March Events @ RaceAway Track TIme

March is a great month to get track time under your belt and prep for a big season of racing. If you’re a beginner racer - check out our Open Track Day where you can sign up for professional coaching and race car hire. If you’re looking for a Motorsport Australia OLT you can also do that at Pheasant Wood Circuit during our track day. For intermediate drivers or those looking to expand their horizons - head out to the bigger tracks Sydney Motorsport Park and One Raceway. Our Arrive ‘n’ Drive packages include race car hire, coaching, track day entry and fuel - everything you need for a hassle free experience. Looking for racecar hire in Sydney? This is your opportunity! We’ll be jumping on track at the first ARDC Test & Tune on the 7th March - not to be missed! We’re capping off the month with a fabulous lineup of drivers at the Deputy 4 Hour / Cheap Car Challenge. With one MX5 already full we’ve got 2 seats left in the second team. An awesome budget friendly race that includes a practice day. Beginner friendly racing - the Deputy 4 Hour at Pheasant Wood Circuit is the perfect first racing opportunity.

1. Arrive 'N' Drive at Sydney Motorsport Park – Friday, March 7

Experience the thrill of driving on one of Australia's most iconic circuits with our Arrive 'N' Drive program at Sydney Motorsport Park. This event is perfect for drivers possessing an L2S or full circuit license who are looking to expand their horizons. Participants will have access to professionally prepared race cars and receive expert coaching to refine their on-track performance.

2. Arrive 'N' Drive at One Raceway – Saturday, March 8 & Thursday, March 27

For those aiming to diversify their driving experiences, One Raceway in Goulburn offers a unique track layout that challenges and excites. Our Arrive 'N' Drive sessions on March 8 and March 27 cater to drivers with some prior experience. With race car hire and professional coaching included, it's an excellent opportunity to elevate your driving skills.

3. Deputy 4 Hour Endurance Race at Pheasant Wood Circuit – Sunday, March 23

Aspiring racers seeking a budget-friendly entry into competitive motorsport will find the Deputy 4 Hour Endurance Race at Pheasant Wood Circuit an ideal starting point. This comprehensive package includes a practice day, full pit crew support, coaching, fuel, and everything necessary for race day. Notably, there are only 2 seats left in our MX5 race car, offering a rare chance to join a well-supported team in an endurance racing event.

4. Open Track Day at Pheasant Wood Circuit – Saturday, March 29

If you're a beginner eager to get on the track, our Open Track Day at Pheasant Wood Circuit is designed with you in mind. This event provides a low-pressure environment where you can bring your own car or hire one of our professionally built race cars. With unlimited laps and optional driver coaching, it's the perfect setting to build confidence and experience on the track. BOOK HERE

Let’s go racing this March!

• Call: 0472 535 354

• Email: info@raceawaytracktime.com.au

• Visit: www.raceawaytracktime.com.au

See you on the track 🏁

Track Day Essentials

Track Day Essentials: What to Pack and How to Fuel Up🔥

Getting ready for a track day can be an exhilarating experience, but it’s important to be well-prepared. Whether you’re a seasoned racer or a first-timer, having the right gear and nutrition can make all the difference in your performance and overall experience. In this blog post, we’ll cover the essentials you need to pack for a track day and provide a breakdown of high-protein, energy-boosting meals that can be easily pre-prepared to keep you fueled without feeling heavy.

Coach Ryan Gilroy ready to race at Pheasant Wood Circuit

Packing Essentials for a Track Day

Before you hit the track, make sure you have everything you need to ensure a smooth and successful day. Here’s a checklist of essentials to pack:

Clothing and Gear

• Long Sleeves and Pants: Comfortable and compliant with track safety regulations.

• Thin-Soled Shoes: Ideal for precise pedal control.

• Full Racing Apparel: Suit up for maximum protection.

• FIA-Approved Helmet: Safety first—available for hire if needed.

• Gloves and Balaclava: Extra comfort and protection

Personal Items

• Water Bottle: Stay hydrated throughout the day.

• Snacks and Energy Bars: Keep your energy levels high.

• Sun Protection: Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses.

• Driver License and Track License: Ensure you’re ready to hit the track.

• Camera/GoPro: Capture those epic moments.

• Notebook and Pen: Jot down tips and feedback from your coaching sessions.

Car Preparation

• Toolkit: Basic tools for minor adjustments and repairs.

• Tyre Pressure Gauge: Maintain optimal tire performance.

• Fuel: Ensure your car is fueled up and ready to go.

• Cleaning Supplies: Keep your windshield and mirrors clean for better visibility.

Read MORE about RaceAway Track Days

Checking tyre pressures at a track day

High-Protein, Energy-Boosting Meals

Nutrition plays a crucial role in maintaining your energy levels and concentration during a track day. Here are some recommended meals that are high in protein, provide sustained energy without being heavy on the stomach, and can be easily pre-prepared.

Breakfast: Overnight Protein Oats

Prepare the night before for a hassle-free morning meal.

Ingredients:

• 1/2 cup of rolled oats

• 1 scoop of protein powder

• 1 cup of almond milk

• 1 tablespoon of chia seeds

• 1/2 cup of mixed berries

• 1 tablespoon of almond butter

Instructions:

1. In a jar or container, combine oats, protein powder, chia seeds, and almond milk.

2. Stir well, then add mixed berries and almond butter on top.

3. Refrigerate overnight. In the morning, grab and go!

Mid-Morning Snack: Pre-Portioned Greek Yogurt and Berries

Prepare in individual containers for a quick and easy snack.

Ingredients:

• 1 cup of Greek yogurt

• 1/2 cup of mixed berries (blueberries, strawberries, raspberries)

• 1 tablespoon of honey

• 1 tablespoon of granola (optional)

Instructions:

1. In small containers, portion out the Greek yogurt.

2. Top with mixed berries and drizzle with honey.

3. Add granola if desired, then seal and refrigerate until ready to eat.

Lunch: Grilled Chicken and Quinoa Salad

Prepare the night before and store in a cooler.

Ingredients:

• 1 grilled chicken breast, sliced

• 1 cup of mixed greens (spinach, arugula, romaine)

• 1/2 cup of cherry tomatoes, halved

• 1/2 cup of cucumber, sliced

• 1/4 cup of quinoa, cooked

• Olive oil and balsamic vinegar dressing (in a separate container)

Instructions:

1. Assemble the salad by combining all ingredients in a large container.

2. Store the dressing separately and add just before eating to keep the salad fresh.

3. Store in a cooler until lunchtime.

Afternoon Snack: Pre-Portioned Almonds and Dark Chocolate

A simple and satisfying snack to keep you going.

Ingredients:

• 1/4 cup of raw almonds

• 1 ounce of dark chocolate (70% cocoa or higher)

Instructions:

1. Pre-portion almonds and dark chocolate into small snack bags or containers.

2. Keep in your cooler or bag for a quick and easy snack during the day.

Hydration Tips

Staying hydrated is crucial, especially when you’re exerting yourself on the track. Here are some tips to keep your hydration levels up:

Drink Water Regularly: Aim to drink at least 8-10 glasses of water throughout the day.

Electrolyte Drinks: Consider having an electrolyte drink to replenish lost minerals.

Avoid Sugary Beverages: Stick to water and electrolyte drinks to avoid sugar crashes.

Conclusion

Preparation is key to a successful and enjoyable track day. By packing the right essentials and fueling your body with high-protein, energy-boosting meals, you’ll be ready to take on the track with confidence. Remember to stay hydrated and listen to your body’s needs throughout the day. With these tips, you’ll be well-equipped to make the most of your track day experience.

For more information on our track days and to book your spot CLICK HERE

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Racing On A Shoestring Budget

IS CHEAP RACING POSSIBLE?

For many, the thrill of racing is a passion waiting to be pursued, but the perception of high costs can often be a deterrent. However, racing on a budget is entirely possible, and you don’t need to break the bank to cross the checkered flag. Whether it’s through supersprints, club racing, or booking track days, there are several budget-friendly racing opportunities waiting for you. In this article, we’ll guide you through options to get you on the track without spending a fortune.

THE AUSTRALIAN PULSAR RACING ASSOCIATION (APRA) IS A BUDGET FRIENDLY, COMPETITIVE ONE-MAKE SERIES

Understanding the Costs of Racing

Before diving into the world of racing, it’s important to have a realistic view of the costs involved. From the car itself to entry fees, gear, and maintenance, every aspect contributes to the budget. But don’t let this discourage you! With strategic planning and smart choices, these costs can be managed effectively.

Race Car Hire: A Cost-Effective Solution

For starters, race car hire is an excellent option for those looking to dip their toes into racing without immediately investing in a vehicle. One of the advantages of renting a race car is that they come equipped with the necessary specifications for various racing classes. This means that you can experience the thrill of racing without needing to invest in a car that meets specific racing requirements. Additionally, rental race cars often come with safety gear included, ensuring that you can enjoy the experience with peace of mind.

Renting a race car can be a great option for those who want to try their hand at racing without the long-term commitment of car ownership. By opting to rent a race car, you can enjoy the excitement of racing without the financial burden of purchasing and maintaining a high-performance vehicle. This allows you to experience the thrill of racing with a lower upfront cost, making it a more accessible option for those interested in the sport.

AFFORDABLE TRACK CARS: The Magic of THE MX5

The Mazda MX-5 has earned a reputation as a budget-friendly track car that doesn’t skimp on performance. These nimble and reliable vehicles are a mainstay in club racing and track days, providing an affordable entry point for enthusiasts.

Why MX5s Are Ideal for Budget Racing

MX5s are cost-effective due to their abundance, low cost of parts, and the supportive community around them. Many racing clubs and organisations have specific categories for MX5s, offering a competitive environment that focuses on driver skill rather than budget.

Discovering Budget-Friendly Racing Opportunities

Racing doesn’t have to be a wallet-emptying experience. There are numerous ways to enjoy the sport without spending a fortune.

Supersprints: Your Entry into Competitive Racing

Supersprints are timed competitions that focus on achieving the best single lap around a track. They are an excellent starting point for aspiring racers, providing the excitement of competition with lower costs compared to wheel-to-wheel racing. Entry fees for supersprints are typically reasonable, and since the events are less demanding on the car, maintenance costs are kept to a minimum.

TRACK EVENTS: GRASSROOTS MOTORSPORT

Track run events are often aimed at a grassroots level with budget friendly entry fees and regulations that encompass a wide range of affordable cars.

Pheasant Wood Circuit hosts a number of affordable events, the most notable - the Deputy 4 Hour Endurance Race. Split between 4 drivers this event offers ample track time and door to door racing over 4 hours.

READ MORE about the Deputy 4 Hour

Club Racing: Join the Community

Club racing is the heart of grassroots motorsport. By joining a local racing club, you gain access to a community of like-minded individuals and a variety of events tailored to different skill levels and budgets.

Track Days: Hone Your Skills

Track days are non-competitive events that allow you to drive your car on a professional racetrack. They are a great way to improve your driving skills and enjoy the performance of your car in a safe, controlled environment. While track days require you to have your own vehicle, they offer the freedom to participate as your budget allows, without the pressure of competition.

READ MORE about track days for you and your car.

BUDGET RACING SUGGESTIONS

Some budget racing categories include:

• Excel Series (single make series)

• Australian Pulsar Racing Association Series (single make series)

• MX5 Car Cup (single make with multiple classes)

• Deputy 4 Hour Enduro (track run event)

• Pheasant Wood Circuit Summer Series (track run event)

• Motor Events Racing Series (all races aimed at being budget friendly)

Many of these racing series have classes which allow for you to enter on a budget. The one-make series we have suggested also provide a way of getting behind the wheel in a car that you can use in multiple categories.

THE MX5 CAR CUP HAS MULTIPLE CLASSES ALLOWING FOR A BUDGET FRIENDLY ENTRY POINT

How to Prepare for Your First Race

Once you’ve decided on the type of racing that suits your budget and interests, it’s time to prepare for your first race. Here’s what you need to know to get started.

Safety First: Gear and Requirements

Safety should always be your top priority. Investing in quality safety gear, such as a helmet, racing suit, gloves, and shoes, is essential. While it may seem like a significant expense, your safety is priceless, and many gear items are a one-time purchase that will serve you for multiple seasons.

Hot Tip: Club, state and national events require different levels of gear. Ensure you check with your provider that the requirements are met for your level of racing. You can check your supp regs for gear specifications.

Technical Preparation: Getting Your Car Race-Ready

If you’re using your own car, it will need to meet specific safety and technical requirements. If you’re prepping it for a certain category then download the supplementory regulations which provide the specifications you need to meet. Joining forums and connecting with experienced racers can help you understand the best practices for preparing your vehicle.

Insider Knowledge: Check the supp regs for requirements on in-car recording gear such as a GoPro or RaceKeeper. Many racing categories have made in-car recording gear mandatory with some even requiring it to be internally hardwired.

DOWNLOAD YOUR CATEGORY SUPP REGS FOR GUIDELINES ON REQUIREMENTS IN YOUR RACECAR

Maximizing Your Racing Budget

Racing on a budget requires savvy financial management. Here are some tips to help you stretch your dollars further on the track.

WATCH YOUR ENTRY FEES

Race entries often don’t include a practice day or a garage. If you’re looking at keeping costs down, compare the price of race practice to a track day earlier in the week and forgo the garage to save yourself some dollars.

Finding Sponsorships and Partnerships

Securing sponsorships can offset some of your racing costs. Local businesses may be interested in partnering with you in exchange for advertising on your race car or gear. Be prepared to pitch the benefits of sponsoring you, such as brand exposure to a niche audience.

DIY Maintenance and Upgrades

Learning to perform basic maintenance and upgrades on your car can save you a substantial amount of money. There’s a wealth of information available online, and the racing community is usually eager to share knowledge with newcomers.

Buying Second-Hand Gear and Parts

Buying second-hand racing gear and car parts can lead to significant savings. Always ensure that the gear meets current safety standards and that the parts are in good condition.

COOK YOUR OWN MEALS

Buying meals at the track adds up! Be prepared on race day by prepping your own food and taking plenty of water. You’d be surprised how quickly these little buys add up.

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Conclusion

Racing on a budget is not only possible, it’s a reality for many motorsport enthusiasts. By exploring budget-friendly options such as race car hire, supersprints, and club racing, and by making smart choices like choosing a budget friendly track car, you can enjoy the adrenaline rush of racing without the financial strain. Prepare properly, maximise your budget, and immerse yourself in the racing community. The track awaits you—full speed ahead!

The Ultimate Guide to Track Cars

THE NISSAN 370 ZN OFFERS POWER AND HANDLING

Track days are the ultimate automotive playground for enthusiasts. They give you the opportunity to push the performance limits of your car in a safe, controlled environment. With the right car, track days can be an exhilarating experience that improves your driving skills and connects you with a community of like-minded individuals. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just curious about the world of track cars, this guide will help you navigate through the essentials.

What Is a Track Car?

A track car is a vehicle that has been either specifically designed or modified for use on racing circuits. Unlike regular street cars, track cars often have performance enhancements such as upgraded brakes, stiffer suspension, and high-performance tyres to handle the rigors of high-speed driving. Some track cars also come with stripped-out interiors to reduce weight and roll cages for added safety.

Choosing the Right Track Car

A pricey but sexy option for a track car the Porsche 911 offers A SMOOTH DRIVE on the tarmac.

When selecting a track car, you need to consider factors such as performance, reliability, cost, and personal preference. Here are a few popular models that have proven themselves on the circuit:

Subaru BRZ and Toyota '86

The Subaru BRZ and its twin, the Toyota '86 (also known as the GT86), are affordable, rear-wheel-drive sports cars that are praised for their balanced handling and lightweight chassis. While they may not boast the highest horsepower figures, their agility and responsiveness make them ideal for track enthusiasts who enjoy a car that communicates well and can be pushed to its limits.

The Subaru BRZ or Toyota ‘86 make excellent track cars with their superior balance and ACCESIBLE PRICE TAG.

Mazda MX-5

The Mazda MX-5, also known as the Miata, is a perennial favorite among track day aficionados. Its compact size and nimble handling, combined with a well-engineered rear-wheel-drive layout, make it a joy to drive on the track. Plus, the MX-5's large aftermarket support allows owners to easily modify and tune their cars for even better performance.

Porsche 911

For those with a higher budget, the Porsche 911 is a legendary car with a rich racing heritage. Known for its distinctive rear-engine layout and exhilarating performance, the 911 offers a variety of models that are track-ready right from the dealership. From the Carrera to the GT3, each 911 is engineered to deliver a thrilling driving experience.

Preparing for Track Days

Safety First

Before you hit the track, ensure that both you and your car are properly prepared. Safety equipment such as helmets, proper racing seats, and harnesses are a must. Additionally, your car should be in top mechanical condition, with special attention paid to the brakes, tires, suspension, and fluids.

Track Days Near Me: Finding the Right Venue

To find track days near you, search online for local racing circuits or organisations that host track events. Many tracks offer driving instruction for beginners, which can be an invaluable experience when you're just starting out.

RaceAway Track Time hosts track days at Pheasant Wood Circuit, only 1.5 hours from Sydney or Canberra.

What to Expect on a Track Day

Track days are typically well-structured events. You'll have a driver's briefing to go over the rules and safety protocols. Expect to have time for both driving and spectating, which is a great opportunity to learn from others.

Driving Techniques for the Track

Track driving requires a different set of skills compared to regular driving. Mastering techniques such as heel-toe shifting, late braking, and understanding the racing line can significantly improve your lap times and overall experience.

The Racing Line

The racing line is the optimal path around the circuit that allows for the fastest lap time. It involves taking the widest, smoothest, and straightest route through corners to maintain the highest possible speed. Learning proper racing lines from professional racing instructors can benefit your lap times immensly. One on one performance driver coaching will give you valuble insight into how to navigate racing lines in your track car.

Heel-Toe Shifting

Heel-toe shifting is a technique used to match the engine speed to the wheel speed during downshifting, allowing for smoother and more efficient gear changes.

Late Braking

Late braking is a method where you brake as late as possible before entering a corner to minimize the time spent decelerating. This technique can shave seconds off your lap times but requires practice to master.

Maintaining Your Track Car

Maintaining a track car is crucial for both performance and safety. Regular maintenance should include:

• Checking and changing fluids regularly

• Inspecting brake pads, rotors, and fluid

• Ensuring tyres are in good condition and properly inflated

• Checking the suspension components for wear or damage

Ensure your track car is properly maintained for optimal performance

Upgrading Your Track Car

Once you're comfortable with your car's performance, you might consider upgrades. Simple performance modifications such as upgrading your tyres, brakes and suspension can all contribute to a faster and more stable car on the track.

TYRES

One of the first things you should look at upgrading is your tyres. Driving on the track puts alot more wear and tear on your tyres so you will naturally need to upgrade or replace these faster than other components. We like Nankang AR1 or Hancook RS4 which are well priced and are popular control tyres for many production race categories.

UPGRADED BRAKES

Upgrading your brakes and discs from stock can improve response and handling. We recommend Brembo Discs and Winmax pads for your track car.

Suspension Upgrades

Upgrading to coilovers, sway bars, and other suspension components can improve handling and stability, allowing you to take corners at higher speeds with more confidence.

Joining the Track Community

Participating in track days is also about being part of a community. Joining local clubs or online forums can connect you with fellow enthusiasts to share tips, experiences, and maybe even some friendly competition.

Final Thoughts

Whether you choose a Subaru BRZ, a Mazda MX-5, Porsche 911 or even your childhood dream car, the most important aspect of track driving is to have fun and improve your skills in a safe environment. With the right preparation, a suitable car, and a passion for driving, track days can be an incredibly rewarding hobby. Remember to start slow, prioritise safety, and most importantly, enjoy every lap. Track days are not just about the cars; they're about the experience and the people you meet along the way.

Happy driving! 🏎️💨

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Experience Pheasant Wood Circuit

The Racetrack for Sydney & Canberra

Nestled between Sydney and Canberra lies a hidden gem for motorsport enthusiasts. Pheasant Wood Circuit, a premier racing venue, offers a unique and thrilling experience for both novice and seasoned drivers.

From challenging track days to exciting races, Pheasant Wood provides a diverse range of motorsport activities. This article will guide you through what to expect when you visit this remarkable circuit. Get ready to ignite your passion for racing at Pheasant Wood Circuit.

Guided track walk at Pheasant Wood Circuit

Discover Pheasant Wood Circuit: A Motorsport Enthusiast's Haven

Pheasant Wood Circuit is more than just a race track. It's a paradise for motorsport lovers, providing a demanding course that challenges the abilities of drivers. Located near Marulan, NSW, the circuit is a convenient destination for residents of both Sydney and Canberra. It's an ideal venue for a day of adrenaline-fueled fun or a weekend racing getaway. 

• Location: Near Marulan, NSW

• Convenience: Food and fuel within 2km

• Events: Club races, track days, driver training, private functions

The Thrill of Track Days at Pheasant Wood

Raceaway Track days at Pheasant Wood Circuit are a unique experience. They are open to newcomers and experienced racers alike. The focus of our track days is driver improvement, incorporating a high-performance driver workshop, expert coaches, and unrestricted pit lane access.

Whether you're a novice or an experienced driver, our track days cater to all skill levels. You can push your limits, learn new techniques, and gain confidence behind the wheel. RaceAway track days are open to a variety of cars, including registered or unregistered vehicles, racecars, and track cars. 

• Track Day Inclusions: High-performance driver workshops, expert coaches, guided track walk, open pit lane, live Natsoft timing, free passengers, spectators welcome

• Vehicle Types: Registered/unregistered vehicles, racecars, track cars

• Licensing: AASA, Motorsport Australia, PWC or track day license required

  For more info on our track days and to book CLICK HERE

Race Licences at Pheasant Wood

If you are looking to obtain your racing licence, you will be required to sit your OLT (Observed Licence Test). As Pheasant Wood's official partner, RaceAway is sanctioned to provide OLTs for AASA or Motorsport Australia. 

Completing an OLT successfully demonstrates your fundamental understanding and ability to handle a vehicle at high speed while maintaining your safety and that of others. You can complete your OLT in your own racecar or one of our hireable racecars.

• Purpose: Obtain AASA or Motorsport Australia license

• Process: Observed Licence Test during track days

• Options: Use your own race car or hire one

To book your OLT, simply add on to your track day entry CLICK HERE

Circuit Features: Fast Straights and Technical Corners

Pheasant Wood Circuit is known for its challenging layout. It features a mix of fast straights and tight corners, catering to a wide range of vehicles and driving styles. With 1.6km of tarmac, it is one of the longer racetracks in NSW. 

• Length: 1.6km

• Corners: 9, with two banked

• Track Type: Fast straights and technical corners

• Pro Tip: Always be thinking about the next corner and setting yourself up correctly.

Pheasant Wood Circuit Track Map

driver Facilities: Ensuring a Top-Notch Experience

At Pheasant Wood Circuit, top-notch facilities are designed to enhance your racing experience. The circuit operates in a clockwise direction with the pit lane entrance conveniently located next to race control, ensuring smooth and efficient transitions on and off the track.

Drivers have access to well-equipped carports with powerpoints, a cool-down area, and a dedicated refuelling area. The track features multiple viewing platforms and a pit lane for added convenience. Track maps are available, and live Natsoft Timing screens enhance the race day experience.

• Track Orientation: Clockwise, with pit lane entrance next to race control

• Driver Amenities: Carports with powerpoints, cool-down area, dedicated refuelling area, pit lane

• Spectator Facilities: Picnic area and multiple viewing platforms

• Enhancements: Track maps and live Natsoft Timing screens

• Safety: Professional staff and comprehensive safety measures

PerFormance Driver Training at Pheasant Wood Circuit

Pheasant Wood Circuit is ideal for performance driver training due to its technical nature. As our home track, we use Pheasant Wood for driver training during track days, private days, and the Deputy 4 Hour endurance race.

The circuit provides the perfect environment for training, with high visibility for our coaches and drivers thanks to multiple viewing platforms. Drivers can safely pull into pit lane, making coaching seamless as they do not need to exit or turn off the vehicle for pointers. This setup allows for real-time feedback and continuous improvement during sessions.

Many professional racers have begun their careers with us at Pheasant Wood Circuit and have gone on to stand on the podium at Bathurst Mount Panorama.

• Training Opportunities: Track days, private days, Deputy 4 Hour endurance race

• Visibility: High visibility from multiple viewing platforms for effective coaching

• Pit Lane Access: Safe pull-in for real-time feedback without stopping the vehicle

• Success Stories: Professional racers starting at Pheasant Wood and succeeding at Bathurst Mount Panorama

Getting to Pheasant Wood

Pheasant Wood Circuit is conveniently located in Marulan, between Sydney and Canberra. It's an ideal racing destination for residents of both cities, just 1.5 hours drive from either Sydney or Canberra and just off the highway.

Address: 📍8 Prairie Oak Road, Marulan, NSW

Your Next Racing Experience Awaits

Pheasant Wood Circuit offers a unique and thrilling racing experience. It's a must-visit for any motorsport enthusiast. Whether you're a novice or an experienced racer, your next racing experience awaits at Pheasant Wood.

Summary Points:

• Convenient location between Sydney and Canberra

• Comprehensive facilities for both drivers and spectators

• Race car hire available through RaceAway Track Time

• Performance Driver coaching available through RaceAway Track Time

• Opportunities for track days, racing licenses, and performance training

• A technical and challenging circuit for all skill levels

Address: 📍8 Prairie Oak Road, Marulan, NSW

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