally stage. they do them in beverley monthly and the light car club run a few yearly.Autocross is also a good optoin and so are motorkhanas.
my dad just started doing motorkhanas then built a car and rallyed? but now days rallying is just so expensive e.g. Entry fee for clubman in state round which is approx half a day approx $600.Plus then you need a car with a full cage, helmets ,driving suits, tyres, service equipment and more... and clubman is the entry level to rallying .
My dad and all my uncles have been rally drivers and navs my dad has been the aus F2 rally champion and rallyed for diahatsu in the aus rally championship he also would beat the 4 wheel drives in a front wheel drive charade! My uncle is currentaly competing in the west aus rally championship.
I know of an unused airstrip it is gravel but really long and wide its where i learnt to drive and ive been there 3 times and there was no one else there it is on mooliabeenee Rd (between gingin and bindoon) which is about an hour and a half drive away. I might be going up there next month again if there arn't any motorkhanas on.
Theres a motorkhana on the 24th of August in Neerabup (near Barbagallo raceway) that I'm doin in my T18 you should come and watch to get some more info for when you start to compete.
for motorkhanas and khanacross all you need is a fire extingusher i got mine for $29 and a lap sash belt plus its cheap coz a khanacross costs about $40 to enter and cheaper for motorkhana Plus i could drive then :P
Hey i got a level 2 non-speed licence which is the most basic licence there is and it lets you do drifting
http://www.cams.com.au/content.asp?PageID=...mp;ObjectID=310
Hey Just found out today that the car has 120 hp at the wheels :) which makes it 15% more powerful than a standerd 4AGE which has 105 hp at the wheels.
Name: Daymon
Occupation:High School
Cars:1981 KE70 Mods: Mechanically Stock,But has rally pedals ,WRC Style handbrake ,Half Cage ,sports steering wheel ,and 14 ich mags
1980 T18 with 2TG Which has more power than a standerd 4AGE