November 10 -11, 2012

The Winton 300 is the second round of the Kumho Tyres Endurance Series.

The first round of the series, the Wakefield 300, attracted over 40 entries, making it Australia’s most popular endurance race in 2012.

WHY is the Kumho Tyres Endurance Series so popular?

• Maximum track time, minimum expense.
• Widespread exposure and media coverage, including television.
• Unique division system allows a wide range of vehicles to compete on a level playing field.
• The most affordable way to go endurance racing in Australia.

Kumho Tyres Winton 300 Details

• Entries are at the discretion of the promoter, but a wide range of cars are encouraged to compete, including production cars, Saloon cars, Commodore Cup cars, Porsche 944s, BMW E30s, Mazda MX5s, Improved Production cars, HQ Holdens, Super TT cars and more.
• Two or three drivers per car.
• Compulsory timed pit-stop for fuel for all competitors, no dry-break system required.
• National television package includes coverage on SBS Speedweek and Fox Speed channel.

All this is included in the entry fee, which is just $800 per car (including a garage)!

Download your Documents:

Winton 300 Entry form

VMRC Round 3 Entry Form

Supplementry Regulations

Special Regulations (Winton 300)

Recommended Refueling device for Winton 300

Kumho Tyres Specials for the Winton 300

Entries as at 17/10/2012