Welcome to the Mountain Dew Ice International Speedway Latrobe

Here you will find information about the season calendar, the venue, media information and how to contact us.

We have also included driving directions and itinerary ideas sections for our interstate competitors and spectators.

Latrobe Speedway

The Latrobe Speedway was founded over 40 years ago and has operated on a continuous basis since then. It has undergone several major face lifts including being a paved raceway to its current surface type of clay. It is currently operated by a board of eight directors, some of whom were founding Board members.

Latrobe Speedway has staged Australian Titles for most speedway divisions and is responsible for establishing Australia's richest super sedan event the Apple Isle Grand Prix which now has blue ribbon status.

The Track at Latrobe Speedway

The track is 440 meters (0.27 miles) long at the pole line and has a clay surface which is extremely friendly to race tyres. The track is D shaped with minor banking in each of the turns. It has a concrete safety fence as well as a state of the art safety catchment fence.

The crowd capacity of the Latrobe Speedway venue is over 10,000.

Next Event at Latrobe Speedway

15th of March 2008 - Mainesafe Classic for Super Sedans and the GW Harvesting Tasmanian Sprintcar Title
Gates open at 3pm. Racing on the inside track commences at 4.45pm and on the outside track at 6pm.

There will be at least 20 sprintcar entries and Jamie Veal from Victoria is confirmed.

Other division's racing are the popular street stocks and the formula 500's.

Who will be the top gun? Who will be Tasmania's number one sprintcar driver.