Morgan Park Raceway is a motorsports complex located at Old Stanthorpe Road near Warwick, in Queensland, Australia and is operated by the Warwick District Sporting Car Club Inc. The venue features a race circuit with five different layouts.

Morgan Park Raceway

Location	Warwick, Queensland
Time zone	UTC+10:00 (UTC+11:00 DST)
Coordinates	28°15′44″S 152°2′1″E
Owner	Warwick District Sporting Car Club
Operator	Warwick District Sporting Car Club
Opened	1969
Major events	Australian Drivers' Championship Australian Sports Sedan Series Australian Superkart Championship Queensland Motor Racing Championships
Circuit A
Length	0.730 km (0.453 miles)
Circuit B
Length	1.200 km (0.754 miles)
Circuit C
Length	1.000 km (0.621 miles)
Circuit D
Length	1.500 km (0.932 miles)
Circuit E
Length	2.100 km (1.304 miles)
Turns	12
Race lap record	0:55.569[1] (Dean Tighe, Dallara-Judd, 2020, Qld Super Sprint State Championships)
Circuit K
Length	2.967 km (1.843 miles)
Turns	12
Race lap record	1:07.600[2] (Dean Tighe, Dallara-Judd, 2020, Qld Interclub Challenge)

The initial 730-metre race circuit was constructed in 1968 and the first race meeting was staged in March of the following year.[3] The circuit was bitumen sealed in 1997 and an extension to 1.2 kilometres (0.75 mi) was subsequently undertaken.[3] A further extension to 2.1 kilometres (1.3 mi) was completed in 2002 and the venue hosted its first Queensland Motor Racing Championships round the same year.[3] In 2007 it hosted its first national championship races, the Formula Vee Nationals and the Australian Improved Production Nationals.[3]

The new 3.0-kilometre (1.9 mi) layout was first used on the weekend of 14/15 August 2010 for a round of the Shannons Nationals Motor Racing Championships. This meeting featured a round of Australia's oldest motor racing championship, the Australian Drivers' Championship, which was visiting Morgan Park for the first time.

The raceway features sprint events, WDSCC Southern Downs Challenge and Queensland Super Sprint Championships, as well as being the home of the Queensland state championships for motor racing The circuit is also home to Queensland's biggest historic motor racing festival held in July or August, hosted by the Historic Racing Car Club of Queensland. The raceway is also an event round for the Australian Superbike Championship as well as club level racing for both cars and motorcycles. It is also widely known as the home track of Porsche Factory Driver Matt Campbell.

Available circuits

• 
  "Circuit E" which is the former full circuit. The circuit has since been extended to Circuit K.[4]
• 
  "Circuit B"[4]
• 
  "Circuit D"[4]

Not shown:

• "Circuit A"[4]
• "Circuit C"[4]

Existing circuits have only temporary names with permanent names chosen by fans.[4]

Lap Records

As of 12 June 2021.

Unless otherwise stated, all records shown are for Circuit K.[5]

Class	Driver	Vehicle	Time	Date
Outright	Dean Tighe	Dallara F395 Judd	1:07.600	18 July 2020
Racing Cars
Formula Libre	Dean Tighe	Dallara F395 Judd	1:07.600	18 July 2020
Formula Three	Calan Williams	Dallara F311 Mercedes-Benz	1:07.948	20 May 2017
Superkarts	Warren McIlveen	Stockman MR2 Honda	1:13.273	14 August 2010
Formula Ford	Valentino Astuti	Mygale SJ15 Ford	1:17.627	28 August 2022
Formula Ford - Kent	Hayden Cooper	Van Diemen RF02K Ford	1:20.678	15 May 2011
Formula Vee	Gerrit Van de Pol	Sabre Volkswagen	1:28.576	6 June 2021
Sports Cars
Supersports/Sports Racer	David Barram	Chiron LMP3-05 Honda	1:12.628	2 September 2017
Production Sports	Hayden Cooper	Mosler MT900 GT3	1:14.105	2 September 2017
Radical Australia Cup	Peter Opie	Radical SR3 RS	1:14.528	13 August 2011
Porsche GT3 Cup	Matt Kingsley	Porsche 996 GT3 Cup	1:17.623	15 August 2010
Aussie Racing Cars	Jack Perkins	Aurion-Yamaha	1:25.497	6 November 2010
Touring Cars
Sports Sedan	Tony Ricciardello	Alfa Romeo GTV-Chevrolet	1:12.612	14 August 2011
Improved Production	Zak Hudson	Mazda RX7	1:20.096	29 August 2021
Group 3E	Dalton Ellery	BMW M3 F80 Competition	1:20.116	28 August 2021
Trans Am Australia	Michael Kulig	Chevrolet Monte Carlo	1:21.022	3 September 2016
Saloon Cars	John Carter	Ford Falcon (AU)	1:27.099	9 September 2018
Series X3	Luke Pink	Hyundai Excel X3	1:32.728	29 August 2021
HQ Holden	Brandon Madden	HQ Holden	1:36.009	28 September 2019
Holden Gemini Series	Michael Dawes	Holden Gemini	1:36.383	15 April 2018
Historic Touring Cars
Group A	Tony Alford	Nissan Skyline GT-R R32	1:22.175	30 April 2016
Group N	Grant Wilson	Chevrolet Camaro	1:25.619	21 November 2020

References

External links

• Official site
• Morgan Park action will be filmed for TV^{[permanent dead link]}
• Google Map
• Morgan Park Raceway - Current Lap Record