Description
Eligibility
Anyone who has a Motorsport Australia Speed licence or higher and is a financial member of a Motorsport Australia affiliated Sporting Car Club is eligible to register for the NSW Club Series.
Competition Numbers
You will be asked for your preference of 3 competition numbers. We will try to allocate you a number as close to your preference as possible.
If you already have an Interclub competition number in 2025 you will have preference to that number until 1st February 2026.
Interclub competitors with a competition number need to register by 1st February 2026 to retain their Interclub competition number. After this date that competition number may be allocated (on a first in basis) to another competitor on the waiting list for that number. If you wish to have your preferred number placed on the waiting list, please indicate this when completing your registration and the NSW Supersprint Registrar will work with you on securing a number that you like.
Double Entries
Two competitors may enter the same vehicle at an event, and this is called a “double entry”. Double entered vehicles are spaced with at least one group in between them on the starting grid to allow time for drivers to change over competition numbers and timing transponders. Each Club Series competitor must create their own account on this website and register their own unique competition number in the range #1 to #959, and include the same details of the shared vehicle in each of their registrations.
When entering an event, each competitor is to nominate that theirs is a double entry and nominate the competition number of the other competitor that they are sharing the vehicle with.
Vehicles are not identified by our system by competition number, but by road registration, logbook or VIN ID number.
Privateers
Competitors who are not registered in the Club Series may still enter a NSW Supersprint event, but will not be able to do so until the Priority Entry period has expired. Privateers will be issued with a competition number in the #960 to #999 range to use at that event only. Privateers must also have there cars pass scrutineering before competing, whereas Club Series Registrants are included in a targeted audit program which is conducted at their convenience during the event between 9:30am to 1:00pm, on an average of once every four events.
Communications
A valid email address is required to register. Registrants agree to accept emails from the NSW Supersprint Panel as they are the Panel’s main method of communication with it’s registrants.
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