About Us

Category Management

Rachael Wagg
Martin Wagg
Terry Little

Philosophy

Australian GT's aim is to provide an arena and atmosphere that gives all competitors a high level of competitive satisfaction and personal enjoyment that promotes a desire to participate and attracts new competitors. Camaraderie both on and off the track is a renown characteristic of Australian GT and a major part of the appeal of the category. 

Australian GT is actively diligent in consulting its competitor and stakeholder base in regards to major decisions before taking action, this approach has assisted in the continued the growth and the success of the category whilst protecting the considerable investment made by our competitors.

Competitors

Australian GT is not aimed at the seeded or professional drivers and is not a development series for young talent or those trying to forge a career.

Australian GT at its sole discretion may accept a limited number of seeded and master drivers for  the season except for 2 driver events where a privateer driver can pair up with a master or seeded driver.

The strict and successful parity system works to ensure that no driver or car has an advantage and are all competing on equal terms so that every car in their respective division has the chance to win.

Marques Limits.

There is a marque limit for each eligible marque in the championship. For limits please contact AGT.

Division System

Each division has their own branding, round trophies and outright trophies.

• The GT Championship division caters for the FIA GT3 specification vehicles.
• The GT Challenge division caters for cars that no longer fit within the GT Championship division. These are mainly "Challenge" specification cars. This is a less expensive alternative to GT Championship.
• The GT Production division caters for production based sportscars. This is also a less expensive alternate to GT Championship and GT Challenge. View the eligibility list for eligible vehicles in each division.