About Borderline Speedway
Borderline Speedway is a club-run dirt-oval circuit located on the Princes Highway, 8 km east of Mount Gambier in South Australia's Limestone Coast region — conveniently halfway between Melbourne and Adelaide. The 372-metre dirt oval sits among old gum trees with natural grass banking, giving it a reputation as one of the most scenic and picturesque speedway venues in the country. Turn four grandstands offer unrestricted viewing of the action, and the venue's enthusiastic volunteer crew keeps events running smoothly and with a genuine community atmosphere. Borderline hosts a full calendar of categories including sprint cars, super sedans, wingless sprints, streetstocks, production sedans, dirt karts and late models throughout the summer season, and is the proud home of the Kings Challenge — one of the Limestone Coast's headline sprint car events. Food trucks and lively race-night atmosphere make it a great family outing for speedway fans of all ages.
Sprint car racingKings Challenge eventNatural grass bankingClub-run · volunteer crewOnline tickets available
FAQ
What racing happens at Borderline Speedway?
Borderline hosts sprint cars, super sedans, wingless sprints, streetstocks, production sedans, dirt karts and late models. It is particularly known for the Kings Challenge sprint car event.
What is the track like?
It is a 372-metre dirt oval set among old gum trees with natural grass banking. Spectators can watch from turn four grandstands, and the scenic setting has given Borderline a reputation as one of the most picturesque speedway venues in Australia.
When is the racing season?
The season runs through the Australian summer, typically December to March. Check the Borderline Speedway website for the current season schedule and event dates.
How do I get tickets?
Online tickets are available through the venue website. Pit entry is $50 for those wanting access to the pits and competitor areas.
Can I race at Borderline Speedway?
Borderline Speedway is a club-run venue for licensed competitors. If you want to race, contact the club directly about membership and licence requirements. General visitors attend as spectators.