Motorcycling Australia is a privately owned entity based in Australia. Founded in 1928, the organization operates with approximately 50 employees, specializing in motorsports and cycling. As an affiliated federation of the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM), Motorcycling Australia functions as the national governing body of motorcycle sport in Australia. In this capacity, it is responsible for the development of national rules, national membership development, strategic direction, and acts as the controlling body for national championships. Within its operational structure, Motorcycling Australia is mutually reliant on State Controlling Bodies, which are responsible for competition and events at a state and club level, licencing of members and venues, and control of the sport at a state and territory level.
The 2026 KTM Australian Junior Motocross Championship (AJMX), set to run in Mooroopna from September 28 to October 3, has attracted the largest number of entries in a decade, marking its return to Victoria. Previously, on August 30, South Australia Premier Peter Malinauskas unveiled the new Adelaide Circuit, which will host the first-ever MotoGP city street race in 2027. This proposed $96 million, 4.13km, 15-corner track reintroduces elements from the iconic Formula 1 Grand Prix track of the 1980s and 1990s and projects MotoGP bikes to hit speeds exceeding 340 km/h along Dequetteville Terrace. Earlier, on July 28, six ProMX riders—comprising four Australians, Japan’s Souya Nakajima, and New Zealander Dylan Walsh—were confirmed as wildcards for the MXGP of Australia in Darwin from September 18-20, the final round of the 2026 FIM Motocross World Championship. This followed the commencement of the 2026 Yamaha Aussie Flat Track Nationals (AFTN) at Maryborough’s Action Park on July 25-26, which saw Queenslander Max Whale (KTM) make his full-time AFTN debut after eight years in American flat track. The Australian round of the FIM Superbike World Championship (WorldSBK) will move to Shell V-Power Motorsport Park ('The Bend') in Tailem Bend from 2028 under a multi-year deal, as announced on June 18, with Phillip Island slated to host the championship for the final time in 2027.
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Motorcycling Australia offers 5 products in the sports industry. Motorcycling Australia's product portfolio comprises of motorsports and cycling.
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Motorcycling Australia's revenues were less than $10M in 2024. All the revenue comes from motorsports.
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Motorcycling Australia sells broadcasting rights of its 2 motorsports competitions to 8 companies globally, covering 4 countries. Motorcycling Australia's rights holders include Eurosport.
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