Food and refreshments are sold on every race day, and on practice days for major events. There is no fuel for sale at the track. A limited number of power connections are available in the pit paddock, arranged with the administration office before plugging in. The clubrooms hold a display of the circuit's memorabilia.
Plan your day
Getting there
The club puts the circuit 8 km west of Invercargill, reached through Otatara on Dunns Highway and Sandy Point Road. Spectators park on site, and some major meetings include infield parking with the ticket. No public transport to the circuit is published. Taxis run to and from the park.
Public transport
No public transport to the circuit is published. Taxis run to and from the park.
Camping
Self contained motorhome parking is sold for some major meetings, including the 2027 Ascot Park Hotel International and the 2027 George Begg Festival. It is not offered at every event.
Good to know
Good to know
The track
Teretonga Park is a 2.62 km permanent circuit on Sandy Point Road, west of Invercargill, raced anticlockwise on a bitumen surface. The Southland Sports Car Club owns it and calls it the world's southernmost FIA approved motor racing circuit, licensed to FIA Grade 3 and National Grade 1. It opened in 1957 as the second purpose built motor racing track in New Zealand and was extended to its current layout in 1966. The New Zealand Grand Prix was first held here in January 2001. Sprints, motorkhanas, motorcycle race days, drag days and drift practice also run on the circuit.
