Townsville Street Circuit, motorsport circuit in Townsville, Australia
Townsville Street Circuit is a motorsport racing track in Reid Park, Townsville, Queensland, spanning roughly 3 kilometers and winding through city and parkland streets. About 70 percent of the track consists of specially constructed roads featuring a mix of fast straights, sharp turns, and technical sections that weave between trees and green areas of the park.
The circuit was first used in 2009 and has since become part of the V8 Supercars series, a major motorsport championship. Since opening, it has quickly established itself as a challenging and popular racing destination, with ongoing infrastructure support making it a permanent fixture in Australian motorsport.
The circuit is integrated into Reid Park and reflects how racing has become part of the city's identity. Race weekends transform public spaces into communal celebrations where locals and visitors gather together, turning ordinary streets into focal points of shared excitement and community pride.
The circuit is easy to reach near Townsville's city center, with the nearest airport just 5 kilometers away. On race days, buses, taxis, and shuttle services run from the airport or downtown to the track, with parking available nearby, though planning ahead is recommended.
About 70 percent of the track consists of specially built roads, setting it apart from permanent racing circuits. This construction creates a mix of smooth and rough surfaces that challenge drivers with varying grip conditions and makes the course technically demanding in ways that standard permanent tracks cannot replicate.
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