Renders of the upcoming speedway track that will debut at this year’s Adelaide 500 in November.

The 342 metre track will be built two weeks prior to the event taking place and is expected to have speedway action every night across the event. Thursday and Friday nights however will included the NAPA Sprintcar Invitational, which will see All-star drivers such as James McFadden, Lachlan McHugh and Jock Goodyer, battle it out in 950 horse power Sprintcars for a $100,000 prize.

The organisation has announced that there will be a capped attendance at 8000 spectators with plenty of viewing areas to catch all the action. Fans will be able to watch trackside viqa bleachers, standing areas as well as VIP hospitality.

“Being a part of the VAILO Adelaide 500 is huge to me, it’s one of the biggest touring car races in the world so for us to showcase what we do on a stage as big as this is going to be fantastic.”

“Ï grew up going to the Speedway in Adelaide and I am excited to come back, it’s been a long time and I know how great the fans can be.” Said McFadden

VAILO Adelaide 500 Chief Executive Rebecca Lawson showed her excitement for the Sprintcars to join the Adelaide event.

“We know that the addition of the NAPA Speedway, Sprintcars of the City, has delighted motorsport fans across the country and we are extremely proud to have the best in the industry building the track and racing.”

“It’s the first time that Sprintcars have been back in the city of Adelaide since Rowley Park and the purpose-built track has been designed to provide the best racing spectacle for our fans.”

The VAILO Adelaide 500 will take place November 14-17 and is set to be the most exciting event in the track’s 25 year history with Sprintcars, Supercross and Stadium Super Trucks set to highlight the event.