About Lismore Speedway
Lismore Speedway is a dirt-track speedway at the Lismore Showground in northern NSW, and one of the best-run regional motorsport venues on the North Coast. Racing runs on a 400-metre clay-and-sand oval that is a full 15 metres wide the whole way round, giving drivers plenty of room for side-by-side action with less dust and fewer ruts than many country tracks. It is primarily a spectator venue — you come to watch rather than drive — with covered grandstand seating, big screens, canteens and bars, and a consistently on-schedule event program that competitors and fans travel for. The lively atmosphere and varied race card make for a memorable night whichever category is headlining.
400m clay/sand ovalCovered grandstandNight racingNorthern NSWFamily-friendly
FAQ
Is Lismore Speedway a dirt or sealed track?
It is a dirt-track speedway — a 400-metre clay-and-sand-mix oval, 15 metres wide all the way round, which gives plenty of room for side-by-side racing with less dust and fewer ruts.
What classes race at Lismore Speedway?
The program features Sprintcars (including 410 Sprintcars) and V8 Dirt Modifieds, along with AMCA Nationals, Wingless Sprints, Modified Sedans, Super Sedans, Street Stocks, Production Sedans, Formula 500s and Junior Sedans, among others.
Can I drive at Lismore Speedway, or is it spectator only?
Lismore Speedway is primarily a spectator venue — you come to watch the racing from the grandstand. Competing requires a licensed race car and the relevant Speedway Australia membership for the class.
When does Lismore Speedway run?
Meetings are held as night racing across the season, roughly spring through autumn. Check the official season calendar for the next event date, gate times and the headline class.
Is it suitable for families?
Yes. There is covered grandstand seating, big screens, canteens and bars, and Junior classes on the card, making it an easy and family-friendly night out for motorsport fans of all ages.