Perenial Avalon Raceway favourite David Murcott is expected to keep local drivers on their toes in the Routleys Stampede at the place for pace on Saturday, 10 November. David stole a march on rivals in the recent CAT Rentals sprintcar Jackpot at Avalon, coming from...

Echuca’s Travis Mills lived up to the pre-race hype when he stormed to the win in last night’s opening round of the Lucas Oil Southern Speedcar Tour event held at Avalon Raceway. Part of a packed card, Mills joined Dan Dubois (Wingless Sprints), Brad McLure (Street...

Entries for this Saturday night’s meeting at Avalon Raceway continue to roll in with large numbers confirmed for the Wingless Sprints while Junior Sedans also have a solid car count. The Lucas Oil Southern Speedcar Tour is contesting their first series round while...

The Routleys Sprintcar Stampede will open the Essendon Ford $20.000 Sweepstakes at Avalon International Raceway on Saturday, 10 November, The season long battle for valuable points will deliver a new Ford Fiesta to the summer's top point man and World Series champ...

This Saturday night Speedcars take centre stage at Geelong’s Avalon Raceway when the mighty midgets contest the opening round of the Lucas Oils Southern Speedcar Tour. Echuca gun Travis Mills leads the field that includes four interstate racers intent on securing the...

Local hero and track specialist David Murcott used traffic to snooker race leader Robbie Farr and execute a stunning pass for the lead and the eventual win in the $10,000 to win Sprintcar Jackpot Invitational. Murcott’s stunning win capped an excellent night of action...

It wasn’t that long ago that reigning Avalon Raceway Sprintcar track champion and current World Series Sprintcars champ James McFadden was touted as the next big thing in Australian Sprintcar racing. The quietly spoken former Alice Springs, now Brisbane based...

As Friday night’s Camden Neon Signs Easter Sprintcar Trail quickly approaches, management at Geelong’s Avalon Raceway wishes to advise fans of some minor changes to start times. With almost 50 Sprintcars ready to compete for the $5,000 first prize plus Super Rods, Fireworks and a Demolition Derby there is plenty of family entertainment on the program.

The lights will come on for the last time this season at Geelong’s Avalon Raceway on Good Friday night when the annual Easter Sprintcar Trail rounds out another great season at the venue despite a number of unfortunate rainouts. With a world class Sprintcar field nominated the event promises to be another cracking race and with a monster fireworks show plus a Demolition Derby set to round out proceedings it’s one night not to be missed!

With just one event remaining for the current speedway season, Geelong’s Avalon Raceway is already looking forward to next season with anticipation as the qualifiers continue to grow for the annual season opening Sprintcar Jackpot Invitational. Next Friday’s Easter Sprintcar Trail round is the last chance for drivers to win a heat race or feature in an attempt to qualify directly for October’s unique $10,000 to win Sprintcar Jackpot Invitational.

Geelong’s Avalon Raceway results from last night included some excellent racing from the Speedcars and the popular V8 Super Rods.

Action returns to Geelong’s Avalon Raceway this Saturday night when the Speedcars take centre stage with the annual Beasley Memorial set to be decided. In what is the second last event of the current season, Saturday night also has Super Rods programmed hot off their state title held last weekend where local ace Geoff Leigh scored a triumphant victory. The Great Aussie Dunny Derby will cap off another entertaining event!

Following an incredibly entertaining 30 lap Sprintcar feature last night at Geelong’s Avalon Raceway both Robbie Farr and Stephen Bell couldn’t be split by the live timing as they crossed the finish line side by side. Incredibly the pair were awarded as joint winners of the Eureka Garages and Sheds backed Victorian Sprintcar Championship. As officials scrambled to check the transponder timing, the difference between the pair as they crossed the line showed a difference between the pair of 0.000, effectively a draw!

Over 40 Sprintcars are set to appear tonight at Geelong’s Avalon Raceway where the winner of the feature will walk away with $5,000 and be crowned the 2012 Victorian Sprintcar Champion. Tonight’s event also carries Essendon Ford Sprintcar track championship points and with James McFadden leading and hot off victory last night at Simpson Speedway in night 1 of the Great Southern Showdown, the 22 year old has plenty on the line tonight.

This March long weekend Geelong’s Avalon Raceway will return to action with a very special Sunday night event that will see the 44th Victorian Sprintcar Championship decided as the event also doubles as the popular Great Southern Sprintcar Showdown. Defending state champion Tim Rankin puts his title on the line as a strong 40 plus Sprintcars will do battle for the rich $5,000 first prize including World Series Sprintcars champ James McFadden along with 2012 President’s Cup winner Robbie Farr.

Burnouts for today 26th February 2012 have been cancelled due to extreme heat.

Geelong’s Avalon Raceway welcomes Super Sedans, Modified Production Sedans, Street Stocks and Junior Sedans for an action packed event this Saturday night. Also the management at the venue have announced the rescheduling of the Victorian Sprintcar Title that was washed away last weekend to Sunday night, March 11 doubling as the $5,000 to win Great Southern Showdown.

Last night’s event at Geelong’s Avalon Raceway was washed away by rain before a lap could be completed.

History will be made this Saturday night at Geelong’s Avalon Raceway when both the open and 360Ci Sprintcar titles will be decided on the one exciting night. For the first time ever the venue will complete an all Sprintcar program with a pair of titles on the line at the completion of time trials, heats races, dash events and the championship finals.

This weekend’s Victorian Sprintcar Title at Geelong’s Avalon Raceway is also the continuation of the season long Essendon Ford Sprintcar Track Championship. With the recent President’s Cup completed, 21 year old James McFadden is the current tear away leader with a whopping 150 point lead in the race for the brand new Ford Fiesta.

Victorian Speedcar champion Travis Mills delivered his career best performance last night at Geelong’s Avalon Raceway when he won the inaugural G-Town Rumble ahead of Adam Wallis and Matt Greenwood. While Mills was victorious in the Speedcar event it was Warrnambool young gun Brad Warren’s excellent drive in the Parr Motorsports Wingless Sprint Series final that captivated the audience as he went on to win ahead of Mark Laity and Chris Halesworth.

Geelong’s Avalon Raceway continues what has been a busy month this Saturday night with the spectacular Speedcars, popular Wingless Sprints and Junior Sedans set to compete. The G-Town Rumble for Speedcars will provide a rich payout for the winner and as a result has attracted a strong interstate contingent while the Parr Motorsports Wingless Sprint Series will contest it’s sixth round of the championship.

Robbie Farr was a popular winner of the 31st Essendon Ford Sprintcar President’s Cup last night at Geelong’s Avalon Raceway when he led home a determined David Murcott with US import Jason Meyers rounding out the podium. It was Farr’s second victory in the President’s Cup following his 2007 success while this victory carried a cool $10,000 winners cheque that Farr gladly accepted!

A free to enter Pit Party will be held this afternoon between 3 – 4pm at Geelong’s Avalon Raceway as the venue prepares for the 31st running of the $10,000 to win Essendon Ford President’s Cup. The Pit Party is a great way to see the Sprintcars and their drivers before engine starts later in the evening as the impressive entries continue to come in at the time of writing.

Tonight Geelong’s Avalon Raceway kick starts Classic week with the 31st running of the Essendon Ford President’s Cup with a staggering 50 Sprintcars nominated! The $10,000 to win event has attracted a large field with some of the world’s finest Sprintcars stars converging on Avalon Raceway.

Avalon Raceway also hosted the West Coast Classic for Modified Production Sedans on Saturday night with another stunning turnout from some of the finest racers in the country. History will show Trevor Mills carried enough speed to outrun Wayne Ramsdale in the 25 lap final with Mark Carlin home in third.

New South Wales driver Mark Robinson won the emotion charged Australian V8 Dirt Modified Championship at Geelong’s Avalon Raceway on Saturday night. Robinson led home three times and defending titleholder Peter Britten while Queensland veteran Ray Klarich finished third ahead of Victoria’s Steve Milthorpe.

The already impressive entry list for this Wednesday night’s $10,000 to win President’s Cup at Geelong’s Avalon Raceway continues to swell with numbers now reaching the high 40’s. The event is the 31st running of the storied President’s Cup that started way back in 1982 and it’s also the fourth round of the Essendon Ford Sprintcar Track Championship.

Tonight will see the conclusion of the 2012 Australian V8 Dirt Modified Championship at Geelong’s Avalon Raceway following last night’s heats and Sprint features were run before an appreciative crowd. Sprint feature winners included New South Wales ‘gun’ and former champion Mark Robinson while three time and defending champion Peter Britten was successful in the second Sprint feature.

Geelong’s Avalon Raceway fires into life TONIGHT for the preliminary heat races and Twin Sprint Features as part of the Australian V8 Dirt Modified Championship. The action continues Saturday night with a further two rounds of heats before the ‘big dance’ for the 2012 Australian V8 Dirt Modified Championship where a deserving winner will be crowned.