Quarter Mile Sprint
Car Entries
Enter Your Car!
Ready to go full-throttle down our quarter-mile track?
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Can I get a Single Event licence?
Please note there are no single-event licenses available.
Competitors must hold a Motorsport Australia “Speed” Licence.
Geelong Revival Motoring Festival uses the Motorsport Australia event entry to process online competition entries.
If you do not have an account, you can create one here
How Much are Entry Fees?
Entry fees vary depending on the age of your vehicle.
The default entry is for two days. We offer a 30% discount if you are only available to compete one day.
Pre-war vehicles (pre-1950):
- $110 (two day entry)
Vintage (1951-1969) and Motorsport Aus logbooked vehicles:
- $295 (two-day entry)
Classic vehicles (1970-1998):
- $395 (two day entry)
Modern vehicles (1999-current):
- $495 (two-day entry)
All drivers must hold a Motorsport Australia Speed licence (or higher).
An additional driver (“Cross Entry”) with an existing car entry is $150.
What Does My Entry Fee Include?
Your entry fee includes:
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- One pit space
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- Four competitive sprints for one vehicle
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- One driver pass
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- Two pit crew passes
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- Two race number stickers
Racing entrants are also eligible for a 35% discount on VIP Tickets, limited to two passes per entrant.
The Fine Print
Before you participate, there are a few things you need to read through and have ready on the day.
What Do I Need on the Day?
At Driver Check-In on the day of competition, you must provide signed copies of the Statement of Self Scrutiny Form and the Risk Warning and Disclaimer.
Download Statement of Self Scrutiny Form
Supplementary Regulations
Before you enter, you must read the Supplementary Regulations.
Your entry indicates acceptance of the supplementary regulations.
Additional Rules
Non-competitive vehicles (such as loading trucks & trailers) must not remain in the pits once competition vehicles are in place.
No fuel is permitted in the pits at any time.
The following Motorsport Australia Capacity Multipliers will be applied where applicable:
– Forced induction (Petrol) = Engine capacity (cc) x 1.7
– Forced induction (Diesel) = Engine capacity (cc) x 1.5
– Rotary engines = Engine capacity (cc) x 1.8
– Forced induction rotary = Engine capacity (cc) x 3.06
Additional Resources
Here are a few helpful resources to get you ready for race day.
