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The tracks we like to use are Phillip Island and Winton

 

 

Phillip Island Race Track

Located about 1.5 hours south of Melbourne on Phillip Island, this 4.5km circuit is used for the Australian round of the MotoGP Championship and is often regarded by many of the GP riders as their favorite track of the whole championship. Fast and flowing with its long sweping corners like Southern Loop and Lukey Heights. With a main straight speed of around 260kph, this track is one of the best due to it's excellent road surface, terrific atmosphere, splendid views and if required, large run-off areas.

Melways Reference: 531 K6

    • From Melbourne take the...
    • Monash Freeway (M1) South East for about 30 km until you reach the...
    • South Gippsland Freeway (M420) exit, signposted to Cranbourne and Phillip Island...
    • Follow this through Cranbourne for almost 50 km until it becomes the...
    • Bass Highway (A420) also signposted for Phillip Island...
    • Follow this for around 30 km until you reach the...
    • Phillip Island Road (B420) roundabout, take a right. Again signposted for Phillip Island...
    • Follow this for around 17km through San Remo, over the bridge, straight through a roundabout and then...
    • Take the left fork off Phillip Island Road onto Back Beach Road, signposted for the Grand Prix Track...
    • After about 4 km Turn left into the track main entrance or if this is still locked...
    • A further 30 metres along Back Beach Road is the truck and competitor entrance...
    • Take that and follow the gravel road 200 metres until you reach the track access checkpoint.

This track is also a favorite with the club, we hold at least 4 ride days here a year.

Dates for 2008

11th April 2008

Visit their website at www.phillipislandcircuit.com.au

 

Winton Race Track

Located about 1.5 hours north east of Melbourne via the Hume. Winton raceway is a great winter track to get away from the coastal island weather. This track is an excellent alternative to Phillip Island, being small, tight and twisty. Winton also offers the wonderful advantage of having two track variations. The first being the current long track used by the V8 Supercars and Formula Extreme Bike Races, the other is the original short track (remove the Falken Straight section) which is seldom used but provides a great deal more enjoyment for most of the club members due to its more flowing nature, most riders don't get past second gear. Oh, and the other big advantage... It's cheap.

Melways Reference: 522 B8

    • From Melbourne take the...
    • Hume Highway (M31) North for around 200 km until you reach the...
    • Winton Rd exit, signposted for Winton and Winton Raceway...
    • take that and continue East, crossing the freeway...
    • Around 1 km further is the township, on the corner with the welding service turn right...
    • Follow this uphill around 300 metres until you reach the track's main entrance on the left...
    • Enter and go right past the office into the pits area.
    Dates for 2008 are yet to be confirmed.

Visit their website at www.wintonraceway.com.au

 

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