2026 D1 NZ Teretonga Park Invercargill | Automotive Experience
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D1 NZ 2026 D1 NZ Round 1-2 Teretonga Park, Invercargill
2026 D1 NZ Round 1-2 Teretonga Park, Invercargill
Invercargill, Southland, New Zealand2026-03-18 to 2026-03-22
About This Event
Season-opening double‑header of the D1NZ National Drifting Championship at Teretonga Park, Invercargill. The weekend features Rounds 1 and 2 with practice, qualifying and tandem battles across multiple days.
Expect a professionally run national series event at a permanent race circuit with strong local support and a large entry list of competitors from around New Zealand.
What to Expect
Intro paragraph.
What makes it worth the trip:
National championship-level drifting with a reported 56 teams entered, offering deep grids and high-quality battles.
Teretonga Park is a fast coastal circuit with good spectator sightlines and circuit facilities maintained by the Southland Sports Car Club.
Double-header format (Rounds 1 and 2) means more on-track action across the weekend and value for travellers.
Best way to experience it:
Arrive for practice/qualifying days to catch sighting laps and closer paddock access. Bring ear protection, a weatherproof layer for Southland conditions, and plan travel into Invercargill ahead of the main days to avoid last-minute road delays.
Good to know:
The event is part of the D1NZ national calendar and runs under MotorSport New Zealand sanctioning.
Official ticketing, session times and paddock access details are published on the D1NZ website and event page.
Is This Event Right For You?
Great if you want front-row drifting action from a national championship.
Great if you enjoy seeing a large entry list and multiple driver matchups over a weekend.
Great if you like visiting a permanent race circuit with paddock access and local motorsport culture.
Maybe skip if you prefer quiet, family-focused festivals with little noise or car demonstrations.
Cost Breakdown
Official ticketing and paddock access details are published on the D1NZ event page. Specific ticket prices and session passes should be confirmed on the organiser's website rather than assumed.