Aus Time Attack 2024 Winton Motor Raceway

Aus Time Attack. Saturday 29th & Sunday 30th June 2024. Winton Motor Raceway.

Similar to traditional motorsport qualifying laps, what differentiates Aus Time Attack is the challenge of racing against the clock. To win a Class Trophy, drivers must achieve the fastest overall lap time, in their class, over the two event days.

The most exciting aspect for competitors is that vehicles, apart from safety components and class compliance, have almost no power and upgrade limitations. This allows for inventive and impressive vehicle modifications which enable competitors to creatively push the limits of their car, shaving off precious milliseconds, right up to the final lap.

Aus Time Attack comprises five entry level classes: 

• Prodsprint Class
• Clubsprint Class
• Open Class
• Pro Class
• Supercar Class

The classes as defined by Aus Time Attack are all about the cars. So, the class in which you enter will depend totally on the modifications that have been made to your vehicle. Aus Time Attack welcomes exciting modifications and spectacularly presented vehicles for its Competition Day.

Track Licence

IMPORTANT: An AASA Track Licence is required to participate in this event:

• Option 1 - AASA $25 Day Licence (Available to purchase here)
• Option 2 - AASA General Speed Event Licence
• Option 3 - AASA or Motorsport Australia PLA (pre licence authority) to do your OLT

For rules and regulations for all classes see our website - austimeattack.com.au

Important Information

• Winton Motor Raceway - Release and waiver of liability assumption of risk and indemnity agreement
• Aus Time Attack - Terms and Conditions
• AASA Terms and Conditions - I/We have read and understood the Supplementary Regulations issued for this Meeting and agree to be bound by them and by the National Competition Rules of the Australian Auto-Sport Alliance Pty. Ltd. (AASA). I/We also acknowledge and agree that neither Australian Auto-Sport Alliance Pty. Ltd., nor Winton Motor Raceway Pty. Ltd., nor the sponsor organisations, nor the land owners or lessees, nor the organisers of the race meeting/event, nor their respective servants, officials, representatives or agents (all of whom shall collectively be called "the Organisers"), shall be under any liability for my death, or any bodily injury, loss or damage which may be sustained or incurred by me, as a result of participation in or being present at the event, except in regard to any rights I may have arising under the Trade Practices Act 1974.  I/We acknowledge that motor sport is dangerous and accidents causing death, bodily injury, disability and property damage can, and do, happen.  I/We accept the conditions of, and acknowledge the risks arising from, attending or participating in the event and being provided with the event services by AASA and the Associated Entities.