Kartdrome with rental karts (open Wednesday to Sunday, Tuesday by appointment), a camping area with an amenities block, and venue hire for driver training and corporate days.
Plan your day
Getting there
The circuit is at 225 Aerodrome Road, Mallala, north of Adelaide on the Adelaide Plains.
Camping
Trackside camping is in the middle of the park, with 24 hour access to the amenities block. Unpowered and powered sites are offered for multi day events, and a bunk room cabin is listed as coming soon. Camping on other dates is by arrangement with the circuit.
Mallala Motorsport Park is a permanent circuit on a former RAAF airfield at Mallala, north of Adelaide. The air base was built in 1941 as a flying school and closed in 1960, and local enthusiasts turned it into a circuit: the first race meeting ran on 19 August 1961 and the Australian Grand Prix was held here that October. The original 3.4 km layout was cut to 2.6 km in late 1964, and that is the circuit used today. It is South Australia's longest serving circuit and hosted touring car championship rounds through to the 1998 Supercars final.
The park also has a Kartdrome with rental karts, and the circuit runs track days, drifting, burnouts, Rotary Revival and The Bend Championship Series rounds.
