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Getting Involved with RTDC

What is a Motorkhana?

Motorkhanas are a central feature of our events and are incredibly popular with both our members and their guests. These exciting challenges involve maneuvering a car through a series of tight, timed tests—one car at a time—on either dirt or bitumen surfaces.

Motorkhanas are designed to test a vehicle’s acceleration, braking, and handling, while providing drivers with an excellent opportunity to develop their car control skills in a fun and supportive environment. Whether you’re an experienced competitor or a first-time participant, motorkhanas offer a rewarding mix of enjoyment and skill-building.

To see highlights from past events, including photos and videos taken by our officials and competitors, visit our Facebook page.


What Happens on the Day?

Before the Event

On the Day


Motorkhana Sessions


Car & Safety Requirements

Motorkhanas are low-speed events with lots of turns, so there’s no need for highly modified cars. However, we do ask that the following checks are made as part of your scrutineering form and before you start:


Shared Cars & Dual Entries

Dual entries are allowed! If you're sharing a car, both drivers need to register and alternate car numbers between sessions.


Breakdowns & Recovery

If your vehicle experiences a breakdown or issue:


What to Bring


Important Reminders


Learning and Training

Our committee members are always available at the event to offer tips and guidance. Whether you're a beginner or seasoned participant, we welcome drivers of all skill levels. Our committee and members are more than happy to assist and ensure you have the best possible experience.


Ready to Sign Up?

Head over to the RTDC Event Registration page to find upcoming Motorkhana dates and reserve your spot. If you have any questions or need assistance, don’t hesitate to contact our events team at events@rtdc.com.au 


Interested in Becoming an Official?

Motorkhanas wouldn’t be possible without the support of our dedicated volunteer officials, and you can be part of this team too! If you're curious about the behind-the-scenes action or want to get closer to the event without driving, volunteering as an official is a fantastic way to get involved.

No prior experience is required. You’ll receive full training and support from experienced RTDC officials, and it’s a great opportunity to learn more about motorsport operations, safety, and racecraft.

Interested in giving it a go? Reach out to us, and we’ll connect you with the right people to get started!

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