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
Race Of Champions NZ, 9–10 Jan 2027: gates 5:00pm, racing 7:00pm, finish about 10:00pm both nights. Tickets via Ticketek NZ. Trains from Wellington Railway Station connect via the Fran Wilde Walkway.
What to bring
Gate Entry & Tips
Race Of Champions NZ (9–10 Jan 2027): single day from $49 NZD, weekend pass from $74 NZD, in five tiers, tickets via Ticketek NZ only. Pricing for other events varies.
Staying nearby
Camping & Accommodation
Not applicable: city-centre stadium, about 1km from Wellington CBD.
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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What motorsport is on at Hnry Stadium?
Race Of Champions New Zealand, on 9–10 January 2027, is the first Race Of Champions held in New Zealand. The stadium's grass is replaced with a temporary asphalt circuit for the event; the venue is otherwise best 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.
How do I get to Hnry Stadium?
Hnry Stadium is about 1km north of the CBD. Metlink trains run every 30 minutes from Wellington Railway Station and connect to the stadium via the Fran Wilde Walkway, and frequent Metlink buses also serve the venue. Parking details are on the stadium's getting-here page.
How many people does Hnry Stadium hold?
Around 34,500, with most of the seating undercover.