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Annual Trophies

• The AFJA " Leo Geoghegan " Perpetual Trophy 

• The AON Aussie Car Perpetual Trophy 

•  The Nereo Diazane F3 Perpetual trophy

The Committee shall nominate certain events at different circuits in states of NSW, QLD. S.A. and VIC. each year, where points will be awarded to each competitor for results gained in 2 nominated scratch races at each event, with the 4 best combined results counting toward each Trophy. 

Competitors Cars shall be divided into 3 categories namely: 

• FJ1 cars built pre 1962 
• FJ2 cars built 1962 onwards 
• F3 cars built 1964-1969

Points shall be awarded for each race and for each category, namely FJ1, FJ2 and F3, and the competitor with the highest number of points in FJ and F3 categories shall win their respective annual trophies. The AON Aussie Car Trophy shall be awarded to the FJ competitor with the highest points for an Australian built car that did not win the "Leo Geoghegan" Formula Junior Trophy, and in the event of a draw in any category, the trophy shall be awarded to the older driver.

Each car contesting the annual Trophy Series shall have first been certified by the AFJA as suitable for competition following receipt of a copy CAMS Certificate of Description or, a current application for same, or overseas equivalent.

During the conduct of the Trophy Series, any car found to have specifications different to the Certificate of Description previously supplied by the cars owner, that is in contravention of the published qualifications for that Formula herein, shall be excluded from the point score. Each Perpetual Trophy winner shall be presented with the trophy, together with a smaller version suitably inscribed for retention by the winner.

AFJA "Leo Geoghegan" Perpetual Trophy:

Winners: 1999 Gary Ryan (Vic), driving a Lola MK3/Lotus 22 2000 Geoff Fry (NSW), driving a Jolus 2001 Murray Bryden (Vic), driving a MRC Lotus 2002 Nick McDonald (Vic), driving a Brabham BT2 2003 Murray Bryden (Vic), driving a MRC Lotus 2004 Jonathan Williamson (WA), driving a Lotus 22 2005 Jonathan Williamson (WA), driving a Lotus 22 2006 Murray Bryden (Vic), driving a MRC Lotus 2007 Don Thallon (Qld), driving a T56 Cooper 2008 Kim Shearn (Vic), driving a Lotus 18 2009 Don Thallon (Qld), driving MRC Lotus

AON Perpetual Trophy (previously RetireInvest) Donated by Geoff Fry & Associates Pty. Ltd. and awarded annually to highest placed Australian built car.

Winners: 2001 Murray Bryden (Vic), driving a MRC Lotus 2002 Graham Brown (Qld), driving a Lynx 2003 Murray Bryden (Vic), driving a MRC Lotus 2004 Wayne Wilson (NSW), driving the Donford 2005 Murray Bryden (Vic), driving a MRC Lotus 2006 Murray Bryden (Vic), driving a MRC Lotus 2007 Mike Gosbell (NSW), driving the Donford 2008 Don Thallon (QLD), driving the MRC 2009 Geoff Medley (NSW), driving the Nota

Nereo Dizane 1 litre F3 Perpetual Memorial Trophy donated by Mrs Dizane
Winners: 2008 Ed Holly (NSW), driving a Brabham BT15 2009 Ed Holly (NSW), driving a Brabham BT15

Nominated events for 2010 will be both scratch races contested at each of the following events.

Round 1. March 20-21 Lakeside Qld.
Round 2. April 3-4 Mallala SA
Round 3. May 1-2 Eastern Creek NSW
Round 4. May 29-30 A7 Winton Vic.
Round 5. July 24-25 Morgan Park Qld.
Round 6. Sept. 18-19 Wakefield Park NSW
Round 7. Nov. 5-7 Sandown Vic.

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