About Counties Manukau Offroad Racing Club

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Background

The Counties Manukau Offroad Racing Club was formed in 1986 by a small group of individuals interested in the sport of racing cars offroad.
There were two other clubs in the Auckland region at the time, Auckland Buggy Club who ran most of their races in the bombing range near Murawai and Western Districts Offroad Racing Club that ran in the forests of Woodhill and Maramarua. MCORC ran races on rolling farm land anywhere from central Manukau City to as far south as Huntly.

Originally known as the Manukau City Offroad Racing Club, the club was reconstituted in 2002 as the Counties Manukau Offroad Racing Club (CMORC) to reflect the change in demographics.

Today, we still run all our race meetings in the Manukau and Counties regions and to the highest possible standards.

The club is run by members on a voluntary basis with a common goal of enjoying ourselves while competing in the sport we love.

Club Night

The CMORC Club Night is held on the last Thursday night of the month.

Next meeting is:

Date TBA

Management Meeting

The CMORC management meeting is held the meeting is the second to last Thursday of every month in Takanini.

Enjoy the Benefits of Membership

Membership affords you access to:

  • Receive Club Information
  • Member support
  • Technical tips
  • Access to tracks
  • Classified ads
  • Petrolhead heaven
  • Basically, good clean fun for all the family

Club members are actively encouraged to participate and learn about every aspect of the sport, including track and event preparation, event management, as well as racing cars themselves. While the majority of the club management is dealt with separately, we hold a monthly club night as a social forum. This is a light hearted and sociable evening, family friendly and inclusive and very helpful to new members.

An ORANZ license is needed for all race drivers, (except when using a day license), and for all race vehicles. In order to acquire an ORANZ race license, you must also pay the ORANZ fee. This is payable to the Club, who will forward your ORANZ fee and application for license on your behalf. Day licenses may be issued up to three times in a calendar year for drivers wanting to try out the sport.

Useful Information

The following links are for your interest

Club Documentation (Password needed)