Motorcycling Victoria (MV) and the MV Road Race Committee (MVRRC) are pleased to confirm that Hartwell Motorcycle Club (Hartwell MCC) will assist with the delivery of Round 3 of the 2026 Victorian Road Racing Championship (VRRC) at Broadford on 10–11 October 2026.
Hartwell MCC has stepped forward to support the VRRC and the Victorian road racing community, working collaboratively with MV and the MVRRC to ensure the 2026 championship can proceed through to its conclusion.
Hartwell’s involvement is specifically to support the delivery of Round 3 and does not represent a takeover of the VRRC series or a change to its governance or ongoing structure.
MV General Manager – Operations Shane McCarter said the support of Hartwell MCC was a positive example of clubs working together to support the sport.
“We are very pleased to have Hartwell step up and assist with Round 3 of the VRRC,” McCarter said. “Their involvement is about supporting the championship and, most importantly, ensuring our riders, officials and volunteers can complete the 2026 season. We appreciate the club’s willingness to work collaboratively with MV and the VRRC Committee to deliver the final round at Broadford.”
Hartwell MCC President Martin Peters said the club was pleased to play its part in supporting the championship.
“Hartwell MCC is proud to be able to assist with Round 3 and help ensure the 2026 VRRC can reach its conclusion,” Peters said. “We see this as an opportunity for clubs to work together for the benefit of the sport and the riders, and we look forward to delivering a great weekend of racing at Broadford.”
Planning for Round 3 is now underway, with further event information to be communicated in the lead-up to the October 10–11 weekend.
MV and the MV Road Race Committee thank Hartwell MCC for stepping forward to support the 2026 championship and look forward to working together to deliver a successful final round.