Schedule released for the 2026 Repco Adelaide Motorsport Festival

The on-track schedule for the 2026 Repco Adelaide Motorsport Festival has been released for the event taking place in Victoria Park on February 28 and March 1. 

CLICK HERE for the on-track schedule. 

The on-track action is non-stop without a break in track activity at any stage of the two days of the event from the first session at 8:30am to the last session at 5:30pm. 

New for 2026 is the return of dedicated categories for V8 Supercars – 5L Touring Cars and V8 Supercars presented by Eggleston Motorsport; a Historic Sports & Racing category for vintage open-wheelers and sportscars from the 1950s and 1960s; and an American Muscle category for NASCARs, TransAms, TA2s and more. 

Every category will be on track twice each day of the event, aside from Formula 1 which will have three sessions per day due to popular demand.

The ‘Ten of the Best Shootout’ returns following its popular addition in 2025, pitting a selection of sportscars and hypercars (exclusively for tin-tops) in a race against the clock to determine the fastest.

Demonstration sessions include New Zealand drifting legend Mad Mike Whiddett making his long-awaited Adelaide Motorsport Festival debut with his rotary-powered McLaren P1 hypercar, MADMAC. There will be various other demonstration sessions featuring the star cars and drivers attending the event, which will be announced at a later date. 

The Repco Circuit Safari returns, allowing lucky guests and fans to be in a bus on track alongside a selection of race cars. 

CLICK HERE for announcements relating to 2026. 

Off track there will be car displays, kids' zones, bars and food trucks, exhibitors and traders, activations and more, in a picnic in the park setting.

Tickets to the 2026 Repco Adelaide Motorsport Festival are on sale now, with early bird pricing available across all ticket types for a limited time only - 2025 prices for 2026.

CLICK HERE to purchase tickets to the 2026 Repco Adelaide Motorsport Festival (February 28 to March 1).