From 13 May, outdoor sporting events can resume (non-competition), limited to 10 people in any group and suitable social distancing must be maintained. Club rooms cannot be used.

From 1 June, more restrictions will be lifted in Victoria. Non-contact outdoor sporting activities will increase to 20 people, plus any instructor. Community facilities will also open, with no more than 20 people in a single space plus those reasonably required to run the space permitted.

Motorsport status: Small, grassroots motorsport events may be permitted by Motorsport Australia from 13 May, assuming they can comply with the Return To Race strategy.

From 15 May, outdoor gatherings of up to 10 people permitted.

Motorsport status: Small, grassroots motorsport events may be permitted by Motorsport Australia from 15 May, assuming they can comply with the Return To Race strategy.

From 16 May, social sporting activity can recommence in outdoor spaces with a maximum of 10 people.

This phase focuses on social participation, training, activities within small groups and with continuing emphasis on physical distancing, personal and respiratory hygiene.  Under this first phase, any physical contact, sharing of equipment and use of communal facilities is discouraged. If equipment needs to be shared, it will require proper cleaning and disinfecting during and between sessions.

Motorsport status: Small, grassroots motorsport events may be permitted by Motorsport Australia from 15 May, assuming they can comply with the Return To Race strategy.

Gatherings of up to 10 people outdoor taking part in non-contact activity are allowed.

Motorsport status: Given government restrictions, motorsport events are not currently permitted. This status will be updated as discussions with the Queensland government continue.

From 11 May, any sport may recommence, provided that it is outdoors, has a maximum of 10 participants in any one group and be non-contact.

From 5 June, sport will transition to a return to competition, without spectators.

Motorsport status: Small, grassroots motorsport events may be permitted by Motorsport Australia from 11 May, assuming they can comply with the Return To Race strategy.

Motorsport Australia will work with the SA Government to determine the size of other events that may return from 5 June.

From 18 May, non-contact community sports with up to 20 people permitted.

Sport and recreation venues can reopen subject to:

• Completion of a COVID Safety Plan prior to reopening.
• Display a COVID Safety Plan certificate (you'll find this in the plan on the WA website). 
• Implementation of the necessary safety requirements. 
• Meet the requirements also set out in Motorsport Australia's Return To Race document

Motorsport status: Small, grassroots motorsport events may be permitted by Motorsport Australia from 18 May, assuming they can comply with the above and the Return To Race strategy.

From 15 May, organised motorsport can resume with appropriate social distancing and other requirements as advised.

Motorsport status: Small, grassroots motorsport events may be permitted by Motorsport Australia from 15 May, assuming they can comply with the Return To Race strategy. Larger events may be permitted from 5 June but will still be subject to the Return To Race strategy and other precautions.

From 15 June, outdoor community sport to resume, with up to 20 athletes/personnel (as guided by AIS proposed framework for rebooting community sport)

Motorsport status: Small motorsport events will be able to resume from 15 June, in line with Tasmania's restrictions and the Motorsport Australia Return To Race strategy.