Adelaide Parklands Circuit

Adelaide Parklands Circuit, shortened from its Grand Prix length by 700m to 3. 2 km, is a renowned car racing track located in Adelaide, Australia. This former Formula 1 circuit is considered one of the best in the world, offering an exhilarating and challenging experience for drivers.

The track layout of Adelaide Parklands Circuit provides very little room for error, with few opportunities for drivers to relax. The circuit underwent major resurfacing work and a new pit lane was constructed before the 2009 event to ensure optimal performance and safety.

With an average speed of 146 km/h and a top speed of 251 km/h, Adelaide Parklands Circuit promises high adrenaline racing action. The clockwise direction of the track adds to the excitement and intensity of the races held here.

The circuit has been hosting the Adelaide 500 since 1999, attracting both local and international supercar enthusiasts. It has become a staple in the motorsport scene, drawing in a passionate fan base who appreciate the thrilling races and electrifying atmosphere.

Adelaide Parklands Circuit has established partnerships with various media partners, further enhancing its reach and impact. The circuit takes pride in its commitment to the local community and acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land throughout Australia.

With a focus on reconciliation, the circuit recognises and pays respect to the Elders, both past and present, and extends this respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Adelaide Parklands Circuit is not only a thrilling racing destination but also a place that fosters partnerships, supports the community, and honours the rich cultural heritage of Australia.