Sydney Motorsport Park

Sydney Motorsport Park (known until May 2012 as Eastern Creek International Raceway) is a motorsport circuit located on Brabham Drive, Eastern Creek (40-kilometres west of the Sydney CBD), New South Wales, Australia, adjacent to the Western Sydney International Dragway.

It was built and is owned by the New South Wales Government and is operated by the Australian Racing Drivers Club. The circuit is one of only two permanent tracks in Australia with an FIA Grade 2 license and is licensed for both cars and motorcycles.

Sydney Motorsport Park
"The Home of Australian Motorsport"
Sydney Motorsport Park
Gardner Grand Prix Circuit (2012–present)
LocationEastern Creek, New South Wales
Time zoneUTC+10:00
Coordinates33°48′15″S 150°52′14″E / 33.80417°S 150.87056°E / -33.80417; 150.87056
FIA Grade2 (3 layouts)
OperatorAustralian Racing Drivers Club
Broke ground1989
Opened10 November 1990; 33 years ago (1990-11-10)
Former namesEastern Creek International Raceway (November 1990–May 2012)
Major eventsCurrent:
Supercars Championship
Sydney SuperNight (1992–1997, 1999–2005, 2007–2008, 2012, 2014–2018, 2020–present)
GT World Challenge Australia (2005–2015, 2018, 2020, 2023–present)
TCR Australia (2019, 2021–present)
Former:
Grand Prix motorcycle racing
Australian motorcycle Grand Prix (1991–1996)
TCR World Tour (2023)
S5000 (2021–2023)
S5000 Tasman Series (2021)
A1 Grand Prix (2005, 2007–2008)
Websitehttp://www.sydneymotorsportpark.com.au
Gardner Grand Prix Circuit (2012–present)
Length3.910 km (2.430 miles)
Turns11
Race lap record1:17.860 (Australia Barton Mawer, Porsche 968, 2023, World Time Attack Challenge)
Brabham Extended Circuit (2012–present)
Length4.500 km (2.796 miles)
Turns18
Race lap record1:48.4905 (Australia Nathan Gotch, Dallara F307, 2016, F3)
Druitt North Circuit (2012–present)
Length2.800 km (1.740 miles)
Turns8
Race lap record0:58.7580 (Australia Adam Proctor, Stohr WF1, 2012, Sports car racing)
Amaroo South Circuit (2012–present)
Length1.800 km (1.118 miles)
Turns13
Race lap record0:52.1357 (Australia Dean Tighe, Dallara-Judd, 2019, Sports car racing)
Original Grand Prix Circuit (1990–2011)
Length3.930 km (2.442 miles)
Turns11
Race lap record1:19.1420 (Germany Nico Hülkenberg, Lola A1GP, 2007, A1GP)
Original Druitt North Circuit (1990–2011)
Length2.800 km (1.740 miles)
Turns10
Race lap record1:00.974 (Australia Craig Lowndes, Holden VR Commodore, 1996, Group 3A)

History

The development of circuit was approved in 1989 and construction began soon after. However, construction was delayed by poor weather and debates over land ownership. A test race open to Superbikes was held in July 1990 and the circuit was officially opened by then-New South Wales Minister for Sport Bob Rowland-Smith on 10 November 1990 with the running of the Nissan Sydney 500 endurance race for Group A touring cars. In 1991, the consortium formed to fund the circuit suffered financial problems and the complex was purchased by the New South Wales Government. The pit facilities provide fifty garages with direct access to the paddock area and a covered 4,000-seat grandstand overlooks the finish line, providing a view of the majority of the circuit. Events are held at the circuit on most weekends during the year.

Redevelopment

On 11 August 2006, the Sydney Morning Herald reported that Ron Dickson, the A1 Grand Prix circuit designer who also designed the Surfers Paradise Street Circuit, suggested that Sydney Motorsport Park was not up to modern standards and needed to be upgraded. On 28 April 2008, it was announced that Apex Circuit Design Ltd. had been commissioned to perform a $350,000 feasibility study on upgrading the track to suit more purposes and hold larger events such as the Australian Formula One Grand Prix, however nothing came of this proposed upgrade.

In early 2011, the circuit received funding for a $9 million upgrade, with the New South Wales Government providing $7 million and the Australian Racing Drivers Club funding the other $2 million. The upgrade reconfigured the circuit into four layouts, with two able to be operated at the same time, with a total length of 4.500 km (2.796 mi). The upgrade also included an additional pit lane facility to cater for the new configuration, a new race control tower and new amenities buildings. Work on the upgrades began in June 2011, with a new piece of road joining turns four and nine. This link road, finished in October 2011, created the new "Druitt Circuit", also known as the North Circuit. The 830-metre extension on the south-eastern part of the circuit was completed in May 2012 to create the new "Amaroo Circuit" (or South Circuit). On 21 May 2012, the circuit was renamed from Eastern Creek International Raceway to Sydney Motorsport Park. Construction of the new pit lane between turns four and five also began at this time.

Configurations

Original Grand Prix Circuit (1990–2011)
Brabham Extended Circuit (2012–present)
Gardner Grand Prix Circuit (2012–present)
Druitt North Circuit (2012–present)
Amaroo South Circuit (2012–present)

Major events

The turn one spectator hill.
The race control building and the main pit lane.
The secondary pit lane constructed for the South Circuit. The main pit lane and grandstand can be seen in the background.

Motorcycling

After the first Australian motorcycle Grand Prix held at Phillip Island in 1989, there was a conflict over advertising between the Victorian Government and the tobacco industry, who were major sponsors of the Grand Prix teams. The New South Wales Government saw this as an opportunity to bring the race to Sydney and in October 1990, a deal was made for the Grand Prix to be held at what was then known as Eastern Creek International Raceway from 1991 to 1993. The race remained at the circuit until 1996 before returning to Phillip Island in 1997.

The circuit has also hosted rounds of the Australian Superbike Championship.

Australian motorcycle Grand Prix winners

Year 125 cc 250 cc 500 cc
1991 Sydney Motorsport Park  Loris Capirossi Sydney Motorsport Park  Luca Cadalora Sydney Motorsport Park  Wayne Rainey
1992 Sydney Motorsport Park  Ralf Waldmann Sydney Motorsport Park  Luca Cadalora Sydney Motorsport Park  Michael Doohan
1993 Sydney Motorsport Park  Dirk Raudies Sydney Motorsport Park  Tetsuya Harada Sydney Motorsport Park  Kevin Schwantz
1994 Sydney Motorsport Park  Kazuto Sakata Sydney Motorsport Park  Max Biaggi Sydney Motorsport Park  John Kocinski
1995 Sydney Motorsport Park  Haruchika Aoki Sydney Motorsport Park  Ralf Waldmann Sydney Motorsport Park  Michael Doohan
1996 Sydney Motorsport Park  Garry McCoy Sydney Motorsport Park  Max Biaggi Sydney Motorsport Park  Loris Capirossi

A1 Grand Prix

The Australian round of the A1 Grand Prix championship was held at Sydney Motorsport Park from the 2005–06 season to the 2007–08 season. During the 2006–07 event on 4 February 2007, German driver Nico Hülkenberg set the outright lap record for the original circuit layout with a 1:19.142 lap time in the A1 Team Germany prepared Lola-Zytek.

A1 Grand Prix winners

Year Driver Car Entrant
2005–06 Sydney Motorsport Park  Nicolas Lapierre Lola A1GP-Zytek A1 Team France
Sydney Motorsport Park  Nicolas Lapierre Lola A1GP-Zytek A1 Team France
2006–07 Sydney Motorsport Park  Nico Hülkenberg Lola A1GP-Zytek A1 Team Germany
Sydney Motorsport Park  Nico Hülkenberg Lola A1GP-Zytek A1 Team Germany
2007–08 Sydney Motorsport Park  Loïc Duval Lola A1GP-Zytek A1 Team France
Sydney Motorsport Park  Adrian Zaugg Lola A1GP-Zytek A1 Team South Africa

Touring cars

A V8 Supercar race in 2008.
A V8 Supercar race in 2014.
Prior to the main race at the inaugural Sydney SuperNight 300 in 2018.

The first touring car event at the circuit was the 1990 Nissan Sydney 500, an endurance race which was the final round of both the 1990 Australian Endurance Championship and the 1990 Australian Manufacturers' Championship. In the early 1990s, the circuit also hosted the Winfield Triple Challenge, an event which featured Australian Touring Car Championship (ATCC) teams and drivers alongside Superbikes and drag racing.

The circuit first hosted a championship round of the ATCC (now known as V8 Supercars) in 1992 and held a round every year, excluding 1998 and 2006, until 2008. Further to this, the circuit hosted the season-ending Grand Finale in 2003 and 2004, with Marcos Ambrose winning the round and the championship title on both occasions. In 2009 the circuit was dropped in favour of the Sydney 500 on the Sydney Olympic Park Street Circuit. The circuit returned to the V8 Supercars calendar in 2012 after V8 Supercars failed to secure a second international event. After another year off the calendar in 2013, the circuit has returned to the calendar from 2014 onwards.

The official pre-season V8 Supercar test day was held at the circuit in 2011 and 2013 to 2015. The 2013 test day was the first time that the four Car of the Future manufacturers appeared together at a public event. The 2015 test day clashed with the 2015 Liqui Moly Bathurst 12 Hour, preventing V8 Supercars drivers from competing in the race.

ATCC / V8 Supercar round winners

Year Driver Car Entrant
Group A
1992 Sydney Motorsport Park  John Bowe Ford Sierra RS500 Dick Johnson Racing
Group 3A Touring Cars
1993 Sydney Motorsport Park  Glenn Seton Ford EB Falcon Glenn Seton Racing
1994 Sydney Motorsport Park  Peter Brock Holden VP Commodore Holden Racing Team
1995 Sydney Motorsport Park  Mark Skaife Holden VR Commodore Gibson Motorsport
1996 Sydney Motorsport Park  Craig Lowndes Holden VR Commodore Holden Racing Team
1997 Sydney Motorsport Park  Glenn Seton Ford EL Falcon Glenn Seton Racing
V8 Supercars
1999 Sydney Motorsport Park  Mark Skaife Holden VT Commodore Holden Racing Team
2000 Sydney Motorsport Park  Mark Skaife Holden VX Commodore Holden Racing Team
2001 Sydney Motorsport Park  Mark Skaife Holden VX Commodore Holden Racing Team
2002 Sydney Motorsport Park  Mark Skaife Holden VX Commodore Holden Racing Team
20031 Sydney Motorsport Park  Marcos Ambrose Ford BA Falcon Stone Brothers Racing
Sydney Motorsport Park  Marcos Ambrose Ford BA Falcon Stone Brothers Racing
20041 Sydney Motorsport Park  Rick Kelly Holden VY Commodore Kmart Racing Team
Sydney Motorsport Park  Marcos Ambrose Ford BA Falcon Stone Brothers Racing
2005 Sydney Motorsport Park  Craig Lowndes Ford BA Falcon Triple Eight Race Engineering
2007 Sydney Motorsport Park  Mark Skaife Holden VE Commodore Holden Racing Team
2008 Sydney Motorsport Park  Will Davison Ford BF Falcon Dick Johnson Racing
2012 Sydney Motorsport Park  Craig Lowndes Holden VE Commodore Triple Eight Race Engineering
2014 Sydney Motorsport Park  Shane van Gisbergen Holden VF Commodore Tekno Autosports
2015 Sydney Motorsport Park  Chaz Mostert Ford FG X Falcon Prodrive Racing Australia
2016 Sydney Motorsport Park  Jamie Whincup Holden VF Commodore Triple Eight Race Engineering
2017 Sydney Motorsport Park  Fabian Coulthard Ford FG X Falcon DJR Team Penske
2017 Sydney Motorsport Park  Fabian Coulthard Ford FG X Falcon DJR Team Penske
2018 Sydney Motorsport Park  Shane van Gisbergen Holden ZB Commodore Triple Eight Race Engineering
20201 Sydney Motorsport Park  Scott McLaughlin Ford Mustang GT DJR Team Penske
Sydney Motorsport Park  Scott McLaughlin Ford Mustang GT DJR Team Penske
20214 Sydney Motorsport Park  Shane van Gisbergen Holden ZB Commodore Triple Eight Race Engineering
Sydney Motorsport Park  Anton de Pasquale Ford Mustang GT Dick Johnson Racing
Sydney Motorsport Park  Anton de Pasquale Ford Mustang GT Dick Johnson Racing
Sydney Motorsport Park  Shane van Gisbergen Holden ZB Commodore Triple Eight Race Engineering
2022 Sydney Motorsport Park  Chaz Mostert Holden ZB Commodore Walkinshaw Andretti United
    Notes
  • ^1 – Sydney Motorsport Park hosted two rounds of the 2003, 2004 and 2020 V8 Supercar Championship Series.
  • ^2 – Sydney Motorsport Park hosted four rounds of the 2021 V8 Supercars Championship Series.

Winfield Triple Challenge

Between 1992 and 1995, the circuit hosted a non-championship Triple Challenge event in late January consisting of touring cars, Superbikes and drag racing. The event was backed by the Winfield cigarette brand, to promote their sponsorship of all three categories of racing. Glenn Seton Racing, sponsored by rival cigarette brand Peter Jackson, won the touring car element of the event in all four years, with eponymous team owner/driver Glenn Seton winning three. In practice for the 1995 event, the Winfield-backed entry of Mark Skaife had a major accident at Turn 1, hitting concrete drag racing barriers which resulted in injuries that forced him to miss the first round of the 1995 Australian Touring Car Championship. The event concluded with the ban of cigarette advertising in Australia at the end of 1995.

Touring car winners

Year Driver Car Entrant
1992 Sydney Motorsport Park  Glenn Seton Ford Sierra RS500 Glenn Seton Racing
1993 Sydney Motorsport Park  Glenn Seton Ford EB Falcon Glenn Seton Racing
1994 Sydney Motorsport Park  Glenn Seton Ford EB Falcon Glenn Seton Racing
1995 Sydney Motorsport Park  Alan Jones Ford EB Falcon Glenn Seton Racing

Muscle Car Masters

An event organised and promoted by Australian Muscle Car magazine, the Muscle Car Masters is held on Father's Day every year. The event includes races and demonstration laps featuring Australian muscle cars and ex-race cars from the 1950s to the 1990s. Regular racing classes include Group N, Group C, Group A and Touring Car Masters while different car clubs have their cars on display each year and take part in demonstration laps. Historically significant cars in Australian motorsport are also present and complete laps of the circuit. While the main focus is on the history of Australian touring car racing, other classes, such as Formula 5000, have also appeared.

Music venue

In the 1990s, the venue held a number of rock concerts and music festivals including Guns N' Roses, Bon Jovi, Pearl Jam, the Alternative Nation festival and the Colossus 2 dance festival. Music festivals returned to the circuit in 2009 and 2010 when it hosted the Soundwave Festival for both years.

Lap records

Daniel Ricciardo drove a Red Bull RB7 Formula One car during the Top Gear Festival at the circuit in March 2014 and set the unofficial lap time record with a time of 1:11.2330. However, as this time was not recorded during a race, it does not count as a lap record. As of March 2024, the fastest official race lap records at Sydney Motorsport Park are listed as:

Class Driver Vehicle Time Date
Gardner Grand Prix Circuit: 3.910 km (May 2012–present)
World Time Attack Challenge Sydney Motorsport Park  Barton Mawer Porsche 968 1:17.860 2 September 2023
Formula 3 Sydney Motorsport Park  Nick Foster Mygale M08 1:22.6290 13 July 2013
Formula Libre Sydney Motorsport Park  Dean Tighe Dallara F395 1:22.7328 16 October 2022
S5000 Sydney Motorsport Park  Aaron Cameron Ligier JS F3–S5000 1:25.4355 30 July 2023
Radical Australia Cup Sydney Motorsport Park  James Winslow Radical SR8 1:25.7027 14 July 2013
Supersports/Sports Racer Sydney Motorsport Park  Adam Proctor Stohr WF1 1:26.7160 13 July 2014
F5000 Sydney Motorsport Park  Alex Davison Lola T332 1:26.8987 7 June 2015
GT3 Sydney Motorsport Park  Geoff Emery Audi R8 LMS Evo II 1:27.4001 30 July 2023
Superkart Sydney Motorsport Park  Warren McIlveen Stockman 115 Honda 1:28.1133 5 July 2015
Sports Sedan Sydney Motorsport Park  Jack Perkins Audi A4 1:28.1783 15 November 2015
Superbike Sydney Motorsport Park  Josh Waters Ducati Panigale V4 R 1:29.001 25 March 2023
Supercars Sydney Motorsport Park  Jamie Whincup Holden ZB Commodore 1:29.8424 4 August 2018
Porsche Carrera Cup Sydney Motorsport Park  Michael Almond Porsche 911 (991 II) GT3 Cup 1:30.5619 4 August 2018
Formula 4 Sydney Motorsport Park  Jayden Ojeda Mygale M14-F4 1:31.2741 22 September 2018
Supersport Sydney Motorsport Park  Tom Toparis Yamaha YZF-R6 1:31.484 23 March 2024
GT2 Sydney Motorsport Park  David Crampton KTM X-Bow GT2 Concept 1:31.8609 30 July 2023
Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge Sydney Motorsport Park  Aron Shields Porsche 911 (997) GT3 Cup 3.8 1:32.0288 29 July 2023
Super2 Series Sydney Motorsport Park  Tyler Everingham Nissan Altima L33 1:32.2390 20 November 2021
Trans Am Australia Sydney Motorsport Park  Owen Kelly Ford Mustang Trans Am 1:33.7815 1 May 2021
Super Touring Sydney Motorsport Park  Cameron McLean BMW 320i 1:33.8642 7 June 1998
Super3 Series Sydney Motorsport Park  Blake Fardell Holden VE Commodore 1:34.4490 20 November 2021
Formula Ford Sydney Motorsport Park  Cameron Hill Mygale SJ10A 1:34.5519 5 July 2015
TCR Touring Car Sydney Motorsport Park  Will Brown Hyundai i30 N TCR 1:34.8437 19 May 2019
Group A Sydney Motorsport Park  Carey McMahon Nissan Skyline R32 GT-R 1:37.8622 6 September 2015
GT4 Sydney Motorsport Park  Mark Griffith Mercedes-AMG GT4 1:38.1408 29 July 2023
Touring Car Masters Sydney Motorsport Park  John Bowe Holden Torana SL/R 1:38.8846 29 May 2022
Moto3 Sydney Motorsport Park  Dylan Whiteside Honda NSF250R 1:39.157 10 September 2017
Improved Production Sydney Motorsport Park  Ray Hislop Ford BF Falcon 1:40.7119 26 August 2012
Group 3E Sydney Motorsport Park  Simon Hodge BMW M4 1:40.7772 7 August 2022
Aussie Racing Cars Sydney Motorsport Park  Tom Hayman Mustang-Yamaha 1:41.9789 1 May 2021
Supersport 300 Sydney Motorsport Park  Jesse Stroud Kawasaki EX400 1:43.120 22 March 2024
SuperUtes Series Sydney Motorsport Park  David Sieders Mazda BT-50 1:44.9535 29 July 2023
Group Sc Sydney Motorsport Park  Geoff Morgan Porsche 911 Carrera 1:45.8382 7 June 2015
Porsche 944 Sydney Motorsport Park  Chris Lewis-Williams Porsche 944 1:45.9016 20 May 2012
Saloon Cars Sydney Motorsport Park  Ben Grice Holden VT Commodore 1:46.0023 5 July 2015
Formula Vee 1600 Sydney Motorsport Park  Dylan Thomas Stinger 015 IX 1:46.5806 23 June 2013
Toyota 86 Racing Series Sydney Motorsport Park  Cody Burcher Toyota 86 1:47.7315 29 July 2023
Group Sb Sydney Motorsport Park  Kevin Luke Shelby Mustang GT350 1:49.6999 7 June 2015
Formula Vee 1200 Sydney Motorsport Park  Mathew Pearce Lepton V79 1:50.7942 27 July 2014
Brabham Extended Circuit: 4.500 km (May 2012–present)
Formula 3 Sydney Motorsport Park  Nathan Gotch Dallara F307 1:48.4905 9 April 2016
F5000 Sydney Motorsport Park  Bryan Sala Matich A50 1:50.2739 1 September 2012
Formula Ford Sydney Motorsport Park  Glenn Welch Listec WIL013 1:50.7955 9 June 2012
Superbikes Sydney Motorsport Park  Glenn Allerton BMW S1000RR 1:54.080 11 November 2012
Formula Ford 1600 Sydney Motorsport Park  Andrew Gillespie Spirit WL11 Ford 2:02.0827 10 June 2012
Touring Car Masters Sydney Motorsport Park  John Bowe Ford Mustang 2:03.4282 2 September 2012
AF2 Sydney Motorsport Park  Ron Coath Cheetah Mk.8 2:03.8574 18 May 2014
Druitt North Circuit: 2.800 km (2012–present)
Sports car racing Sydney Motorsport Park  Adam Proctor Stohr WF1 0:58.7580 21 October 2012
Formula 3 Sydney Motorsport Park  Nathan Gotch Dallara F304 0:58.8937 22 September 2012
Formula Atlantic Sydney Motorsport Park  Chris Farrell Swift 014.a 0:59.6077 27 October 2012
Amaroo South Circuit: 1.800 km (2012–present)
Sports car racing Sydney Motorsport Park  Dean Tighe Dallara-Judd 0:52.1357 10 August 2019
Original Grand Prix Circuit: 3.930 km (1990–2011)
A1 Grand Prix Sydney Motorsport Park  Nico Hülkenberg Lola A1GP 1:19.1420 4 February 2007
Formula Holden Sydney Motorsport Park  Tim Leahey Reynard 92D 1:22.5131 26 March 2000
Formula 3 Sydney Motorsport Park  James Winslow Dallara F307 1:23.1737 16 July 2011
Formula Libre/Historic Sydney Motorsport Park  Ty Hanger Ralt RT4 1:27.6786 5 November 2005
GT3 Sydney Motorsport Park  Allan Simonsen Lamborghini Gallardo LP560 GT3 1:28.0570 28 May 2011
AF2 Sydney Motorsport Park  Arthur Abrahams Cheetah Mk.8 1:29.3500 25 August 1991
500cc Sydney Motorsport Park  Àlex Crivillé Honda NSR500 1:30.359 20 October 1996
V8 Supercars Sydney Motorsport Park  Mark Skaife Holden VT Commodore 1:31.7301 28 March 1999
250cc Sydney Motorsport Park  Max Biaggi Aprilia RSV 250 1:32.084 20 October 1996
Group 3A Sydney Motorsport Park  Greg Murphy Holden VS Commodore 1:32.433 25 May 1997
Formula Xtreme Sydney Motorsport Park  Kevin Curtain Yamaha R1 1:32.657 4 October 2003
Nations Cup Sydney Motorsport Park  Paul Stokell Lamborghini Diablo GTR 1:33.5918 18 July 2004
Formula Ford Sydney Motorsport Park  Jack Le Brocq Mygale SJ11a 1:35.3251 16 July 2011
Group A Sydney Motorsport Park  Tony Longhurst BMW M3 Evolution 1:35.490 24 May 1992
125cc Sydney Motorsport Park  Haruchika Aoki Honda RS125R 1:36.272 20 October 1996
Sidecar Sydney Motorsport Park  Steve Abbott/Sydney Motorsport Park  Jamie Biggs LCR-Suzuki GSX-R1000 1:37.420 1 May 2005
Clubman Sports Sydney Motorsport Park  Chris Barry PRB Clubman 1:38.7875 23 June 2002
Formula Ford 1600 Sydney Motorsport Park  Rob Storey Spirit WL07 Ford 1:38.9196 22 September 2007
Central Muscle Cars Sydney Motorsport Park  Jason Richards Chevrolet Camaro 1:41.5119 6 September 2009
Group C (Australia) Sydney Motorsport Park  Jason Richards Holden LX Torana SS A9X Hatchback 1:43.0145 4 September 2011
Italian Challenge Sydney Motorsport Park  Andrew Leithhead Alfa Romeo GTV6 1:44.2082 24 June 2001
Commodore Cup Sydney Motorsport Park  Tony Bates Holden VS Commodore 1:44.8247 17 July 2011
Group Nc Sydney Motorsport Park  Ross Donnelley Ford Mustang 1:46.0209 28 November 2003
Group 3E Sydney Motorsport Park  Bob Pearson Mazda RX-7 1:46.4351 7 November 2004
V8 Ute Racing Series Sydney Motorsport Park  Grant Johnson Holden VZ SS Ute 1:50.4062 26 November 2006
Group Nb Sydney Motorsport Park  Bill Trengrove Ford Mustang 1.50.5692 4 September 2011
Formula Vee 1200 Sydney Motorsport Park  Jay Hall Jacer Volkswagen 1:50.9297 25 September 2005
Group Sa Sydney Motorsport Park  Peter Jackson Austin-Healey 3000 MkI 1:51.8841 28 May 2011
HQ Holden Sydney Motorsport Park  Greg King HQ Holden 1:58.4667 7 December 1997
Group Na Sydney Motorsport Park  Craig Stephenson Holden FJ 2:11.2755 22 June 2003
Original Druitt North Circuit: 2.800 km (1990–2011)
Group 3A Sydney Motorsport Park  Craig Lowndes Holden VR Commodore 1:00.974 27 January 1996
Formula Ford Sydney Motorsport Park  David Whitmore Spectrum 011 1:05.0159 22 October 2011
Formula Ford 1600 Sydney Motorsport Park  Steve Charman Spirit WL11 Ford 1:07.2545 22 October 2011

Notes

References

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