Morgan Park Raceway, Racing Circuit

Morgan Park Raceway is a motorsport complex on Old Stanthorpe Road near Warwick, in southern Queensland, Australia, owned and operated by the Warwick District Sporting Car Club. The club, formed in 1954, was granted use of land at Morgan Park in 1965, and the first event ran on a graded dirt course in March 1969. For decades the facility remained primitive, but a council-backed loan in 1997 funded the first bitumen surface, creating a 730-metre permanent circuit. Successive extensions followed, reaching 1.2 km in 1998 and 2.1 km by 2002, when the venue hosted its first Queensland Motor Racing Championships round. The most ambitious upgrade came in 2010, when the full circuit was extended to 2.967 km with a new sequence of sweeping bends and a high-speed chicane onto the main straight, used for the first time that August for a Shannons Nationals round. Across its development Morgan Park has grown into a multi-layout venue offering eleven configurations, lettered A through K. It is the home of the Queensland state car and motorcycle championships and hosts a round of the Australian Superbike Championship. The circuit is also the venue for Queensland's biggest historic motor racing festival and is known as the home track of Porsche factory driver Matt Campbell.

Operated by: Warwick District Sporting Car Club