SURVEY

Thank you for agreeing to take part in this survey, which consists of 17 questions, most of which are multiple choice. The survey is designed primarily for competitors, with responses to be analysed at the National Speedway Forum in June. Those taking active part in a particular division (e.g. pit crew or officials) are also welcome to complete the survey, but must have a current Speedway Australia licence.

Before you start: This survey is aimed to obtain feedback on both Speedway Australia and the governing body who organise your division e.g. the Sprintcar Control Council, Speedway Sedans Australia, Racing Sedans Australia etc.

For this reason, the survey cannot be completely anonymous, as it is important to verify your relationship to the division.

We can assure you that survey responses will not be linked directly to your name, but if this is an issue, please do not complete the survey. We also ask for your phone number in the event that you win one of the prizes up for grabs!

Section One: Speedway Australia

These questions are related to Speedway Australia, the overall national regulatory body for the sport - responsible for the issuing of licences to competitors, crews, officials and the media. Speedway Australia also hosts the Australian Speedway Awards, the Australian Speedway Hall of Fame, and World Series Sprintcars.

Technical and racing rule enforcement is undertaken by the relevant governing body for each division, and is not covered in this section.

Speedway Australia represents the needs of the speedway community in Australia:
Speedway Australia delivers successful outcomes for speedway:
I am aware of the direction Speedway Australia is taking speedway in Australia:
Are you aware that Speedway Australia provides licences and track permits, grass roots grants to clubs, track grants and conducts annual National Awards?:
What could Speedway Australia do to improve their leadership and/or direction?:

Section Two: Your Governing Body

These questions are related to your governing body, who undertake technical and racing rule enforcement, arrange race meetings and look after the long-term development of your particular division. They also charge a membership fee, and issue technical rulebooks/paperwork etc.

My governing body represents the needs of the division in Australia:
My governing body delivers successful outcomes for speedway:
I am aware of the direction my governing body is taking the division:
My governing body contributes positively to speedway in Australia:
In general, car counts are increasing in my division:
In general, prize and appearance money is increasing in my division:
If given the choice, it would be preferable for tow money to be increased rather than overall prizemoney. Example: including a boat subsidy to Tasmania or extended travel to WA and NT rather than increasing the overall prize pool:
There are too many divisions in Australian Speedway:
If technical parity could be achieved, my division could be merged with another:
What could your governing body do to improve their leadership and/or direction?:

Section Three: Summary

This question relates to any part of the speedway community, including Speedway Australia, governing bodies, speedway tracks etc.

What is your overall assessment of the performance of speedway in Australia?:

Section Four: Survey Respondent Data

Age:
Gender:
Name:
Mobile Phone:
Interest in speedway:
Number of major money meetings raced at in last 12 months:
Number of club shows raced at in the last 12:
Number of tracks visited in last 12 months:
Home state:
Primary racing division: