Adelaide MotoGP circuit layout unveiled as €60 million project takes shape
South Australia Premier Peter Malinauskas on Sunday unveiled a simulation of the new Adelaide street circuit, which will host the Australian MotoGP Grand Prix from next year. The project, which is expected to be completed around November 2027, when the race is scheduled to take place, represents an investment of close to €60 million (A$96 million), Malinauskas revealed. The circuit will be ...…
South Australia Premier Peter Malinauskas has unveiled a simulation of the new Adelaide street circuit, set to host the Australian MotoGP Grand Prix from 2027. This €60 million (A$96m) project represents a significant investment in the city's motorsport scene. The circuit will span 4.13 kilometers and include 15 corners, incorporating elements from the former site of the Australian F1 Grand Prix track.
Despite the extensive construction, 95% of the current trees in the circuit precinct will remain untouched, with 3,770 new trees to be planted to compensate for the 42 significant trees removed. Malinauskas pledged to plant a tree for every one removed, addressing environmental concerns raised by activists.
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