Darlington - Mid-Western Speedway

Mid-Western Speedway is a grassroots dirt speedway at Darlington, operated by the Mortlake Car Club.

Established in 1968, the speedway has a tight and fast 310 metre clay/dirt track which provides close racing and good spectator action.

A wide variety of racing classes compete at the venue. Depending on the meeting these can include Formula 500s, Wingless Sprints, Street Stocks, Super Rods, Sports Sedans, Lightning Sprints, Standard Saloons, Production Sedans, GP Midgets, Compact Speedcars and Modified Productions.

The venue also has a purpose-built 110 metre Junior Quarter Midget and kart track on the infield, providing opportunities for younger competitors.

Major events held at Mid-Western Speedway include the Hanno Memorial, Golden Helmet and Col Grist Memorial. The speedway also hosts Victorian championship events and rounds of various racing series.

Race meetings provide an entertaining family outing with numerous classes often competing on the same program.

Facilities include:

Spectator viewing areas
Car parking
Canteen
Public toilets
Pit area
310 metre clay/dirt speedway track
110 metre Junior Quarter Midget and kart track

Opening Hours:

The speedway is open to spectators for scheduled race meetings. See the Mid-Western Speedway events page for the current racing calendar.

Cost:

Admission prices vary between race meetings. See the Mid-Western Speedway Facebook page for current event and admission information.