Keep this date fee – more info to come

Volunteer Officials Registration

Supplementary Regulations

Competitor Camping Guide (updated)

Volunteer Camping Guide (updated)

Spectator Guide

ABRQ 2026 Entry List

ABRQ 2026 Bulletin 1

ABRQ 2026 ARC Map Book

ABRQ 2026 TEST Map Book

ABRQ 2026 Bulletin 2

The Annual General Meeting of Brisbane Sporting Car Club Ltd is to be held on Wednesday 6th May 2026 – 7.00 pm.

Board Nomination Form

Proxy Form

On the weekend of 23 and 24 May, 2026, a new off road event will be run by BSCC.  While BSCC has a long history of successfully running off road events, this event is new both in terms of location – Miles, in the Western Downs – and in terms of the partnership we will leverage with the Australian Off Road Racing Association (AORRA) and the Australian Auto-Sport Association (AASA).

As the newest member club of AORRA in Queensland, a State level Long Course (Enduro) off road event has been offered to BSCC.  This event Miles Tyre & Battery 150 Miles will be approximately 240 kilometre, two day event to be held at “Rakaia,” a property approximately 27 kilometres north of Miles and accessible via 7 kilometres of excellent shire gravel road from the Leichhardt Highway.

The property owner, Robert Parkinson, is known to many in the motorsport community; his previous property, Hirstglen, was the site of many rallysprint and offroad events over many years.  Robert has used his experience to build a brilliant network of tracks of varying grades, a 30km loop of which is ideal for our first AORRA event.

I foresee Rakaia being the site of many events over the coming years – and not just off road racing!

A little background information is likely warranted at this point.  Who is AORRA, for example?

The Australian Off Road Racing Association is a member driven association which, in conjunction with AASA, runs club, state, and national level off road events, both Enduro and Short Course.  Performing a function analogous to Motorsport Australia’s Australian Off Road Commission (AORCom), AORRA specify the technical and sporting regulations under which club level events and state to national championships may be run, under AASA sanction. 

The Queensland based clubs, running under AORRA, pride themselves on running family and competitor friendly events, well attended by competitors and spectators alike. 

The Queensland State Championship, which in 2025 is sponsored by ARB and Mickey Thompson, will in 2026 consist of nine rounds.  This will start with an Enduro event, the Gundy 250, to be held on a property to the east of Goondiwindi on 28 February and 1 March 2026.  The calendar will conclude with a Short Course event to be held near Esk on October 10 and 11.  All up, competitors will have nine events, five enduro and four short course, events to fill the calendar. 

The Miles Tyre & Battery 150 Miles will be the fourth event on the calendar, and the third enduro event.  

Welcome to the 2026 Bear Electrical Jimna Rallysprint.

After an unsuccessful attempt last year to conduct in the area, Brisbane Sporting Car Club have decided to return to a forestry area in Queensland which has a long rich history within rallying in Queensland. Personally, I like to thank the Board of the Brisbane Sporting Car Club to allow to me run this event for them.

In 2026, costs to running any event are higher than in previous years. Organisers need to require heavily on sponsorship to help contain the costs for organisers, competitors and officials. Many thanks to Adam O’Brien and Beth Mahney at Bear Electrical, Matt Dolan at Future Auto Service Center and John Keen at Ship Shape Ships, we have been able to provide a QRC, Clubman, Novice and Regularity round that is affordable to all.

With the recent changes made to the Motorsport Australia S2 Rallysprint Standing Regulations, we have been able to increase the total stage distance for the entire event to 93km on good, formed gravel forestry roads that have been upgraded with recent logging operations by HQ Plantations. And with the minimal liaison between stages, you will be spending more time competitively than been on a public road and in the service park.

Jimna Base Camp will play host to the Service Park for the event and camping is available to all competitors, service crews and officials. There will be breakfast and lunch during the day. At the conclusion of the event, the Jimna Sporting Club, top of Service Park will be open for dinner where presentations will be held at the conclusion of the event.

I look forward to seeing your entry at this years 2026 Bear Electrical Jimna Rallysprint.  

The new date for Postponed QRC1 – 15 August 2026 (TBC)

This event will be based at the Blackbutt Showgrounds, Bowman Rd, Blackbutt North.

It will be a day /night event.

Camping is Available –

Children 12-17 – $7 p/person, p/night

Adult – unpowered site – $10 p/person, p/night

Adult single – powered site – $13 p/night

Adult – powered site – $25 p/couple, p/night but please phone to book a site 0437 665 199

Food will be available.

27-30 August 2026

Amamoor Creek State Forest – Sunshine Coast

To work at the Gympie Music Muster, and having a gap between events might be a good opportunity to encourage more BSCC people to assist there.

Consider the offering:

• Free camping at the Gympie Music Muster with toilets & showers a plenty (we might even have electricity again!)
• Drive the Banjo patrons bus all of 800m between their camp and the gates to the festival and meet some great, funny and amusing people along the way
• Free access to the Gympie Music Muster festival so long as you work.
• The opportunity to work & play in an incredible atmosphere.