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Round 2 of the Repco NextGen NZ Championship at Hampton Downs — the inaugural Allied Petroleum International featuring the Castrol Toyota Formula Regional Oceania Trophy, GR86, GTRNZ and BMW Race Driver Series.
Get ready for an action-packed weekend at Round 2 of the Repco NextGen NZ Championship at Hampton Downs Motorsport Park!
This event marks the inaugural round of the Allied Petroleum International, featuring the Castrol Toyota Formula Regional Oceania Trophy (CTFROT), alongside the Bridgestone GR86 Championship, GTRNZ, and BMW Race Driver Series.
With talented drivers going head to head across the Hampton Downs circuit, expect plenty of speed, skill and close racing throughout the weekend.
Fans and families can enjoy a full day of motorsport action, with a range of off track entertainment and activities ensuring a fun fill day for all ages.
Don't miss Round 2 of the Repco NextGen NZ Championship at Hampton Downs!
Attend on Friday for free, thanks to Crème Insurance!
Your General Admission ticket is your All-Access Pass!
Get right into the heart of the action with full access to the Pit Paddock, Grid Walk, Pit Lane Walk, Podium Celebrations, and the chance to meet the drivers - all included, no upgrades needed.
Check our socials on the day for exact timings for all off track action.
Save by pre booking, as ticket prices are slightly higher on the day.
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Entry Gate
Entry Spectator Gate 1 onto the right labelled spectator parking
Ticket Entry via gate 1a
Gates open 8.30am
Event Info - Schedule, Drivers List
Please head to www.nextgennz.co.nz for the most up to date event day information. Event Schedule & Drivers List will be published on here closer to event date.
Contact Information
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