Light Car Club
of Canberra
At the Light Car Club of Canberra, we are passionate about motorsport and dedicated to providing exciting opportunities for people in Canberra and the surrounding areas. Our club offers a range of motorsport events designed to cater to enthusiasts of all skill levels, from seasoned drivers to newcomers looking to experience the thrill of racing.
Sideways since 1963
Our primary goal is to create a welcoming environment where everyone can participate in motorsport activities. We organise a variety of events throughout the year, including local khanacrosses held at the Canberra Greyhound Club. These events are a fantastic way for juniors to learn driving skills and develop car control from the age of 12. Under the guidance of experienced competitors, young drivers can enjoy a safe and supportive atmosphere to hone their abilities.The Light Car Club of Canberra prides itself on being a family-friendly and inclusive community. We believe in the power of social connections and strive to provide a range of activities that bring our members together.
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Light Car Club Canberra — 2026 Events Calendar (Draft)
The Light Car Club Canberra calendar for 2026 includes a mix of competitive events, driver development activities, and social runs. Dates are provided to assist with planning and may be subject to final approvals. January 31 January — Festival of Speed The Festival of Speed opens the year and showcases a broad range of vehicles, from historic to modern, competitive and display cars. It brings together the wider motorsport community. LCCC will have stall at the Festival of Speed – if you are out there, come and say ‘Hi’. February 15 February — Junior Skill Day A driver development day focused on junior competitors, with an emphasis on car servicing and safe participation. 28 February — Khanacross 1 The first khanacross event of the year, featuring technical courses designed to test precision and consistency. March 28 March — Social Drive A non-competitive club drive providing an opportunity for members to connect and enjoy a day on the road. April 18 April — Rallysprint A multi-stage rallysprint conducted on closed roads. The event consists of three stages, each run three times. May 17 May — Khanacross 2 Round two of the khanacross series, continuing the season of competitive short-course events. June 13 June — Khanacross 3 A mid-season khanacross event building on the earlier rounds. July 19 July — Khanacross 4 The fourth khanacross event of the first half of the season. August 15 or 21 August — Rallysprint A second rallysprint for the year. Final date to be confirmed. Notes The listed khanacross events represent the first half of the season. A further three to four khanacross events are planned later in the year and will be published once confirmed. All dates are provisional and subject to change. Further information, including entries and supplementary regulations, will be published closer to each event.
