About Canberra Speedway
Canberra Speedway at Pialligo โ run as ACT Speedway โ is the capital's home of dirt-track racing, set between Canberra Airport and Queanbeyan just minutes from the city. It is a spectator venue: you come to watch the racing under lights rather than to drive yourself. The clay oval hosts a genuine grassroots program through the season, with sedan, sprint and junior classes throwing up dust and noise in a relaxed, country-speedway atmosphere that is surprisingly close to town. With a canteen on site and plenty of parking, it makes for an easy, affordable night out, and the visceral mix of flying clay and thundering engines turns plenty of first-time visitors into regulars.
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FAQ
Can I drive at Canberra Speedway, or is it for watching?
It is a spectator speedway venue โ you come to watch dirt-track racing under lights rather than to drive. Racing is contested by licensed competitors.
Where is the speedway?
It is at Pialligo, between Canberra Airport and Queanbeyan, just minutes from the city, and is run as ACT Speedway.
What classes race there?
Meetings feature dirt-speedway classes including Production Sedans, Modified Sedans, Street Stocks, wingless and lightning sprints, and junior sedans.
Is there food and parking?
Yes โ there is plenty of parking on site and a well-stocked canteen typically operates on race nights.
What should I bring to a meeting?
Canberra nights get cold, so warm clothing is wise and many spectators bring camp chairs. Check the venue's Facebook page for the next confirmed race date.