Wakefield Park is a 2.2km racing circuit that operates under a CAMS National Circuit Licence, AASA and also under the Department of Sport and Recreation permit scheme.

The circuit is located 2 hours drive from Sydney and about 1 hour from Canberra, and is positioned 10km south of Goulburn on 130 acres of cleared land. There are no trees or natural obstacles near the track. Safety is paramount and ripple strips, tyre walls and gravel traps have been positioned so as to make Wakefield a very safe circuit on which to run any type of racecar, production car or motorcycle (e.g., for product launches).

Eastern Creek Raceway is licensed for motorcycle and car racing. The challenging 3.93 km ROAD RACE CIRCUIT is built to international motor sport standards.

Eastern Creek Raceway’s surface is constructed of hot mix bitumen laid in one continuous length. The main straight is 15 metres in width; the remainder of the circuit is 12 metres wide and flows through landscaped hills. Clear run off areas exist for maximum competitor safety.

Road racing is in an anti–clockwise direction, a variety of bends, curves, turns and straights present cornering and braking challenges. V8 Supercars reach 260 kph on the main straight and take turn 1 at 200 kph.

Oran Park Raceway has been Sydneys favourite motor racing venue since 1962. Oran Park Raceway is home to 3 motor racing circuits, 2 dirt circuits, 2 four wheel drive training venues and a skid pan. Oran Park Raceway is steeped in tradition and holds pride of place in Australian motorsport as the longest continuous host of a round of the Australian Touring Car Championship (currently V8 Supercars). Oran Park is a home to all motorsport, from V8 Supercars to club motorkhanas and everything in between.