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The 2025 Australian Drivers' Championship is an upcoming motor racing championship in Australia. It the second running of the championship sanctioned by the Australian Auto Sport Alliance, using the open-wheel Hyper Racer X1. The Australian Drivers' Championship title dates to 1957.
The 2025 series represents a significant increase in media coverage for the series, with at least three of the six rounds broadcast live on free-to-air and pay television as part of the Hi-Tec Oils Super Series.
Calendar
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| Round | Event | Circuit | Dates | Map |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hi-Tec Oils Super Series Round 1 |  Winton Motor Raceway
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28 February–2 March |   SydneyWintonThe BendCalder Park
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| 2 | Victorian Motor Racing Championship |  The Bend Motorsport Park
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2–4 May | |
| 3 | Hi-Tec Oils Super Series |  Sydney Motorsport Park
|
30 May–1 June | |
| 4 | Victorian Motor Racing Championship | Calder Park Raceway
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13–15 June | |
| 5 | Hi-Tec Oils Super Series | Winton Motor Raceway
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31 October–2 November | |
| 6 | TBA | |||
References
- "Australian Drivers Championship". Track Day Car. Retrieved 2024-12-22.
External links
| Australian Drivers' Championship | |
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