Yes, you are able to enter your vehicle and purchase an unregistered vehicle permit that allows you to participate within the event precinct.

No.

Yes, all passengers for the city cruise must have a ticket into Summernats as the city cruise begins inside the venue.

If you want to have more than 1 driver for the same vehicle, both drivers will need to enter the same vehicle under their individual ‘memberships’. Both entrants will need to purchase an entrant season pass and write the information about the duel entry in the car details box in the application form.

You will receive an email when your vehicle application has been submitted. Please note, entries will not go through to the approval process until full payment is made. Approval of your application may take up to 14 days. When you have been approved, you will receive an email with your entrant number and scrutineering times. To check the status of your application, you can log into your entrant portal to view your application. https://online.summernats.com.au/

Nope! Skid Row is a completely free for Summernats entrants! You just have to be an approved entrant to participate in skid row!

Yes, you can! Please ensure that your vehicle meets all minimum requirements of the entry vehicle guide.

Yes. You can create a new application, submit the application and then Comment in the Communication box at the bottom of the application to explain the change of vehicle or alternatively, you can change the vehicle at scrutineering.

For all information on Judging, please refer to this document.

Not currently however, we are happy to take your details if in the case anything changes.

You do not require a CAMS or ANDRA license to participate at Summernats.

The city cruise begins at Exhibition Park in Canberra, proceeds along Northbourne Avenue and then turns at the end of Northbourne continuing down the other side of the road, finishing back at Exhibition Park in Canberra. This information can be found on the Summernats website!

No – you must be in a seat engineered to the vehicle with a seat belt

Yes