About Esperance Speedway
Esperance Speedway is a community-run dirt-track speedway at Myrup, just outside the south-coast town of Esperance in Western Australia. It is a spectator race venue: rather than driving yourself, you come along on a race night and watch full fields of dirt-oval cars do battle on the track's distinctive 365-metre clay oval. The club is run by the volunteer Esperance Speedway Association and the venue (also known these days as Tyres & More Esperance Speedway) keeps a loyal local following, with a canteen and licensed bar making it an easy family night out. With a remote position on WA's far south coast, it offers a genuinely grassroots speedway atmosphere you won't find at the bigger metro tracks.
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FAQ
Can I drive on the track at Esperance Speedway?
No — Esperance Speedway is a spectator venue. You come along on a race night to watch dirt-track oval racing rather than to drive yourself. Getting on the track requires being a licensed competitor with the relevant club and class.
How long is the track?
It is a 365-metre clay dirt oval, a distinctive length that has been part of the venue since the club's first meeting in the 1970s.
What classes of car race there?
Meetings feature classes such as 360 Sprintcars, Formula 500s, Modifieds, Street Stock, Junior Sedans, V8 Dirt Modifieds, AMCA Nationals and Supermods, with the exact line-up varying from night to night.
Are there food and drinks on site?
Yes — a canteen and a licensed bar operate on race nights, alongside toilets, parking and accessible viewing areas.
When is the next race meeting?
The speedway runs a seasonal calendar rather than racing every weekend. Check the Esperance Speedway website or Facebook page for the current schedule and gate times before you plan your visit.