About North Brisbane Junior Motorcycle Club
NBJMCC is the North Brisbane Junior Motorcycle Club, a grassroots motorcycle racing club based at the Mick Doohan Raceway on Raubers Road, Banyo, in the city's north. It promotes dirt track and speedway motorcycle racing on its dirt oval, running a calendar of club race days, practice days, open meetings, and State and Australian title events through to the Annual North Brisbane Cup. As a club, racing is for signed-on members and competitors rather than a pay-and-ride or arrive-and-drive experience — riders compete on their own machines across junior and senior classes. For families, it is one of south-east Queensland's well-known pathways into junior motorcycle track sport, and event days are open to spectators.
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FAQ
What does NBJMCC stand for?
NBJMCC is the North Brisbane Junior Motorcycle Club, a grassroots motorcycle racing club based at the Mick Doohan Raceway in Banyo, north Brisbane.
What kind of racing happens there?
The club promotes dirt track and speedway motorcycle racing on its dirt oval, with a program ranging from club and practice days to open meetings and State and Australian title events.
Can anyone just turn up and ride?
No — it is a club for signed-on members and competitors who race their own bikes, not a pay-and-ride or hire venue. Contact the club about membership and licensing if you want to race.
Can I come and watch?
Yes. Event and race days are open to spectators, making it an affordable, family-friendly way to see grassroots dirt-track and speedway motorcycle racing.
Is it suitable for junior riders?
Yes — as a junior motorcycle club it is geared toward young riders coming through the grades, alongside senior competitors, each on their own machines.