FIGHT NIGHT Saturday night Speedway returns to Western Sydney with a MASSIVE show on 7 November 2026! Introducing FIGHT NIGHT! The Sprintcar Super Series returns for another epic round of racing and will be joined by four more massive divisions for a huge night on the dirt! The NSW Lightning Sprints will hit the track for the first time this season, while the Late Models return for Round 2 of their championship. There’s even more on the line, with the NSW GP MIDGET TITLE bringing some extra stakes to Fight Night as drivers battle it out for NSW honours! Add the Benders into the mix and we’ve got one HUGE night of Speedway action! DIVISIONS: Sprintcar Super Series NSW Lightning Sprints Late Models – Round 2 Benders NSW GP Midgets - Title ROCK CLIMBING WALL We’re adding even more for the kids (and big kids) at Fight Night, with a rock-climbing wall located near the Kids Play Park! Get the family together and enjoy a full Saturday night at the Speedway. Event Details: Date: Saturday, 7 November 2026 Venue: Western Sydney Speedway Schedule: Pit Gate Opens: 11AM Spectator Gate opens: 1PM Racing Starts: 5PM Adult (17+): $40 Youth (aged 13-16): $30 Aged Pensioner: $25 Children under 12: FREE (Spectator area only) Highline Lounge (18+): $90 Family PASS: $140 (includes: 2x Adult (17+) and 3x Youth (aged 13-16) passes) Fans are encouraged to secure tickets in advance via the event page on the Western Sydney Speedway Website.

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Sydney International Speedway, located in the heart of the Eastern Creek motorsport precinct, stands as the premier destination for dirt track racing in New South Wales. This state-of-the-art facility was built to continue the rich legacy of the former Parramatta City Raceway, offering a world-class venue for high-octane clay track competition. The track features a high-banked oval designed to accommodate the extreme speeds of Sprintcars, Speedcars, and Late Models, making it a critical stop for national championships and international touring series.\n\nThe atmosphere at the venue is nothing short of electric, with the floodlit arena providing a dramatic backdrop for wheel-to-wheel action. Fans can expect a sensory overload of roaring V8 engines and the distinct scent of methanol as drivers battle for the lead on the expertly prepared clay surface. Beyond the elite racing, the venue is known for its family-friendly environment and modern spectator amenities, ensuring that it remains a focal point for the Sydney motorsport community for generations to come.

The venue is situated within the Western Sydney Parklands at Eastern Creek. It is most easily accessed by car via the M4 Western Motorway or the M7 Westlink. From the M4, take the Reservoir Road exit and follow the signs toward the Sydney Motorsport Park area, turning onto Ferrers Road. Ample on-site parking is provided for spectators, with designated areas for both general admission and VIP guests. Given its location in a busy motorsport hub, it is advisable to allow extra travel time during major event weekends. Public transport is limited in the immediate vicinity, so ride-sharing or private transport is the preferred method for most visitors.