Adelaide Circuit Redevelopment Project
Adelaide Circuit Redevelopment Project
We are delivering the Adelaide Circuit Redevelopment Project. It will be home to the MotoGP Grand Prix of Australia and bp Adelaide Grand Final from November 2027 and a stage of the Tour Down Under from 2028.
The proposed $96 million redeveloped circuit will host the world’s first MotoGP™ Grand Prix event on a city street circuit and the bp Adelaide Grand Final Supercars event from November 2027. It will also host the return of the Tour Down Under from 2028.
Using elements of the historic Adelaide Grand Prix circuit, the project has focused on:
- delivering a world-class racing circuit
- minimise significant tree loss
- creating more opportunities for people to be active, connect and enjoy the Adelaide Park Lands.
The Adelaide Circuit Redevelopment Project will also deliver significant enhancements to other key arts and community events in the Adelaide Park Lands, including new service infrastructure to support Adelaide Fringe venues at Gluttony and the Garden of Unearthly Delights.
In addition, the South Australian Government has worked collaboratively with the Conservation Council of SA on a package of Adelaide Park Lands greening, rewilding and revitalisation projects to restore habitat and strengthen biodiversity.
Construction of the circuit is planned to start in December 2026.
We are seeking your feedback on the proposed circuit design, community space enhancements, and proposed tree and vegetation planting focus areas within the Adelaide Park Lands.
View the proposed design and share your feedback by 11:59 pm, Sunday 20 September 2026.
First look
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Background
In February 2026, the South Australian Government announced that the MotoGP Grand Prix of Australia will relocate from Victoria to a purpose-built street circuit in Adelaide in 2027.
The South Australian Motor Sport Board (SAMSB) is designing the redeveloped circuit and managing the motorsport events. The Department for Infrastructure and Transport is responsible for delivery of the circuit and associated infrastructure upgrades on behalf of SAMSB.
Motorsport events
Visit the SAMSB website for more information about the motorsport events.