One Raceway (formerly Wakefield Park), Racing Circuit

One Raceway, formerly Wakefield Park Raceway, is a 2.350 km circuit located on Braidwood Road around 10 km south of Goulburn in New South Wales, Australia. It was the brainchild of veteran racer Paul Samuels and business partner John Carter, who foresaw a gap in the market for a club-focused circuit as Sydney's Amaroo and Oran Park venues faced closure. Construction began in October 1993 and the track opened on 8 May 1994, named in honour of Charles Wakefield, founder of Castrol, which provided early sponsorship. Designed primarily for amateurs and historics, the circuit nonetheless drew national-level racing, including the Fujitsu V8 Supercar Series from 2001 to 2008 after a re-profiling improved the flow of its tricky 'fish hook' complex. The Benalla Auto Club, owners of Winton, bought the track in 2007 and resurfaced it. A protracted legal battle over noise led a NSW court to cap operations at 30 days a year, forcing the circuit to close in August 2022 amid a record-breaking public petition to save it. Steve Shelley, owner of the nearby Pheasant Wood Circuit, purchased the site in 2023, and after renovation it reopened in May 2024 as One Raceway with a reconfigured 2.350 km layout and a reversible Shelley loop. The venue continues to host the Australian Drivers' Championship, Australian Formula Ford and club-level racing, along with driver training and Speed off the Streets events.

Operated by: Steve Shelley (Pheasant Wood Circuit owner)