Moruya Speedway in Moruya, New South Wales | Race track

Moruya Speedway

Locality: Moruya, New South Wales

Phone: +61 423 836 851

Address: Donnelly Drive 2537 Moruya, NSW, Australia

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25.01.2022 Regarding Moruya Speedway next race on the 15th February The division that will be running are Junior Sedans, Limited Sedans, National 4, Speedway Karts and Rear Gear Mounts Street Stockers are some Production Sedans are racing else were So I will need to no asap if you will be racing as we need to make a decision if we are going to have a enough drivers for this meeting to go ahead ... Still don't have phone service at home but I will check my messages tomorrow Can you send your reply via text please If we.have enough club production sedans we will run them aswell Regards Kay See more

22.01.2022 Moruya Speedway is ready to go no rain for 2 days now, Harold is still working on to be ready Things will be a bit different this time we need to be Covid safe All drivers and pit crew will drive to Kay when entering the speedway to pay for there gate entry & nomination & sign the waiver you can scan the QR code Any person wanting to stay in the pit on the day will need to get their pit licence from Kay before 4pm as there will be none sold from the top pit gate at this mee...ting The gates will open at 11.30am for driver & pit crew and 1pm for the spectator What a great lot of entries, sure will be an awesome night of racing it is great for the first time to have the Junior Formula 500 and the NSW GP Midgets at the Moruya track I would like to wish you all a happy and healthy new year Any inquiries please call Kay on 0423836851 see you all on saturday Entry for Adults $15.00 Pensions & Kids from 13 to 17 $10.00 Children 12 & under are free The nomination fee is $30.00 We do not take EFTPOS, There will be a full canteen Hamburgers, Egg & Bacon Rolls, Hot Dogs, Hot Chips, Tea & Coffee & Cold Drinks This is the race order for the night RSA Street Stockers SSA Production Sedand Rear Gear Mounts RSA Junior Sedans NSW GP Midgets RSA Limited Sedans Junior Formula 500 SNR Formula 500 Vintage Sprint Cars These are the competitors & their Divisions RSA Street Stockers M29 Robert Walters M/WS99 Shaun Davoodi ACT46 Brent Humphries WS89 Shannon Alexander WS84 Mark Alexander WS91 Matt Alexander P42 Adrian Clark ACT5 Brad Godwin M/B Pauline Bolton M/WS85 Kai Jones 69 Chris Caunce SSA Production Sedans M6 John Meyer M9 Kiel Rosevear ACT89 Liam Heaton M49 Johnny Ralph ACT7 Scott McPherson Rear Gear Mounts 9 Mitchell Watson 17 Geoff Watson 52 Robert Puckeridge 33 Graham Puckeridge 47 Tom Hardy RSA Junoir sedans M69 Mitch Edwards M18 Jarrod Delatorre M20 Maddie Lucas- Wilton N72 Noah Douglas NSW GP MIDGETS A1 Rod Saville 5 Gary Bowyer 6 Adam Buckley 11 David Lewis 14 Wally Kermond 30 Emma & Graham Lucas 50 Riley Bowyer 55 Trevor Perry 79 Kyle Clancy 80 Matty Dwyer RSA Limited Sedans B34 Troy Wilson ACT Tyler Humphries M25 Tim Yeadon P42 Adrian Clark M49 Johnny Ralph B75 Mike Silk ACT Liam Murphy M/N77 Bruce Irvine M99 Shaun Mortlock M/WS85 Rodney Jones Junior Formula 500 G68 Max Bevan G3 Mitch Saunderson G13 Max Essai N29 Jayden Healey N33 Jac Laneyrie SNR Formula 500 G52 Paul Gray G10 Parker Johnson G37 Dave Nowakowski Vintage Sprint Cars USA1 Barbralea & Mark Smith N14 Ivan Wilson N12 Paul Puckeridge SC8 Dick Drury N30 Jason Pruen C17 Peter Fulginiti SA50 Russel Heaton N8 Rob Rawlings P8 Graham Hook USA3 Garry Rooke & Dave Lambert USA4 Peter Lawson

18.01.2022 Rain is gone and the sun is out tonight’s meeting will be going ahead. Racing starts at 5pm see you all at the track

16.01.2022 Just some information on our next race meeting on the 15th February nominations will stay open to 8th February and we will make a decision on if it will go ahead due to the fire The division are RSA Limited Sedans, junior Sedans, 4 cylinder, junior karts, senior karts, rear gear mounts late model super sedan and the vintage speedway cars So can you text me your entire asap please so I known how many cars will be attending The only thing that will stop this meeting is the ...fires and drivers getting through I have not service still at home but in town every day So I will get your text then Stay safe all Regards kay See more

16.01.2022 Nominations to be included in the program must contact Kay Nash by the 23rd of December. All nominations will still remain open until Thursday the 31st of December. Late nominations will be accepted but will not receive grid draws.

15.01.2022 Hi all Nowra speeday is holding there next meeting on 28th November Is there any limited sedan drive from Moruya, Bega or any other club that would like to enter Regards Kay

13.01.2022 COLLABORATION THE KEY IN SOUTH-EAST NSW Located just 20 minutes south of the popular Batemans Bay in South East NSW, Moruya Speedway is a picturesque and unique... track with a rich history, and an even brighter future. Approaching 60 years of continuous operation, the venue looks to bounce back from a challenging 2019/20, which saw bushfire, flood and finally COVID put a dampener on their season calendar. Most recently, the club engaged Speedway Australia to assist them in sourcing State Government funding the result being a $10,000 cash injection from the NSW Government to help them weather the storm. Led by Surfair Motorsports Club President Kiel Rosevear and Secretary Kay Nash, the hard-working committee now turns their attention for forging a stronger relationship with the surrounding Bega and Canberra tracks, with a collaborative approach discussed for future events within the region. Primarily a Sedan venue, Moruya has played host to marquee events in recent times, the most notable of which was the 2018/19 NSW Production Sedan Title. The 460m granite/clay track features an unusual oblong shape, proving a welcome challenge for many visiting drivers. Recent discussion with surrounding venues, facilitated at a Speedway Australia Regional Forum, has seen Moruya together with Bega’s Sapphire Speedway and Canberra’s ACT Speedway continue talks, with discussion around avoiding date clashes, assisting with each other’s event planning, and consolidating divisions and season point scores between the three clubs at the forefront of ideas to raise the standards for speedway competitors and fans in the states South East. More info about the Surfair Motorsports Club can be found on the Moruya Speedway Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/speedwayatmoruya. We wish Moruya Speedway all the best ahead of their much anticipated 2020/21 season!

10.01.2022 Nomations are now open for Moruya Speedayway 14th March meeting Can all entire be text to Kay 0423836851 Entries for the program will close on Wensday 11 March at 8pm Regards Kay

10.01.2022 I would like to say a big thank you to all the members and family that came out yesterday to help clean up the trees I am just wondering if anyone has time on Thursday to help rake up all the leaves up near the canteen as it is quite a mess up there and there is a few more branches as well You will need probley steel rakes i have some Can you let me know if you can help even tomorrow is ok what ever day suits you as I will be here every day... Kay See more

09.01.2022 Moruya speeday is putting our there Expression of interest of what division will be attending there 2nd January race meeting And who will be nominating Regards Kay

08.01.2022 Evening all These are the grid draws for tommorrow at Moruya Speedway Street Stockers Robert Walters 2,12,10 Shaun Davoodi 3,11,7... Brent Humphries 8,6,6 Shannon Alexander 1,13,8 Mark Alexander 11, 3,12 Matt Alexander 9, 5, 2 Adrian Clark 6,8,4, Brad Godwin 5,9,9, Pauline Bolton 4,10,5 Kai Jones 7,7,1 Chris Caunce 10,4,13 Chris Eveleigh 12,2,3, Daniel Eveleigh 13,1,11 Production Sedans John Meyer 4,3,6, Kiel Rosevear 5,2,1 Liam Heaton 2,5,3 Johnny Ralph 1,6,2 Scott McPherson 3,4,4, Sean rabbitte 6,1,5, Junior Sedans Mitch Edwards 6,2,2, Jarrod Delatorre 4,4,3 Maddie Lucas-Wilton 7,1,6 Noah Douglas 1,7,5 Chelsea Essai 2,6,1 Tyler Burnham 3,5,4 Jake Clark 5,3,7 Limited sedans Troy Wilson 7,5,2 Tyler Humphries 5,7,9 Tim Yeadon 4,8,5 Adrian Clark 9,3,7 Johnny Ralph 3,9,11 Milk Silk 2,10,3 Liam Murphy 6.6,4 Bruce Irvine 1,11,10 Chris Caunce 8,4,6 Shaun Mortlock 11,1,8 Rodney Jones 10,2,1 Good luck to you all On another note if you need to know anything about Moruya Speedway the race meeting can you please call me Kay on 0423836851 as driver are ringing other drivers and getting the wrong info See you all tomorrow gates open at 11.30am Happy new year to you all

07.01.2022 Hi members I need big help out at the speedway to clean up after the storm picking up branches If I don't get any help from members that live here you will be charged extra for you nomination This will need to be done before Saturday Please let me know who can help... Kay See more

06.01.2022 Morning all great day here in Moruya blue sky nice and warm awesome day for racing drive safely see you all when you get here Kay

04.01.2022 MASSIVE INFRASTRUCTURE FUNDING SUCCESS The NSW Government’s Community Building Partnership (CBP) programme announced its 2020 grant recipients today, with the S...peedway community benefiting to the tune of over $100,000 to assist with safety upgrades, pit buildings and machinery. Speedway Australia worked in conjunction with a number of NSW tracks to secure funding in the latest round of grants, with Moruya Speedway on the south coast being the most notable recipient - with $50,000 going toward the construction of a new wall and catch fence structure at the venue. President Kiel Rosevear and Secretary Kay Nash were overjoyed to learn of their successful application, with Kay stating we want to one day leave the club in a better position than when we arrived. This money will go a long way to making Moruya one of the best venues on the South Coast! Moruya’s CBP funding is in addition to a further $10,000 Speedway Australia facilitated for them in October, via the NSW Bushfire Recoveries program. Gasworks Motorsport Inc llabo Speedway and Goulburn Speedway also benefit greatly from the CBP program, with a $30,000 and $25,000 cash injections allowing the Illabo to construct a new toilet and amenities block, and Goulburn to replace their ageing control tower with a brand new structure, complimenting a number of infrastructures upgrades the club has undertaken in recent times. Recent months have seen tens of venues across Australia receive hundreds of thousands of dollars in local, state and federal government funding, going toward everything from safety upgrades to toilet blocks, first aid kits, safety apparel even a ride on lawn mower! With a number of government programs active, including the NSW & VIC Bushfire Recovery Program, there are plenty of opportunities for tracks to source funding for future upgrades. Clubs are encouraged to contact their relevant Sport Development Officer (Adam Brook in NSW, QLD & VIC and Ross Kirby in WA, SA, NT & TAS) to discuss available grant opportunities. #weareaustralianspeedway

03.01.2022 Looking for someone with experience in non-computerised lap scoring for this weekend race meeting. If you or someone you know can help please send us a message on this page Thanks