Business Details
Your Trusted Motorsport Sanctioning Partner
The Australia Auto-Sport Alliance (AASA) is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to providing motorsport sanctioning and insurance services across Australia and New Zealand. Established to streamline participation in motorsport, AASA supports grassroots racing through to state and national-level events with accessible, cost-effective solutions. Our mission focuses on fostering a professionally administered motorsport environment that ensures long-term viability for both professional and recreational racing. Through partnerships like HDL Insurance Brokers, we offer comprehensive insurance coverage including public liability, professional indemnity, and personal accident policies underwritten by reputable insurers.As a Member Sanctioning Body of the SFI Foundation, we uphold rigorous safety standards while maintaining a lean operational structure to reduce costs for participants at all levels. Our team combines extensive industry experience with a commitment to sustainable development, delivering tailored services that benefit competitors, spectators, and supporting organisations.
Services
Event Permits
Competitor Licensing
Officials Accreditation
Media Accreditation
Vehicle Passports
Highlights and features
- We provide cost-effective sanctioning solutions for motorsport events at all levels
- Our insurance packages cover public liability, personal accident, and professional indemnity
- Streamlined permit process with comprehensive safety and regulatory compliance
- Dedicated support for grassroots clubs and emerging motorsport talent
- Established partnerships with leading motorsport safety and insurance organisations
Associations and certifications
- SFI Foundation
Services
Event Permits
AASA provides flexible event permits for motorsport activities including race meetings, speed events, off-road rallies, and track days. Our streamlined process ensures compliance with safety regulations while offering comprehensive insurance coverage for organisers and participants. Permits are tailored to specific event types with processing times typically within two weeks.
Competitor Licensing
We offer accessible competitor licenses for all motorsport disciplines including circuit racing, rally, and karting. Options range from single-day licenses to annual national race licenses. Applications are processed online with digital copies issued promptly, while higher-level licenses require periodic medical examinations for safety compliance.
Vehicle Passports
AASA Vehicle Passports ensure motorsport vehicles meet technical and safety standards. The passport system documents vehicle modifications and inspection history, requiring scrutiny by licensed officials. This program maintains fair competition while guaranteeing roadworthiness for sanctioned events across Australia.
Officials Accreditation
Our accreditation program trains motorsport officials in critical roles like flag marshaling, safety control, and race management. Volunteers receive comprehensive guidance through the AASA Event Operations Manual, ensuring events operate safely while adhering to national competition regulations.
Media Accreditation
AASA offers annual and single-event media accreditation for journalists and content creators. Accredited professionals gain trackside access and paddock privileges after demonstrating relevant experience and securing public liability insurance coverage for event coverage activities.
Questions
How do I apply for an event permit?
Apply online via the AASA website by completing the application form with event details and required documentation. Most permits are processed within two weeks.
What insurance coverage does AASA provide?
Our permits include public liability, personal accident, and professional indemnity insurance. Specific coverage details are outlined in the AASA Insurance Summary document.
Can I use my AASA license internationally?
AASA licenses are valid for Australian-sanctioned events. Check with international organisers for eligibility requirements before competing overseas.
How do I become an accredited official?
Complete the online application, provide two AASA-verified references, and submit a passport-style photo. Approval is subject to review by our accreditation team.
What are the vehicle requirements for rally events?
Vehicles must have a valid AASA Vehicle Passport and meet technical specifications outlined in our supplementary regulations for rally competitions.
How do I report an insurance claim?
Submit written notification and completed claim forms to HDL Insurance Brokers within 30 days of the incident using contact details provided in policy documentation.
