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Our Khanacross are run only on loose surfaces. Drivers need to start and stop in a garage and follow the correct course route. Time penalties apply to events, such as hitting a course marker (usually a cone) or not stopping in the garage. Khanacross tests can be up to 2km long, use open or forest areas, weave around man made or natural obstacles and can have straights up to 100m long before a bend.

Depending on who is running a Khanacross and where it is being run, will determine the road conditions and set out of the tests. Khanacross can also run in the dark. There a generally no maps provided for Khanacross tests. Instead a drive through is conducted where all competitors drive through each test at slow speed in convoy to familiarise themselves with the route. Multiple Khanacross tests can be run during the day and often more than one test runs at he same time.

Only one driver competes on the test at a time and timing is done by stop watches or beam timing. The winner of a Khanacross has the lowest cumulative time for all tests with the least amount of time penalties.

Car Requirements:

Car needs to be mechanically sound without major damage and have correctly functioning seats and seat belts. Car must have an in date 1kg fire extinguisher (with metal bracket) bolted in. A normal road car is suitable for Khanacross use. To aid with traction, competitors may fit mud/snow or rally tyres. The vehicle does not need to be road licensed.

Driver Requirements:

A current Motorsport Australia Speed (or higher) license is required as well as membership with a Motorsport Australia affiliated car club. A requirement of neck to wrist to ankle clothing (for example, long sleeve cotton shirt and trousers) with covered shoes and a compliant helmet is required for Khanacross. Drivers from as young as 12 years old may compete and multiple drivers may use the same car. A civil drivers’ license is not required to compete in Khanacross.

Khanacross Cost: varies depending on club membership and venue.