ASRG And MOZA Racing To Launch 2026 Porsche Pro Invitational Series In Australia And New Zealand

The Australian Sim Racing Group (ASRG) has confirmed a new naming rights partnership with hardware manufacturer MOZA Racing for its upcoming 2026 competitive season. The collaboration centres on the MOZA Racing Porsche Pro Invitational Series, a one-make championship designed to provide a high-level competition for sim racers across Australia and New Zealand.

Scheduled to begin on 1 April 2026, the series represents the first dedicated Porsche competition hosted by ASRG. The grid is limited to 45 participants who have secured their positions through a pre-qualifying phase.

The series is structured to mirror the format and prestige of real-world Porsche racing. It will feature a varied calendar of events and strategic race formats intended to test the precision and consistency of the drivers. To increase the visibility of the competition, every round will feature a professional broadcast package including live coverage and expert commentary focused on the drivers and teams.

The partnership aims to establish a sustainable and professional championship model that drivers can target annually.

Brenton O’Brien, the Operations Manager at ASRG, highlighted the importance of this agreement and how it fits within the organisation’s broader goals for sim racing:

This partnership with MOZA Racing is a major milestone for ASRG. MOZA is a brand that genuinely understands sim racers. Their products are built by racers, for racers, and that philosophy aligns perfectly with our vision for the Porsche Pro Invitational Series. Together, we are building something that will set a new benchmark for elite sim racing in Australia.

Joel Graham, the Senior Marketing Manager for Gaming Accessories at Five Star Games, discussed the role of MOZA Racing in supporting both professional and grassroots sim racing initiatives:

We’re proud to partner with ASRG to support the growth of sim racing across Australia and New Zealand. This series represents the perfect blend of grassroots accessibility and elite competition, and aligns with MOZA Racing’s commitment to delivering high-performance hardware to passionate racers at every level.

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