2026 AASA 6 Hours of Sandown
Why You Should Go
Six hour racing back at Sandown for the first time in 23 years
Format
Two Day Race Meeting
Crowd
Endurance race meeting, no figure published
Vibe
Production car endurance season finale
About This Event
The AASA 6 Hours of Sandown brings six hour racing back to Sandown for the first time in 23 years, as two three hour races that close the APC Enduro Championship season. Production based cars race at the circuit where the pre Bathurst endurance race began as a six hour event in 1964.
1What to Expect
2Best Way to Experience It
Gold
Sunday's title race
The second three hour race on Sunday is the last race of the APC Enduro season.
Silver
Saturday's opening three hours
The first race on Saturday sets the order before the title is settled on Sunday.
Bronze
Arriving by train
Sandown station, on the Cranbourne and Pakenham lines, is at the southern end of the circuit, so the whole weekend works without a car.
About the Venue
3Nearby Accommodation
While you're in the area
Experiences near Sandown International Motor Raceway
4Logistics
Getting thereDriving, Public transport, Rideshare and taxis, Best value route
Driving
- Sandown is in Springvale, in Melbourne's south east.
- At the 2026 Sandown 500, free parking was near Gate 2, Gate 6B and at the southern end near the station, first in best dressed.
Public transport
- Trains on the Cranbourne and Pakenham lines stop at Sandown station, at the southern end of the circuit.
Rideshare and taxis
- No rideshare or taxi drop off point is published for 2026.
Best value route
- The train to Sandown station.
On the dayWeather
Weather
- Early December is the start of summer in Melbourne.
5Frequently Asked Questions
?Is it one race or two?
?Can you get there by train?
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