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MAZFIX is a custom to being in the record books. Over the years time slips have fallen and then inevitably a new benchmark to beat is set, both personally and within the national and world scene.

Our Achievements

  • June 2013 Mazfix is runner up at the winternationals after an eight week turn around on repairs
  • April 2013 Mazfix Runs 6.66 @211mph and tags the wall in the deepend
  • September 2012 Mazfix debut the MAZFIX6 at the jamboree
  • August 2012 After massive repairs the new car is tested again
  • March 2012 Archie tests his new car and has an accident in the deep end
  • October 2011 Archie Take ownership of his new full chassis pro car
  • September 2011 Proute runs 6.96 With worlds first complete billet rotary engine Car is Returned to Craig
  • June 2011 Proute runs 6.94 @ 198mph Winter warmups
  • June 2010 Prolux runner up pro fx Winternationals
  • August 2009 Jamboree reveals the Mazfix PROLUX drag car leased from Craig Melbourne
  • August 2008 Willowbank Raceway Jamboree – Top Qualifier – Street 28×9 Class
  • July 2008 Willowbank Raceway Boostcruising Drag Time – Car runs 3 Back to Back 7 second Passes, 7.96, 7.98 & 7.94 – Street 28×9 Class
  • March 2008 Willowbank Raceway Mini Jam – car runs 174.9mph – Street 28×9 Class
  • August 2007 Willowbank Raceway Jamboree – Top Qualifier – Street 28×9 Class
  • January 2006 Willowbank Raceway Car runs 8.9sec with IRS Rear End
  • June 2005 Willowbank Raceway Archie emergess from Retirement with Licencing pass in new car. First run 9.4sec, second run 9.0sec
  • 2005 May Intensive Care Unit, Hospital in Sydney Archie calls workshop and gives the orders for his street car to be striped and modified to race
  • 2005 May Chevy Beretta Sydney Smash forces Archie into retirement
  • 2004 Sept Chevy Beretta Jamboree Willobank Raceway Winner Jamboree
  • 2004 June Winternationals Willobank Raceway Winner Gold Medallion Top Qualifier. 6.99sec @ 201.52mph
  • 2004 June Chevy Beretta Winternationals Willobank Raceway 6.99sec @ 201.52mph
  • 1st Rotor in the world to break 200mph
  • 1st Rotor in Australia to break into 6 sec
  • 2003 June Winternationals Willowbank Raceway Winner Gold Medallion Top Qualifier
  • 2002 Sept Series 6 Rx-7 Purple Willowbank Raceway
  • Australia Oil-cooler split, hit the wall
  • 2002 Sept Willowbank Raceway
  • Australia In testing, two 7.9sec runs easily made.
  • 2002 June Winternationals Willowbank Raceway Winner Gold Medallion Top Qualifier. 7.88sec @ 171.95 mph
  • 2002 June Willobank Raceway
  • Australia Continued to hold world-record time of 7.880sec@172.94mph. Improved on mile per hour.
  • 2001 Melbourne
  • Heathcote Raceway Fastest every rotary pass on this track. 8.0sec@168mph. Won top 8 shoot-out. Set fastest elapsed time: 8.0.
  • 2001 Winternationals
  • Willowbank Raceway
  • Australia World record 7.880sec@ 171.94mph National Record Strip Record
  • 2001 Winternationals Winner Gold Medallion
  • Top Qualifier 8.01 sec
  • 2001 Rotary & Fast 4′s Jamboree
  • Willowbank Raceway Winner Top 8 Shootout
  • 2001 Feb Underwood, Brisbane Opened New Factory Workshop
  • 2000 Dec Toowoomba Closed Toowoomba Mazfix
  • 2000 Auckland
  • New Zealand First ever Rotary 8 sec pass
  • National Record
  • 2000 Winternationals National Record 8.44@160.26mph
  • Strip record
  • 2000 Jamboree Series 6 Rx7 Purple
  • Debut of new race car
  • 2000 Jamboree Launch of New Mazfix Logo
  • 2000 Jamboree Winner Top Purpose Built Race car
  • 2000 Jamboree Winner Lowest time
  • 8.32@164mph
  • 1999 Series 2 Rx-7
  • Purple Willowbank Raceway High Speed Crash Series 2 rx-7
  • 1999 Series 2 Rx-7 Willowbank Raceway National Record 8.7 sec@155mph
  • Strip Record
  • Fastest Pro street rotary
  • 1998 Jamboree Winner Top Purpose Built Race Car
  • 1997 Willowbank Raceway Debut Series 2 rx-7 Purple
  • 1996 Series 2 Rx-7
  • Maroon Jamboree Winner Top Coupe
  • 1996 Rotary Engine Car Club Winner Top Rotary