Motorsport Australia has extended its partnership with my105.com, which will continue as the governing body’s official marketplace.
The organisations announced the renewal on 14 October 2026. Their commercial relationship began in 2024, but the new release does not state the extension length, rights fee, exclusivity terms or the value of the agreement.
Renewal includes club-contribution mechanism
The partnership covers my105.com’s marketplace for competition vehicles, parts, trailers, transporters and related products. Motorsport Australia said the platform remains part of its partner network for competitors, enthusiasts and affiliated clubs.
The agreement also continues the Club Contribution Scheme introduced in July 2025. Under that programme, my105.com directs five per cent from each advertisement to a Motorsport Australia-affiliated sporting or enthusiast car club nominated by the seller, without adding a separate charge to the seller.
Motorsport Australia reported that the scheme had generated more than AUD $3,000 across more than 450 transactions by the date of the renewal. Those figures are the governing body’s disclosure; no independently audited breakdown or club-by-club distribution was published.
Commercial scope remains undisclosed
The announcement confirms continuation rather than a new service launch. It does not identify revised marketplace fees, data-sharing arrangements, minimum contribution commitments, activation budgets or performance targets.
For Motorsport Australia, the renewal preserves a partner service tied to grassroots participation and club funding. For my105.com, it maintains official-marketplace status and access to the governing body’s member and club network. MRI has not inferred an agreement value or term beyond the parties’ statement that the partnership will continue.
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