Kempsey Macleay

Off Road Club

ROUND 1- Nabiac Hotel Airport Challenge 2023

The Nabiac Airport Challenge is an off road racing event which has been running since 1995.  This event is a Short Course Off Road Event run over a variety of surfaces and is designed to test drivers skill and vehicle preparation.  The Nabiac Airport Challenge prologue is approximately 5.5 kms in length and the full course is approximately 114 kms, comprising Saturday 2 heats of 3 laps each @ 5.5kms per lap and Sunday 3 heats of 3 laps each at 9 kms per lap. For more info visit Nabiac Airport Challenge 2023

ENTRY NOW OPEN MULTI-CLUB EVENT

ENTRY OPEN 7TH NOVEMBER  2022

CLOSE 13TH NOVEMBER 2022

Please email the Self Scrutiny check sheet, Statement of vehicle compliance and  proof of payment to admin@kempseyoffroadracing.net

ENTRY NOT ACCEPTED UNTILL ALL PAPERWORK IS RECIVED!!

CLICK TAB BELOW FOR LINKS TO FORMS AND SUP REG'S

Becoming a motorsport official is the best way of getting close to the action without being in the drivers seat. Volunteer officials are a vital part of motorsport and without them the sport could not function. Officials ensure that events are conducted safely, fairly and that the rules and regulations are upheld.

Every motorsport event requires a number of officials with various skills to perform a wide range of tasks.

Sponsored By Hunter Rivmasta Australia Pty Ltd

The event is a Sorra club Round 1 event, it will be conducted at Colo motorsport park, putty road Colo heights.

On the 4th and 5th of June.

CLICK HERE for Entry details

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

STATE CHAMPIONSHIP 2020

CANCELLED

Due to the current COVID 19 Pandemic it is with deep regret that Off Road NSW have made the decision to cancel the 2020 NSW State Off Road Championship.

The cancellation of the 2020 NSW State Off Road Championship is in line with the cancellation of other major events across the Nation and worldwide, with the aim to limit the spread of COVID 19.

This is not a decision that was made lightly, but after much deliberation and consultation by Off Road NSW Panel Members.

To assist any NSW Club that is still in a position where they are able to hold an event in 2020, although the Championship is cancelled, Off Road NSW will be making a financial contribution to assist each club with the additional COVID 19 measures that are required to be put in place to minimise the burden.

The health and safety of our competitors, volunteers & spectators is our number one priority.

I take the opportunity to include all of you in the sentiment that NSW State Off Road Championship will return bigger, better and safer in 2021.

For any further information please contact your local Off Road NSW Panel Member.

Yours sincerely,

Off Road NSW

The KMORC AGM will be held on Monday 9th September 2019, Kempsey RSL 7:30pm.

Please find attached Committee Nomination forms.

This is how you can help the club and have a say in the direction of the club.

Please complete the attached for and return to kmorc@live.com before 5th September 2019.

Without a Committee we don’t have a club…

Committee Nomination forms

Congratulation to Peter Carr and Matt Wyndham for take outright honours at the Scott's Hydraulics Dondingalong Off Road Challenge. The #698 SXS Turbo finishing the two days of off road racing with a 50s lead over second placed Nathan Chivas and Scott O'Conner, Justin Guy and Eric Hume 
 rounded out the podium. all have kicked off there challenge to take out the KINGS OF KEMPSEY on the right foot.

Bring on the KEMPSEY 250 at Wittitrin

Final heat and lap times below

Outright times order

Class times and order

Lap times

2018 NSW Off Road Championship

Presentation of Awards Dinner.

When:        Saturday  - 10th November 2018

Where:      Raymond Terrace Bowling Club

Time:        6pm for 6:30pm Start

Price:        $50 per person

Tickets:    Click Here

Payment:  All tickets must be paid for by 2nd November 2018

Can pay direct into the Club's account - Use Surnames for reference. and EMAIL remittance to g.mbaxter@bigpond.com

Bank details are:

Hunter Valley Off Road Association

NAB

BSB:     082 845        Account No:    17328 7441

Reigning BFGoodrich CAMS Australian Off Road Champion Matt Martin has returned to his brilliant 2017 form to take out the annual Milbrodale Mountain Classic Off Road Racing Event. Hosted by the Hunter Valley Off Road Racing Association, more than 50 local and interstate competitors took part in the prestigious off road event.

From the start, Martin was in front and after the first heat, had already built a solid lead to just under a minute ahead of Mat Huxley, before using the next two heats to go further in front. Huxley was able to stay in touch though, coming second in every heat, before falling short of winning his first heat after Michael Denham, who eventually finished third outright, won the fourth and final heat. Both Huxley and Denham also won their respective classes in the Pro buggy and Extreme 2WD classes respectively, while Denham was also awarded the Tin Top Award. In other classes, Richard Wilton won the Super 1650 Buggy award while finishing seventh outright, Joshua Nurrish claimed ninth outright along with the Extreme 4WD class, Gavin Sheppard took out the Sportsman Buggy class, Drew Corcoran the Production 4WD class and Greg Barron the Sportsman Buggy class. The entertaining SXS battles saw Kevin Cant win the Sports class and Glen Ackroyd win the Turbo class, while Martin won the Prolite buggy class with navigator Kerry Martin who also was awarded the best female navigator, an award shared with Jessica Denham. Claiming the fastest lap time on the longest course, Justin Guy was awarded the coveted ‘Man of the Mountain’ award, while Kristy Hedley won the Best Female Driver. Other accolades to be presented were the Nigel Beeston Memorial Award to Rikki Headley and the best-presented vehicle, which was given Joshua Nurrish.

ARTICAL THANKS TO CAMS AUSTRALIA OFFROAD WEB SITE.

Click link for full results.

http://www.hvorra.com.au/results.html

Final Results More to come watch this space.

2018 DRIVER REGISTRATION FORM.

Please click link below for the 2018 Driver Registration form for NSW Off Road Championship.

Registration Form

Chris Browning and Glen Scott have piloted the #131 Alumicraft to the top of the podium in a dusty 2017 Jim Anderson Earthmoving Kempsey 250 at Wittitrin. Browning drove a planned race from start of the weekend, letting the hard charging #19 Pro Buggy of Huxley and early pace setters of #622 Dullard and #635 Kenah jostle for early race positions before moving into 2nd place in Saturdays section.

Fast forward to Sunday morning, Huxley was pushing hard and lead the field away in the day's first section but as the dust from lap traffic began to take its toll on the Pro Buggy driver it was visible that Browning in the Nissan powered Prolite was starting to make his charge. Huxley caught a group of lap traffic and faulted momentarily allowing Browning to ascend to first on the road. Meanwhile the #635 Can-Am of Kenah also had plans and had been making their way methodically through the traffic, they were on the way to pressure Huxley as well. Unfortunately for Kenah tyre contact with Huxley was enough to pick his wheel up resulting in a bent arm and a roll onto the side, ending his weekend. Sunday's first section finished with Browning, Huxley and the #217 of Brad Bishop in 3rd. Bishop had a threat to also contend with in the form of 4th overall #211 Scott Brown whom he was having a fierce class battle with for Super 1650 honours.

Sunday Section 2 was another leg that went to plan for Browning as he drove faultless to the victory. Huxley however was still to have some excitement in store, whilst traveling at speed in one of the faster parts of track referred to as "The Airstrip" he suffered a failure on a rear arm pivot box that resulted in a roll over and damage that would finish his day. Bishop who had been struggling with clutch issues was unable to profit from Huxley's loss as he to was forced to retire.

The 2nd and 3rd outright positions were once again on the table. #211 Brown and the ever reliable defending champion of #18 Glen Hoffman decided these positions had their names on them and capitalised where others had been unable to get the job done.

Mat Huxley #19 has dominated the field at the 2017 Jim Anderson Kempsey 250 at Wittitrin today with a solid performance in both the prologue and "Dallas's Dash" Top 10 Shootout. Leading the field away in pole position he set about making dust and dust there was. Joel Dullard driving the #622 Can-Am put in a serious effort to run with Huxley and was comfortably commanding 2nd on the road as they pushed through the lap traffic until a roll over in the arena whilst passing a slower car in the dust. Browning #131 meanwhile was finding his way around Wittitrin again after last competing at the event in Sportsman class, Chris was winding the wick up on the Alumicraft and pushed into 2nd outright. Kenah in the #635 Can-Am is driving a calculated race and holding down third at the finish of Saturday's racing.
Can Browning hunt down 1st place or will Huxley continue the onslaught tomorrow? A serious battle is guaranteed for sure!

Good Morning Competitors, 

Please find attached information regarding the decision made by AORCom.

Click Below:

Rule changes for 2017.