2026 Supernats Tassie
Why You Should Go
Burnouts, no prep drags and Super Skids in one weekend, with passenger rides in the cars
Format
Three Day Festival
Crowd
Horsepower festival crowd, no figure published
Vibe
Alcohol free horsepower festival with tyre smoke
About This Event
Supernats Tassie, which the organiser bills as Tasmania's biggest horsepower festival, puts burnouts, no prep drag racing and Super Skids on one weekend at Symmons Plains. Street machines cruise the track between sessions, and Sunday ends with the Top Gun burnout finals.
1What to Expect
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2Best Way to Experience It
Gold
Sunday finals day
The Super Skids one shot finals, the no prep knockout finals, the Show and Shine and the Top Gun burnout finals all land on Sunday 15 November.
Silver
A passenger ride
The Adult Passenger Ride Pass (ages 14 years and over) gives unlimited rides in approved cruise sessions and eligible burnout passenger rides across all three days. Burnout passengers wear an approved helmet.
Bronze
Camping trackside
Spectator camping runs from Friday 2pm to Sunday, so the Friday and Saturday night sessions are a walk from the campsite.
About the Venue
3Nearby Accommodation
While you're in the area
Experiences near Buckby Motors Symmons Plains Raceway
4Logistics
Getting thereDriving, Public transport, Rideshare and taxis, Best value route
Driving
- Symmons Plains Raceway is at 14872 Midland Highway, Perth, and the venue puts it some 30 km south of Launceston.
- Spectators come in through the main venue gate off the Midland Highway.
- There is plenty of free parking, and VIP parking inside the venue is AU$20 a day (2026), first in best dressed.
Public transport
- No shuttle or public transport to the circuit is published for 2026.
Rideshare and taxis
- No rideshare or taxi drop off point is published for 2026.
Best value route
- Driving in and using the free parking is the only way in the organiser names.
Tickets and entryTickets, Bringing things in
Tickets
- From AU$15 for a Friday adult pass online (2026).
- Gate prices are higher.
- Tickets are scanned or sold at the Registration Booth before Gate A, and online ticket holders are checked in first.
- The organiser advises bringing cash for the gate in case the venue internet drops out.
Bringing things in
- No alcohol is sold or allowed in, and security confiscates any found.
- No glass bottles.
- No pets, except service animals.
- No filming or photos for commercial use.
On the dayWeather
Weather
- Mid November is late spring in northern Tasmania.
Staying overCamping
Camping
- Spectator camping is AU$65 per person online or AU$75 at the gate (2026), Friday to Sunday, and does not include admission.
- A caravan or motorhome upgrade is AU$60 per trailer.
5Frequently Asked Questions
?Suitable for kids?
?Can you bring alcohol?
?Only got one day?
?Want to enter your car?
?Can you bring the dog?
6Cost Breakdown
| 2026 prices | Price |
|---|---|
| Friday adult online | AU$15 |
| Saturday adult online | AU$35 |
| Sunday adult online | AU$25 |
| Three day adult | AU$70 |
| Three day family | AU$180 |
| Junior day pass | AU$15 |
| VIP parking per day | AU$20 |
| Spectator camping per person online | AU$65 |
| Caravan or motorhome upgrade | AU$60 |
| Adult Passenger Ride Pass | AU$35 |
| Kids and Family Cruise pass | AU$15 |
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