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24.01.2022 The TMCC is in need of Flaggies and Marshals for our Race meeting on 22nd April at Symmons Plains. We also need help on Saturday 21st April for the Ride day. Well give you lunch, drinks, the best seat at the track to see the racing, and a FREE Ride day voucher. If youre a racer who isnt racing, how about giving us a hand so that others can race. If we dont get enough officials, we cant run the meeting.... Youll need to be at the track by 8.15 am for an officials briefing. If youd like to be involved or want more info, please contact us

24.01.2022 Heres the official poster for the MRA Toy Run!!!! Please share with your friends, to either get your bikes ready, or prepare to watch from the highway and donate toys or non-perishable food items LETS GET IT OUT THERE!!

22.01.2022 Just a reminder for people attending the Ride day Saturday, to help us in regard to COVID-19 management can you please bring your own pen so they dont need to be shared. Remember to maintain 1.5m distance from others and payment by card would be appreciated to minimise cash handling https://www.facebook.com/events/2555203298139297/

22.01.2022 2018 TMCC AGM The TMCCs 2018 AGM is Thursday 10th May 7pm at the Jailhouse Grill in Wellington Street Launceston. The AGM and monthly meeting have been pushed back a week to avoid clashing with Agfest. It is important that as many members as possible attend the meeting as all office bearers will be elected and decisions made affecting the rules and regulations around racing at club level. Its no good whinging that you didnt agree with some decision that the committee made ...if you werent there to argue your case and vote. A club is only as strong as its members, so come along and ensure the clubs future. Be there to cast your vote for the committee you want to run the club for the next 12 months.

21.01.2022 For anyone planning on racing at the next meeting online entries are now available. Please also have a read of the GCRs (General Competition Rules) as race bikes will need to comply with the listed rules appropriate to class. https://www.ma.org.au/licences//general-competition-rules/

21.01.2022 As has been previously mentioned, on race days bikes will be scrutineered according to the CGRs. Particular attention will be paid to engine case protection and fluid retention. Please familiarise yourself with the rules around these areas, the rules regarding belly pans are below: 8.17.1.13 With the exception of production-based... machines without a lower fairing which have Australian Design Rule compliance, all machines, including sidecars, must be fitted with an integral lower fairing dam or separate catch tray, which must be constructed to trap and hold engine oil and/or coolant: a) For 4-stroke machines, a capacity of at least 3 litres, b) For 2-stroke machines, a capacity of at least 2.5 litres, c) All air-cooled machines with lower fairing dams/fluid catchment areas are to hold a capacity of fluid greater than or equal to the oil capacity of the engine unit, d) With no less than two holes, each of 25mm, which may only be opened in wet race conditions.

20.01.2022 This weekend, time to get back on the track Saturday with a ride day and Sunday is race day, costs nothing to come and spectate, over 50 bikes racing https://www.facebook.com/events/2555203298139297/

20.01.2022 Just a reminder for TMCC members that hold an MA Race licence, if you enter the race meeting on the 17th of November you will receive a free test and tune day at Symmons compliments of the club early in the new year

18.01.2022 Check out and follow the TMCC events page to know whats coming up :) https://www.facebook.com/TasmanianMotorcycleClubEvents

18.01.2022 So members can anyone date this?

16.01.2022 Ride day this Sunday

15.01.2022 Saturday Ride Day / Sunday Race Day is the next TMCC event :) Check out our events page to stay up to day

14.01.2022 2019 Tasmanian Road Race State Championship dates are as follows: R1 - March 10 TMCC R2 - April 14 SRCT... R3 - September 8 TMCC R4 - October 6 SRCT Classes substantially same as 2018 Interclub - SupRegs will be released soon

14.01.2022 2019 Ride Day dates and prices

13.01.2022 Symmons Ride and Race dates for 2020

11.01.2022 *** 2018 EVENT ENTRY NOW OPEN *** Heads up people, entries are now open for the 2018 Motorworks/Bridgestone 2 Hour race meeting at Baskerville Raceway including... the Lites 20 Lap Feature and a full program of support races. If youre suffering withdrawals after the Sydney 5 Hour, then heres your fix. Get a team organised (only 1 bike per team) and get to Tassie in December for this epic event. With over $5.000 in prize money, $500 travel assistance per 2-Hour team, and a freshly resurfaced race track, the 2 hour is an event not to be missed. Places for the 2-Hour are STRICLY LIMITED, so entries will be accepted on a first in basis only. If you are travelling from the mainland, please make sure that your entry has been confirmed before making travel arrangements. Links to entry forms can be found under the Racing tab on the SRCT website at https://srct.org.au/motorworks-bridgestone-2-hour. You can enter online, or by downloading a form to complete manually. If youre interested in coming but arent yet ready to enter, please let us know so we can keep you updated on space availability. If you have any problems or questions, please contact Shaun Patmore on 0418 128 788, or Chris Price on 0408 326 052 See you in December

11.01.2022 The Annual General Meeting will be held on Thursday 10th May at 7pm at the Jailhouse Grill Launceston. Please come along and get involved, its your club. The May committee meeting will follow the AGM.

11.01.2022 This was found on the pit wall at the last ride day, will be at the sign in desk at the next ride day :)

11.01.2022 Can you help? Urgent call for flag marshals at Symmons Plains tomorrow (Sunday 8th) Experience not required, the TMCC will feed and water you and to say thank you provide a ride day voucher to cover the ride day fee at your next ride day. Please contact Karen Webb if you can assist

10.01.2022 Please note the following works being done at Symmons Plains. 1. The toilets under the tower are being freshened up and will be locked as the works are not complete. The central pit toilets will be open as well as the corporate room toilets. It means that anyone wishing to camp at the track wont have access to a shower. 2. The corporate room, kitchen and toilets upstairs have just been painted. We ask that riders and spectators using this upstairs facility do not sit on ...the window sills. There are plenty of available chairs. 3. There will be no spectator access to the hill above the main straight due to earthworks.

10.01.2022 2020 Prices - Increases have been kept as small as possible.

10.01.2022 Back at Symmons Plains this weekend, look forward to seeing you there

09.01.2022 We understand that due to Round 3 of the Interclub being held at Baskerville last weekend some competitors may not have entered the TMCC Round at Symmons Plains on 14th October. We are able to take 6 more entries and will waive the late entry fee if you contact us at [email protected] or via Facebook by 5:00PM Tomorrow Tuesday 9th October.

08.01.2022 28th of JUNE RIDE DAY UPDATE. For those that have seen the Premiers announcement around the easing of restrictions and were wondering how that might impact the Ride Day. Unfortunately its not as simple as just the state government restrictions, there are also issues around permits and insurance. Also due to TMCC not owning our own track as a lot of the dirt clubs do. ... We are monitoring the situation and will advise if there is any change, but at this stage the Ride Day on the 28th of June WILL NOT be going ahead.

07.01.2022 28th of JUNE RIDE DAY UPDATE. For those that have seen the Premier's announcement around the easing of restrictions and were wondering how that might impact the Ride Day. Unfortunately it's not as simple as just the state government restrictions, there are also issues around permits and insurance. Also due to TMCC not owning our own track as a lot of the dirt clubs do. ... We are monitoring the situation and will advise if there is any change, but at this stage the Ride Day on the 28th of June WILL NOT be going ahead.

06.01.2022 Dear TMCC Member Over the last week your committee has been closely following the unfolding events surrounding the COVID-19 Pandemic. We have also been keenly observing the recommendations and best advice around social distancing and the guidelines around the conduct of non-essential meetings and gatherings. While it may be technically possible to run a meeting and be just inside the current requirements, would this be a sensible or responsible thing to do? Primarily from a h...ealth and safety perspective but also considering the fiscal perspective of running a meeting if no one were to choose to attend. From the rapidity of change over the last week a decision made today would in all likelihood be outdated tomorrow. The restrictions and guidelines are only heading in one direction, that being more restrictive, on Sunday the 22nd of March the Prime Minister stated that the government is expecting this pandemic to last, at the very least, six months. As such, committee announces with regret and a deep sense of disappointment, that the TMCC will immediately suspend ride day and race meetings until further notice. We appreciate this is a difficult decision but we genuinely have the best interests of our riders, racers, volunteers and the community, at the forefront of our minds in taking this action. As the COVID-19 pandemic unfolds over the coming months the committee will continue to follow the situation and will reassess month by month when an appropriate time to recommence meetings has arrived. Sincerely Cary McMahon On behalf of the Committee

06.01.2022 If anyone picked up a bag of signboard numbers in pit lane yesterday can you contact myself , Mal or Scott Campbell thanks.

06.01.2022 Always be aware of your comments on Social Media. Below is the link to MAs Social Media Policy, just in case you havent read it for a while.

05.01.2022 This is very good news . A collection of ETH (Trevor) Jowetts trophies have been found at the Hobart tip and saved from being lost forever . These trophies will be given back to the club . I am going to try and contact Trevors family members and gain permission to display them in our cabinet in the Automobile museum in Launceston ..

05.01.2022 Round 1 of the 2019 Tasmanian Road Racing Championship is being held on Sunday 10th March 2019 at Buckby Motors Symmons Plains Raceway. Entries close Friday 1st March. Late entries may be accepted until Sunday 3rd March depending on the number of entries received. Entry is online at Ridernet.... https://osm-ma.omnisportsmanagement.com/EventManager/(S(4ejzmdy5cfbn10v515zq4iwn))/EM_RegEventInformation.aspx?EventId=39%2bRiPMu1VUcU7%2fI3qDS0pWEpUvfk50j

05.01.2022 As a result of an incident at Round 2 at Symmons Plains on 2nd September that caused the race meeting to be cancelled, the TMCC Committee has resolved to enforce the General Competition Rules (GCRs) in relation to competition motorcycles. Motorcycles presented to scrutineering that do not comply with the GCRs will not be allowed to race until they do comply. It is the responsibility of the rider or team manager to ensure compliance with the rules. Some information on w...hat you should do before entering a race meeting can be found here: https://www.ma.org.au/getting-started/the-race-meeting/ The (GCRs) can be found here: https://www.ma.org.au/licences//general-competition-rules/ If you have any queries in relation to compliance with the GCRs, please post any queries here or contact the race secretary.

03.01.2022 A notice to all motor sport Clubs, Competitors and Promotors, Just a reminder that MST have a total ban on coloured tyres at both Symmons Plains and Baskerville... Raceways. As it has been brought to our attention again that there has been a large quantity of coloured tyres that have been sold in Tasmania over the past few months primarily for the use of doing burnouts and power slides and are being used illegally on some suburb streets. There are concerns not only for the damage and unsightly mess they leave, but also for safety concerns of our two-wheel motorcycling competitors that also use our circuits, as they also leave a dangerous slippery surface. Due to these concerns Motorsports Tasmania, has issued a blanket ban of these type of tyres to be used at either Symmons Plains or Baskerville Raceways. We thank all our users for respecting the properties and for the safety of all that use them. Regards, Donald Potter General Manager Motorsports Tasmania

01.01.2022 Historic 2+4 race entry available now! https://srct.org.au/srct-race-days/