Founded in 1928, Motorcycling Australia is a privately owned, Australian-based organization employing approximately 50 people. It serves as the national governing body for motorcycle sports in Australia, holding affiliation with the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM). Its responsibilities include establishing national rules and membership, setting strategic direction, and overseeing national championships. Motorcycling Australia's operations are interconnected with state-level controlling bodies, which manage local competitions, licensing, and venue oversight. As of 2023, its primary activity is the administration of spectator motorsports.

Revenue

Founded

1928

Headcount

49

Headquarters

Australia

Primary Segment

Motorsports and cycling

Ownership

Privately Owned

News Summary:

Motorcycling Australia will participate in the 2025 Trial des Nations in Tolmezzo, Italy, on September 20-21, fielding teams in both the men's and women's categories. The 2025 Burdekin Motorcycles Australian Senior Track Championship took place in Lang Park on September 13-14, hosted by the Townsville Motorcycle Club for their 100-year celebrations. A five-rider team was selected to compete in the 2025 FIM Oceania Trial Championship in New Zealand from October 25-27. The team includes Joshua Coleman (T2), Jenna Lupo (T3/Women’s), Michelle Coleman (T4/Women’s), Hector Pinto (T5/Junior), and Garry Connell (T5/Veterans 2), with Phil Whittle as team manager. Rory McQualter and Briony Hendrickson, defending champions, competed in the 2025 Burdekin Motorcycles Australian Senior Track Championship in Woodstock on September 13-14.

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