PIARC's Island Magic 2024 on November 23 and 24 at the Phillip Island Grand Prix circuit, has all the promise of a great weekend's motor racing with the events that have made this Magic over the years.

This year sees the return of the PIARC Victorian Tourist Trophy along with strong entries for Improved Production and Formula Vees.

The iconic Ramada Resort 50K Plate for Sports Sedans is again happening on the world's most picturesque and exciting circuit. The small field of these loud and fast machines promise to rattle your teeth and provide sensory delight when they fire up.

The Isola di Capri Victorian Historic Touring Trophy has great support with 20 vehicles from the 50s, 60s and 70s. Camaros, Mustangs, Charger, Toranas, Cortinas and a lone Mini, to get the nostalgia happening with some Older Magic.

The Sports Cars are back for the Victorian Tourist Trophy, and will see 20 take to the grid with Audis, Porsches and a couple of Lamborghinis along with Richard Bendell's monstrous seven litre SIN R1 and several MARC Sports Cars.

Porsche 944s are helping keep up the Sports Car numbers, particularly Porsches with a total for the Marque of 16 x 944s competing for the Isola di Capri Endeavour Cup.

The Formula Vees are at it again with a strong entry of 32 battling for the Speco VHT Formula Vee Trophy following some upsets of regular winners last year. The entries are represented by competitors from all states except SA and NT with five trekking from Western Australia.

Formula Ford open wheelers will also feature about 20 cars from both Formula Ford and Formula Ford 1600 categories firing up to capture some of the awards and prizemoney provided by the generosity of the Blanchard family via their CoolDrive Autoparts group of companies.

Multiple Gold Star Champion Tim Macrow continues to encourage open wheel Race Cars with his Formula Open Group who are back for a third year of purest racers in the PIARC Victorian Road Racing Championship-John Roxborough Trophy.

The Improved Production Cars return for Traction Tyre Centre/Yokohama Matthew Flinders Plate. A fantastic variety of 34 cars have signed up to keep you entertained.

Don't miss Island Magic 2024 as it again promises to be a great way for both competitors and spectators to finish up 2024 at Australia's most picturesque and challenging race circuit.

Affordable admission to great motorsport is a budget friendly $40 for a weekend pass and accompanied kids under 16 are admitted free. Qualifying and Racing Saturday, Racing Sunday, 9am to 5pm both days.

Details: www.piarc.com.au

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