Australian Hard Enduro Championship

The national hard enduro title, sanctioned by Australian Motorcycling (AMCA). Five rounds on five different properties, every one of them built to test riders and machines.

How a round works

Every round runs over two days on private property, with courses built from natural terrain and man-made obstacles.

Saturday: prologue

A shorter timed course that sets the start order for Sunday. Prologue points count towards the championship and are worth half of the main race.

Sunday: main race

A multi-lap race over the full course. Points from every prologue and main race add up to the championship totals.

Only riders holding a full licence earn championship points. Equal points are split on countback to the latest round. Full details are in the AMCA Hard Enduro Governing Rules and the Hard Enduro Race Protocols.

2027 rounds

Venues and dates are being finalised. Each round appears here and in the race calendar as soon as it's confirmed.

1

Round 1: Venue to be announced

Date TBA

Details coming soon
2

Round 2: Venue to be announced

Date TBA

Details coming soon
3

Round 3: Venue to be announced

Date TBA

Details coming soon
4

Round 4: Venue to be announced

Date TBA

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5

Round 5: Venue to be announced

Date TBA

Details coming soon

Classes

Gold

The elite field. Race numbers 1–99.

Silver

Experienced racers. Race numbers 100–499.

Bronze

Grassroots and newer racers. Race numbers 500–999.

Women's

A dedicated championship for women riders.

Juniors

Ages 13–16, racing alongside Bronze and scored separately.

Age groups

Gold, Silver and Bronze each run 16–34, 35–49 and 50 & over.

Championship hub

The 2026 season

Ruben Chadwick (Beta) dominated 2026 to take his second national title.

RoundEventVenueDate
1Kosciuszko KillerTowong Upper, VIC11–12 April
2Murrumba MadnessEsk, QLD23–24 May
3Dederang DeadzoneDederang, VIC27–28 June
4Bonnie DoonBonnie Doon, VIC15–16 August
5Deja VuCorryong, VIC3–4 October