Race day, live
This is what Canobolas Motorcycle Club's race day could look like on every rider's and parent's phone — running order, live results and instant alerts when the schedule changes.
About Canobolas Motorcycle Club
Canobolas Motorcycle Club is a Motorcycling NSW-affiliated club at Clergate, near Orange in the Central West. It runs motocross, Nippers (junior) and Minikhana events through the year at its Newhaven Park track on Mulyan Road, and has run enduro events. Founded in the 1950s, it has long raced on private land and has proposed a permanent Moto Park at the former Highlands Paceway in Orange.
Canobolas Motorcycle Club in pictures



Where the track is
145 Mulyan Rd, Clergate NSW 2800
Race day essentials
- Gates open
- Gates open 7:00am for sign-on and scrutineering
- Entry / gate fee
- Club rounds approx $30–$40
- Parking
- Ample parking within the Newhaven Park grounds
- Camping
- On-site camping permitted for major event weekends
- Canteen
- Food and drink available on race days
- Dogs
- No dogs at the track — standard Motorcycling NSW safety rule
The track
- Surface
- Natural terrain dirt/loam — holds up well after rain, sprinkler system in dry periods
- Track length
- Senior motocross track approx 1.5 km
- Junior track
- Dedicated junior/nippers motocross track
- Senior motocross track
- Junior/nippers track
- Enduro sprint course
Around Clergate
Where riders and families go before and after a race day.
- Victory Lane Motorcycles OrangeBike shop
Club supporter
- Akehurst BakeryFood
Club supporter
- ibis Styles OrangeAccommodation
146 Bathurst Road, Orange
Canobolas Motorcycle Club — common questions
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