Wellington Family Speedway

Speedway oval, Te Mārua, Upper Hutt, Wellington region

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Before you go

Getting there
Directions & Parking
Gates open 5pm for a 6pm start on most normal race nights. Free parking on standard nights (small charge at larger events). Live commentary on FM 88.1 at the track.
What to bring
Gate Entry & Tips
Adult $20-$35 (16+), Kids $10 (under 10 free), Family Pass $50-$80 (2 adults + 4 kids). Prices vary by event — confirm at wellingtonspeedway.co.nz
Staying nearby
Camping & Accommodation
Not specified by the venue — check directly with Wellington Family Speedway
For racers
Facilities & Pit Access
Open pits (children welcome with an adult), food vendors on site, designated smoking/vaping area against the outer fence, FM radio commentary (88.1 FM), free standard-night parking

Location & Contact

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

Address
SH2, Te Mārua, Upper Hutt 5018
Owner / Operator
Wellington Family Speedway (club-run, volunteer committee); over 50 years of grassroots motorsport
Contact
info@wellingtonspeedway.co.nz
Website
https://www.wellingtonspeedway.co.nz

Frequently Asked Questions

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How much does it cost to watch at Wellington Family Speedway?
Adult tickets run $20-$35 (16+), kids are $10 (under 10 free), and a family pass (2 adults + 4 kids) is $50-$80. Prices vary by event — check the event listing on wellingtonspeedway.co.nz.
What time do gates open at Wellington Family Speedway?
Gates open to the public at 5pm on most normal race nights for a 6pm start; check the calendar page for any schedule changes.
Can I bring my own food to Wellington Family Speedway?
Yes — you're welcome to bring your own food and drink (no glass, no alcohol). Food vendors are also on site.
Can I visit the pits at Wellington Family Speedway?
Yes — the track has open pits where children (accompanied by an adult) can look at the cars and meet drivers, though care is needed as race cars are moving about.