ALFAcomp Rules & Regulations

+ + These rules were updated on 19 February 2026 + + 

Your total results from all listed events in the 2026 ALFAcomp calendar will count towards your annual point score. No other events are eligible for ALFAcomp points. This is to concentrate maximum number of Alfa Romeos around these events.

In 2026, we have initiated the reintroduction of the trophy for Rookie Driver of the Year as an encouragement for first-time competitors. This will run concurrently within the AlfaComp series, with your points contributing to the overall AlfaComp. The Rookie Driver with the highest points scored will be the 2026 Rookie Driver of the Year.

AlfaComp is comprised of four (4) different types of events, which is hoped will offer the opportunity for all interested members to compete on a relatively even footing, whether in a Race or Road car.

  1. Regularity - Dates and venues as listed in the competition calendar. The goal is to have consistent lap times in a session. Regularity points are awarded as follows:
    1. The lap time for the slowest lap minus the lap time for the fastest lap will be the score for that run (e.g. slowest lap 68.53 seconds, fastest lap 67.44 seconds – score for that run equals 1.09 points)
    2. Timing to nearest 1/100 second
    3. The scores will be totalled, and the competitor with the lowest total score wins the day.
    4. If you fail to complete a run, the score for that run will be 10 points
  2. Sprinting - Dates and venues as listed in the competition calendar. For these events, the fastest individual lap time achieved in any completed run on the day will win.
  3. Super Sprinting - This will be a four (4) round series on the dates listed in the competition calendar at Morgan Park Raceway, Warwick. Each run will comprise 3 or 4 laps of one of the various Morgan Park circuit configurations from a standing start, and points will be awarded based on your fastest total run time of the weekend (individual lap times don't count).
  4. Hillclimbs - This will be a two (2) round series as part of the NBCC Noosa Winter and Summer Hillclimbs on the dates listed in the competition calendar. Your best individual run for the event will count towards your point score.

Miscellaneous Rules & Regulations

  1. Alfa Romeo cars, engines and gearboxes only. Other components are free.
  2. We welcome all drivers of Alfa Romeos at our events, but only current financial members of the Alfa Romeo Owners Club of Australia (Qld) are eligible for points and trophies.
  3. Points will be awarded for the top 10 finishers on the following scale for overall position in an event: 1st = 25 pts; 2nd = 18 pts; 3rd = 15 pts; 4th = 12 pts; 5th = 10 pts; 6th = 8 pts; 7th = 6 pts; 8th = 4 pts; 9th = 2 pts; 10th = 1 pt. If fewer than Four (4) cars are competing at an event, only half points will be awarded to placegetters.
  4. The cars are split into three (3) classes based on engine displacement. (Turbo and supercharged vehicles will have a multiplier of 1.7 applied to their capacity).
    1. 0-2000 cubic centimetres
    2. 2001-4000 cubic centimetres
    3. 4001 cubic centimetres and above
  5. Sprinting and Regularity events will be run concurrently for most events, with competitors receiving separate point scores for each event.
  6. Super Sprinting consists of standing starts with the release of two cars at a time from a grid with a 5-second interval before the release of the next two cars.

Trophies

  1. Highest point scorers from all listed events from the ALFAcomp calendar will be awarded the overall AlfaComp and Rookie Driver Champions.
  2. Trophies will also be awarded for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places overall for Sprints, SuperSprints, Regularity and Hillclimbs and 1st, 2nd, and 3rd overall in the three vehicle capacity classes.

Licences

  1. Different Track operators/event organisers have different licence, safety and vehicle regulations to compete at their venues, dependent on the type of event i.e. Sprints, Super Sprints, Regularity, or a Hillclimb, and competitors must check these via the event/venue websites to determine their eligibility requirements for entry.
  2. Motorsport Australia, AASA and RACERS all issue either a Race or Speed licence for our respective event categories.
  3. Most licences are available on an event-by-event basis, depending on category.

For more information contact the AROCA Competition Convenor.

Check out the track diagrams for the three regular raceways where ALFAcomp is held.

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