We headed back to Sandown under low clouds and drizzly skies. That didn’t deter the strong field of 130 competitors, many of whom were getting their eye in for the Porsche 6 hour relay the following day.

We headed out to Sandown on what looked like patchy weather, with clouds threatening to burst for most of the day. Thankfully there were just a few misty moments and not the torrential rain experienced by our interstate friends.

Welcome to the last wrap of the year. After lockdowns that lasted for longer than anyone cares to remember, we made it to Sandown, our final event of the season.

We finally made it back trackside! After months of endless monotony, we were free to fang around a racetrack and we even visited regional Victoria along the way.

Here we are again in lockdown. Hooray for us for getting trackside at Sandown before the lurgy shut us down.

Flag Marshalls are integral to our sport and provide vital trackside communication.

Welcome to the half season wrap. Can you believe we are halfway through our season? It’s hard to believe that this time last year we were in the heart of the lockdown, barely moving beyond our homes, let alone on a racetrack.

Hi everyone, Last Saturday we headed to soggy Sandown to not only take on the track but also the elements. The weather gods were not smiling; they were crying cold tears of rain, and lots of it.

The MSCA of Victoria’s first Sprint event is on the 14th February at Sandown Raceway and will host a full field of 100 sprinters and 20 regularity competitors.