The world class Perth Motorplex was opened in 2000 following the closure of the famous Claremont Speedway. This purpose built Speedway Complex is based in Kwinana Beach and is the main home of Speedway Racing in Western Australia. Having just completed its fourteenth season of competition, the ‘Plex as it is affectionately known has always been a great supporter of WASDA.

The track championship takes place over approximately 10 nights of racing from October to April the following year. It includes races such as the Magic Man 34, the Christmas Cup and the New Years Speedcar Derby. This season saw the Speedcars compete in eleven nights of action at the world class venue. The points are generally structured in two ways.

1. There are three races on the night, with each race worth 100 points to win, second place getting 99, third place 98 and so on. A DNF gains 79 points, as does a DNS if the car is in the pits and hits the track at least once that night. The first two grids are random and then inverted with the third grid being highest points to the front. The winner of the night is the highest on overall points. Highest points possible are 300 and if a driver does not finish all three races they will still walk away with 237 points.

2. The cars compete in heat races before an all important feature. The winner of the feature gets 300 points and it goes down in three point increments. For a DNF of the feature or a DNS (Assuming you have competed in at least one event on the night) a driver gets 237points.