2025 Series & Format
The Series has taken a strategic shift to stand-alone feature events with guaranteed track time, permanent infrastructure for garaging and maintaining traditionally low entry fees.
There are four rounds. Trophies will be awarded to the 3 highest point scorers at each round in Class 1 (overall), the highest point scorer in class 3, as well as Radical class and again for the overall points at the end of the series.
| Round 1 | 21-23 March |
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| Round 2 | 18-20 April | Mt Panorama, Bathurst, NSW | |
| Round 3 | 20-21 June |
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| Round 4 | 22-24 August |
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| Round 5 | 3-5 October |
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Classes
The APS recognises 3 classes within the series. All cars are eligible for outright points in the AP1 championship, with only selected cars able to earn points in AP2 and SR3 Class.
AP1 (Prototype) -The APS premier class features FIA LMP3 and CN Prototypes from manufacturers such as Wolf, Praga and Ligier.
AP2 (Supersport) - Open to all Motorsport Australia 6SR and smaller engine vehicles. Encouraging beginners and lower budget competitors to race this Trophy Class series.
SR3 Pro Series - Radical SR3 Automobiles are only eligible.
For details refer to the 2024 APS Australian Prototype Series Sporting Regulations.
Round/Race Format
Generally, the format for each round will be:
- Practice - Minimum three (3) x 20 minute sessions.
- Qualifying - Minimum one (1) x 20 minute session.
- Races- The first two (2) races will be of approx. 20 minutes duration expressed as a number of laps and race three (3) will be of approx. 25 minutes duration expressed as a number of laps.
Official practice sessions (usually 3 x 20 minutes) are included in the entry fee. These sessions are normally conducted on the day prior to the rounds.