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Levels Raceway's annual headline meeting, 29–31 January 2027 in Timaru, headlined by the NZ Super Truck Championship. Run by the South Canterbury Car Club. Classes and ticket prices to be confirmed.
Trust Aoraki Thunder Down Under is Levels Raceway's annual headline meeting, run by the South Canterbury Car Club at Timaru from 29 to 31 January 2027. The NZ Super Truck Championship headlines the weekend, with racing from 9am to 5pm each day.
2027 details still to come: the class list, schedule and spectator ticket prices hadn't been published when this listing was created. Check the South Canterbury Car Club's website for the official 2027 event page.
For reference, the 2026 meeting featured NZ Super Trucks, Mainland and Central Muscle Cars, OSCA, SS Cup, NZ Formula Ford, PRO 8 – Mazda NZ, 2K Cup South Island and the NZ Mini 7 Champs. Past editions have drawn more than 200 cars across 34 races, and the Super Trucks traditionally close the meeting with their Flying Farewell.
Venue: Levels Raceway, 418 Falvey Road, Levels, Timaru.
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