2026 VICTORIAN SPORTS SEDAN CHAMPIONSHIP
Round 2 Calder March 20-22 Entries now open
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2025 WINNERS after final round
Congratulations 2025 ASSA Vic Champion John Ippolito & Runner Up Greg Lynch
John Ippolito
2025 ASSA Vic Outright Champion
Greg Lynch
2025 Floor pan Class Winner
Darden Brown
2025 Class B Winner 2001-4000cc
Warren Cleland
2025 Class A Winner
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ELIGIBILITY
A sports sedan is primarily derived from a mass-produced car where more than 5000 examples of the model have been built in one year. Naturally, each Sports Sedan must be fitted with a roll cage and include all other safety features and an engine size restricted to 6 litres capacity.
These ‘wild and winged’ Sports Sedans are motor racing’s most modified machines. Under most generously broad rules, constructors can build wild and wonderful works of mechanical art that originated from the family car.
The Sports Sedans category is one where freedom of expression is regarded as a legitimate means to an end – and that end is performance, and lots of it.
“Thundering 700 horsepower V8’s, whispering turbo’s and wailing rotaries”
HISTORY
Sports sedans are the most modified full bodied cars in Australian motor sport. Typically they commence build using a steel tube ”space frame” chassis, add mechanical components, composite body panels which can resemble the family sedan or transform a sports saloon into something more exotic with the addition of wheel arch flares to accommodate the wide slick rubber, plus front spoilers and a large rear wing to generate downforce.
The most successful cars in recent years have sourced power from a 700+ horsepower 6000cc V8 engines and transmit that power through a 5 or 6 speed transaxle rear end. The result is the fastest cars with a roof, and in many instances these cars are knocking on the door of recording fastest outright track laps at circuits nationwide.
Alternatively a number of competitors have purchased or built American style Trans-am race cars that are eligible under the present rules and able to compete competitively with the Aussie built sports sedans.
VICTORIAN SPORTS SEDAN CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
The Victorian Sports Sedan Club Championship is run over six rounds. Club Championship rounds are held at state events with a balance of other events.
There are four classes in which you can race and score points, three classes are based on engine cc. Classes are identified with a Fluorescent letter directly under the competition number on the windscreen so that spectators can keep track of who is leading a class.
C: Up to 2000cc
B: 2001cc to 4000cc
A: 4000cc to 6000cc
D: Floor Pan Class
The Club Championship has an outright champion as well as class champions. You must be a member of the Australian Sports Sedan Association (Vic.) to score points.
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