2026 Season
Race Schedule
Three rounds across Queensland's most demanding terrain. Full season calendar for the 2026 QORC Championship.
Gold City 450
The season opener at the Millchester Motor Sport Facility in Charters Towers. Competitors tackle the Gold City 450 across two days of demanding outback racing.
Zoom Cup
The Zoom Cup at Limevale is a three-day event that tests competitors across some of Queensland's most varied off-road terrain.
Lockyer Valley Enduro
The Lockyer Valley Enduro heads to Thornton for a demanding two-day enduro through the valley's rugged terrain. One of the most anticipated rounds on the 2026 calendar.
Entry deadline
17 Oct 2026
Vehicle Classes
Extreme 4WD
Highly-modified 4WD - Refer to OFF ROAD SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS Section 10.
Production 4WD
Production 4WD with engine not exceeding: (i) 7000cc (+1%) for naturally aspirated petrol engines; (ii) 6000cc (+1%) for supercharged petrol engines inclusive of any supercharging/rotary multiplication factors; or (iii) 7200cc (+1%) for diesel engines, inclusive of any supercharging multiplication factors. Refer to OFF ROAD SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS Section 9.
Prolite Buggy
Buggies with engines up to 3500cc, naturally-aspirated. (a) ELIGIBILITY/DEFINITION A one or two-seat, two-wheel drive Automobile, as defined in GR 1. Engine capacity must be up to 3500cc (+1%), inclusive of any rotary and/or diesel correction factors. All engines must be naturally aspirated (i.e., no turbo or supercharging device is permitted).
Pro Buggy
Engine capacity must not exceed: (i) 7000cc (+1%) for naturally aspirated petrol engines; (ii) 6000c (+1%) for supercharged petrol engines inclusive of any supercharging/rotary multiplication factors; or (iii) 7200cc (+1%) for diesel engines, inclusive of any supercharging, multiplication factors.
Super 1650
Buggies with engines not exceeding 1650cc. (a) ELIGIBILITY/DEFINITION A two-seat, two-wheel drive Automobile, as defined in GR 1. Engine capacity must not exceed 1650cc, inclusive of any turbo/supercharging, rotary and/or diesel correction factors.
Sportsman
Buggies with engines not exceeding 1330cc. (a) ELIGIBILITY/DEFINITION A two-seat, two-wheel drive Automobile, as defined in GR 1. Engine capacity must not exceed 1330cc, inclusive of any turbo/supercharging, rotary and/or diesel correction factors.
Extreme 2WD
Highly-modified 2WD including Baja. For more information refer to OFF ROAD SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS Section 8.
Performance 2WD
Performance two-wheel drive class competitors.2WD cars will be eligible to be entered in only one 2WD class, whether or not they comply with the regulations for more than one class, unless specifically outlined in the relevant sporting or supplementary regulations. For further information refer to OFF ROAD SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS Section 7.
SXS Pro
GENERAL (a) Each vehicle must comply with these regulations, applicable Motorsport Australia Technical Appendix and the Off Road (GR). (b) Each vehicle must remain in standard specification as produced by the manufacturer unless a freedom is provided for below in these regulations. (c) The onus is on the competitor to provide evidence of eligibility, which may include supporting information from the relevant brochure or official documents issued by the vehicle manufacturer/importer/distributor. SXS Pro: an engine of a capacity not exceeding 2050cc including the relevant multiplication factor/s if supercharged/turbocharged. For further information refer to OFF ROAD SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS Section 11.
SXS Sport
ELIGIBILITY/DEFINITION (a) The SXS class is for off road recreational vehicles with a seating capacity of two crew members, located side by side, steered by a steering wheel. NOTE: Two crew members must be seated at any point in time during competition. (b) A SXS vehicle may be either two or four wheel drive. SXS vehicles, as defined must only be eligible to compete as a SXS. (c) The current eligible vehicle manufacturers and models are listed in Attachment 1: Eligible SXS Vehicles List. SXS Sport: a naturally aspirated engine of a capacity not exceeding 1200cc. For further information refer to OFF ROAD SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS Section 11.
Sportslite
Buggy or Extreme 2WD bodied A utomobile . (a) ELIGIBILTY DEFINITION A one or two seat, two-wheel drive Automobile, either buggy or Extreme 2WD, as defined in GR1 with a maximum engine capacity of: (i) 2500cc for naturally aspirated petrol engines; or (ii) 4 cylinder 1600cc (swept volume) forced induction petrol engines. NOTE: Fuel permitted is in accordance with GR27. (b) ENGINE RESTRICTION (i) Each forced induction engine must be fitted with an inlet air restrictor with a maximum internal diameter of 32mm, in accordance to Attachment 2: Sportslite Restrictor. All the intake air for the engine must pass through this restrictor. NOTE: Motorsport Australia may apply other engine restrictions. Any application by Motorsport Australia of further restrictions will be undertaken following review and consultation.
How to Enter
Check eligibility
Review the current QORC regulations for your vehicle class. Ensure your vehicle meets the technical requirements before entering.
Complete entry form
Submit your online entry via the Motor Sport Australia Members Portal with vehicle details, driver licence, and competition licence information.
Pay entry fee
Payment is required to confirm your entry. Entries are not confirmed until payment is received.
Scrutineering
All vehicles must pass submit a self scrutineers form. Arrive at the venue during the designated scrutineering window - there maybe spot checks conducted.