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The West Australian Off Road Racing Association (WAORRA) is the oldest established off-road racing club in Western Australia, located in Perth. With over 150 enthusiastic off-road endurance racing members, WAORRA offers an exciting and thrilling experience for off-road racing enthusiasts.
The competition season for WAORRA runs from autumn to spring, providing plenty of opportunities for members to test their skills on various types of terrain found in Western Australia. From sand and dust to creek crossings, mud, rocks, and forests, WAORRA events cover all types of off-road racing challenges.
WAORRA hosts three out of the six WA Off-Road Championship state rounds each year, showcasing the club's commitment to providing high-quality racing experiences. In addition, the club holds a short-course/multi-club event in May, a kids ride day in March, and several static displays throughout the year.
New members are always welcome at WAORRA, offering a fantastic opportunity to join the biggest and best off-road racing club in the west. Whether you are a seasoned off-road racer or a beginner looking to explore the world of off-road racing, WAORRA provides a supportive and inclusive community to help you achieve your racing goals.
As a proud member of the WA Off-Road Racing Championship, WAORRA is accredited by the Confederation of Australian Motorsport. This accreditation highlights the club's commitment to professionalism and safety in off-road racing.
For members, WAORRA provides exclusive access to the Team App site, where important documents and information are shared. The club also keeps members updated with the latest news and events through their social media channels, including Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram.
If you are ready to get down and dirty and join the adrenaline-fueled world of off-road racing, WAORRA is the perfect club for you. Connect with them through their email, social media, or visit their website to learn more about becoming a member and experiencing the thrill of off-road racing in Western Australia.