Australian Racing Drivers' Club
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The Australian Racing Drivers' Club is committed to transparent, accountable governance in everything it does — consistent with best practice for incorporated Australian sporting associations. This is the club's public record: every report, every policy, every promise, on the page.
The ARDC is a not-for-profit company limited by guarantee — a structure with one job: making sure the club can only ever serve its members and its sport, never shareholders.
No dividends can be paid. Every dollar earned at Sydney Motorsport Park goes back into the circuit, the club and the sport. A member-elected Board of eight sets the direction; independent auditors examine the accounts every year; and the results are published here — in full — for every member, partner and regulator to read.
The club holds Sydney Motorsport Park in trust for the next generation of racers. Long-term custody beats short-term wins — every decision is measured against the next 75 years.
Audited accounts, published reports, an open constitution. If it matters to members, it's on this page — current documents clearly marked, and the archive kept honest.
Directors answer to the members who elect them — at the AGM, in the annual report, and on the record. Independent audit keeps the numbers beyond argument.
A full year at Australia's busiest circuit — the accounts, the events, the membership and the road ahead, exactly as presented to members.
Inside: audited financial statements for the year ended 31 December 2025, the directors' report, membership and event-day numbers, capital works at Sydney Motorsport Park, and the Board's priorities for the seasons to come.
Every past report stays on the record — retained in full, clearly marked as archive material, and one click from your hands.
Record event days and the first year of the club's sustainability program.
Membership passes 3,850 as the club invests through a challenging year.
Racing returns at full pace — a surplus year and 3,800 members strong.
Holding the line through lockdowns — the club emerges lean and ready.
Looking for something older? The club's records run all the way back to 1952. For reports and documents that pre-date this library, ask the club office — we keep everything.
Request a recordThe constitution, policies, financial and regulatory documents that govern the club — current versions clearly marked, superseded material clearly flagged, nothing buried.
The rules the club runs on — membership classes and voting rights, how directors are elected, how meetings are called, and the not-for-profit guarantee that keeps every surplus in the sport. Updated by the members, for the members.
The standard every member, competitor and guest signs up to — on track, in the paddock and online.
How the Board works: roles, committees, conflicts of interest and the delegations to management.
What the club collects, why, and how member data is protected — in plain English.
Motorsport-wide integrity, safeguarding and member protection policies apply to all ARDC activity — maintained by Motorsport Australia.
The full audited accounts for the year ended 31 December 2025, as lodged and presented to members.
The independent auditor's declaration to the directors, published alongside the accounts.
Formal notice, agenda and proxy forms for the 2026 Annual General Meeting of members.
The circuit's environmental program: solar, water, waste and the road to a greener race day.
Everything a member needs in one book — benefits, track access, bylaws and who to call.
From the first meeting in 1952 to today — the club's story, told for its 75th anniversary.
Members, partners, auditors and press — for anything about club governance, reporting or records, the club office at Turn 1 is the front door.
Audited financial statements, the directors' report and the year in review.