About Timmis Speedway
Timmis Speedway is Mildura's home of dirt-track speedway, run by the local speedway club on Deakin Avenue and racing since 1964. It is a spectator venue — you come to watch door-to-door oval racing rather than to drive yourself — and over a summer season the loose-surface oval hosts a broad mix of classes, from headline Sprintcars and Wingless Sprints down to Modified Sedans, Street Stocks, Speedcars, AMCA Nationals and Junior Sedans. The club is well regarded for its facilities and friendly atmosphere, and race nights are a long-running favourite for families across the Murray-Sunraysia region.
Spectator speedwayDirt / clay ovalRacing since 1964Sprintcars & sedansFamily night out
FAQ
Can I drive at Timmis Speedway, or is it spectator-only?
Timmis Speedway is a spectator venue. Licensed competitors race their own speedway cars on the oval; the public buys a ticket to watch rather than to drive. It is not a track-day or arrive-and-drive experience.
What kind of track is it?
It is a traditional dirt / clay speedway oval — the loose-surface short-track format where cars slide through the corners, rather than a sealed circuit.
What classes race here?
The program varies by meeting but commonly includes Sprintcars and Wingless Sprints alongside Modified Sedans, Street Stocks, Speedcars, AMCA Nationals and Junior Sedans.
When does it run?
Speedway runs as night meetings across the warmer months. Check the club's calendar for the next race date, gate times and the classes scheduled.
Is it good for families?
Yes — it is a long-running family night out in the Murray-Sunraysia region. Bring warm layers for after dark and ear protection for young children.