Celebrating Legends: The Australian Speedway Hall of Fame
Step into the hallowed halls of Australian speedway history and discover the Australian Speedway Hall of Fame. Established in 2007, this prestigious institution immortalises the achievements of individuals who have made exceptional contributions to the sport, both on and off the track.
From the daring riders who pushed the boundaries of speed and skill, to the dedicated promoters, officials, and administrators who nurtured the sport’s growth. The Hall of Fame recognises the diverse tapestry of individuals who have shaped Australian speedway into the vibrant spectacle it is today.
Embark on a journey through time:
- Explore the illustrious careers of the inducted members; each a testament to dedication, passion, and unwavering commitment to the sport.
- Delve into the rich history of Australian speedway, from its early beginnings to its current standing as a major sporting attraction.
- Gain a deeper appreciation for the unwavering spirit of competition and the enduring legacy of those who have left their mark on the sport.
The Australian Speedway Hall of Fame serves as a source of inspiration for aspiring riders and a reminder of the sport’s unwavering spirit. It’s a place to celebrate the champions, acknowledge the pioneers, and recognise the invaluable contributions of all who have woven the threads of this captivating sport.
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Steve Robinson
As a competitor, car owner, sponsor and administrator, Steve Robinson has long been one of the most respected figures in the sport of Australian speedway, starting in the sport in the early 1980’s as a sponsor before racing his own car along with co-promoting Lismore Speedway. A 4-time Australian V8
Stuart Herne
The name Stuart “The Hitman” Herne was synonymous with V8 Dirt Modified racing in Australia, claiming a national Hot Rod title in 1996, before the formation of Dirt Modifieds Australia where he went on to claim another five national titles between 1996 and 2002. Known from the outset for his
Sid Middlemass
Winning on debut at the Sydney Royale in his own car in 1963, “Scarem” Sid Middlemass sent a clear message to the speedway world that he had arrived on the scene, and was quickly invited to drive for multiple team owners throughout his career. His crowning achievement however was winning
Tom Watson Snr
Retiring from driving in 2012, 1985 West Australian and 1987 Australian Speedcar Champion Tommy Watson Snr has made an indelible mark on the speedway industry. Tommy’s trophy cabinet is also decorated with four consecutive Presidents Cups, multiple New Year Derby and Gold Cup wins and the 2003 Perth Motorplex Track
ALLAN BLAKE
A pioneer of West Australian Sedan racing by founding the Australian Saloon Car Federation in the state, Allan Blake became WA’s first ever National Champion claiming the 1976/77 Australian Title in Tasmania while sealing the state title in the same season along with the Promoters association Award and Bunbury Sports
PHIL MARCH
Philip March has entertained the speedway public for over 44 years and is one of only three people to have won both the Australian Speedcar and Sprintcar Championships. Phil’s driving talent was evident early, winning the first of four South Australian Speedcar titles in 1980-81 in his debut season before