Hnry Stadium

Wellington's 34,500-capacity multi-purpose stadium, hosting Race Of Champions New Zealand 2027

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Before you go

Getting there
Directions & Parking
Major stadium venue hosting its first international motorsport event, Race Of Champions New Zealand, 9-10 Jan 2027 - see official event page for gate/seating details
What to bring
Gate Entry & Tips
TEG Sport presale opens 21 Sept 2026, public sale 22 Sept 2026 - pricing TBC on official event page
Staying nearby
Camping & Accommodation
For racers
Facilities & Pit Access
Large-capacity seated stadium, 64 corporate boxes, concessions, undercover seating

Location & Contact

Everything you need to find the track, get hold of the organisers, or plan your visit.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Has Hnry Stadium hosted motorsport before?
Race Of Champions New Zealand (9-10 Jan 2027) is the first motorsport event at Hnry Stadium - previously known for rugby, cricket and football.
What was Hnry Stadium called before?
Formerly Westpac Stadium (2002-2019) and Sky Stadium (2020-2026), colloquially known as "The Cake Tin". Renamed Hnry Stadium from 1 March 2026 under a five-year naming rights deal.