About Mallala Motorsport Park
Mallala Motorsport Park is one of South Australia's most enduring racing venues, set on a flat plain about 55km north of Adelaide. Its 2.6km, 10-turn bitumen circuit mixes fast sweeping bends with tight hairpins and hosts a year-round mix of track days, club racing, drifting and historic motorsport. There's plenty here for everyday drivers, not just racers: a Kartdrome (added in 2021) runs go-karting through the week — including $19 karting every weekday — and signature events like the Mallala Matsuri drift carnival and burnout meetings draw big crowds. The venue keeps a relaxed, community feel that locals are fiercely loyal to.
2.6km · 10 turnsTrack days & club racingDriftingKartdrome go-kartingHistoric motorsport
FAQ
Can the public drive at Mallala?
Yes. Mallala runs track days and driving experiences for enthusiasts in their own cars, drifting sessions, and a separate Kartdrome where anyone can drive go-karts — including $19 karting every weekday.
How long is the circuit?
The main circuit is a 2.6km bitumen track with 10 turns, mixing fast sweeping bends, tight hairpins and elevation change.
Is there go-karting?
Yes. Mallala's Kartdrome, introduced in 2021, offers arrive-and-drive go-karting through the week — including $19 karting every weekday — and hosts series such as the Sodi World Series.
What events run here?
The calendar includes club circuit racing, track days, the Mallala Matsuri drift carnival (12 non-stop hours of drifting), burnout events, the SA Motor Racing Championships and a Homecoming meeting.
Where is Mallala Motorsport Park?
It is on Aerodrome Road, Mallala, on the Adelaide Plains about 55km — under an hour — north of Adelaide, South Australia.