Motorkhana is a low-cost form of motorsport, unique to Australia and New Zealand but similar to the autotests held in the UK and Ireland. It involves manoeuvring a car through tight tests as quickly as possible - one car at a time - on either dirt or bitumen surfaces. This usually requires sliding and spinning the car accurately while maintaining speed through the test course. Some reversing is often included.

Most competitors use normal road cars like Phil Torode's Peugeot 205 (upper right). Some use specially built vehicles like Scott Bennett's Mini Cooper S powered special (upper left).

The NSW Motorkhana Website has photos, calendar and results for New South Wales Motorkhanas and Khanacross. The Qld Motorkhana Website has photos, video, calendar and results for Queensland Motorkhanas. The SA Motorkhana Website has photos, video, calendar and results for South Australian Motorkhanas although it hasn't been maintained for a year or two.

For motorkhanas in Western Australia , you can visit the WA Motorkhana Website and receive a free email newsletter, Motorkhana News, with event info, supp regs, results and pointscores.

For motorkhanas in Victoria, join the Victorian Motorkhana Group You can also receive a free monthly email newsletter, Victorian Motorkhana News, with event info, supp regs, photos, rule changes, results and pointscores by joining the Victorian motorkhana mailing list

Watch the Victorian Motorkhana Video, a short AMC video and a longer AMC video in 1080p and full screen.

2011 Australian Motorkhana Champion Corinne-East Johnston