Spectators permitted at events
Following continued consultation with government agencies, MotorSport New Zealand has revised our current “Back in Motion” Plan for our various motorsport disciplines to conform with the requirements set by Government to meet the updated guidelines to ensure events can continue to run safely. The revised Back...
COVID-19 Alert Levels Extended
Following the extension of the COVID-19 Alert Level 2 restrictions, MotorSport New Zealand has been working with the government to revise our 'Back in Motion' guidelines. These revised guidelines have more flexibility whilst still allowing motorsport events to take place under Alert Level 2. The revised...
Nominations for Appointed Board Member Notification
The Board of MotorSport New Zealand Inc, in accordance with Rule 14.8 of its Constitution, hereby calls for nominations for the position of Appointed Board Member. At its recent meeting the Board determined that ideally, the successful nominee would complement the current Board by possessing and...
Officials training update
The first of MotorSport New Zealand’s revamped officials training courses have been completed. Scrutineers who were due to renew their licences in June were the first to experience the new blended adult learning program developed by MotorSport New Zealand’s Trainer and Educator, Bruce Wilson. With face-to-face...
Changing of the guard for MotorSport New Zealand’s Chief Clerk of the Course
MotorSport New Zealand has appointed Craig Finlayson as it’s Chief Clerk of the Course after Shayne Harris decided to step down from the role after four years. Harris, who also served as President of MotorSport New Zealand from 2010-2016, and Chief Clerk of the Course from...
August 14th COVID-19 Update
The government has extended the current COVID-19 Alert Levels for a further 12-days until August 26th. This means Auckland remains at Alert Level 3 and the rest of New Zealand at Level 2. This will affect motorsport events in New Zealand. As we outlined earlier this...
MotorSport New Zealand partners with ASURE Accommodation Group
MotorSport New Zealand is delighted to announce they have partnered with ASURE Accommodation Group to offer discounts to their licence holders. ASURE Accommodation Group is a New Zealand owned and operated group of motels, motor lodges, motor inns and apartments with over 40 locations strategically placed...
12 August COVID-19 Update
The government has moved Auckland back into COVID-19 Alert Level 3 and the rest of New Zealand back into Level 2. At this stage, these restrictions are in place until midnight on Friday, 14 August. If the restrictions are extended beyond this time, it may affect...
Scrutineers training now live
Bruce and the Technical team are excited to advise that the scrutineering course went live at 5pm today, with the upload of the 6 modules. The course consists of 6 modules to be read (be completed over 2 weeks) and attend/watch at one of the video...
MotorSport New Zealand will stop accepting cheques from 1 November 2020
MotorSport New Zealand wishes to advise its customers that it will not be accepting cheques as payments from 1 November 2020. The decision has been made as banks have begun to phase out the use of cheques in 2020 and cheque payments make up a...