Thoroughbred Park, Racecourse Road, Canberra
Saturday 31st January - 2pm till 8:30pm
Sunday 1st February - 9am till 4pm
To enter your car you need to complete an application HERE
Unfortunately, we are looking for unique cars to be on display. Your vehicle doesn’t meet this requirement. We do hope to see you there as a spectator to enjoy the rare and exotic vehicles on display.
To be a Circuit entrant you need to complete an application selecting the circuit entrant ticket. The exhibition circuit offers circuit entrants the opportunity to drive and showcase their vehicle during the event.
No, entries are only available online before the event. Entries are likely to sell out prior to the event.
There are many different ticket offerings for the event, including access to the Motorsport lounge marquees with food and non-alcoholic beverages. Click here to view options
You can purchase tickets online or at the gate.
Our program is continually updated, check it out here
General public parking will be located adjacent to the event for a $10 donation. You can also take the light rail to the Flemington Road stop which is included as part of your ticket.
To register your club each owner needs to complete an application and nominate your club HERE
Children 10 and under are free, however ages 11 to 17 need a child ticket.
2 Adults and 2 children.
Track infield access is available to all ticket holders.
Head to the official Festival of Speed Canberra merchandise tent.
Register for a be a sponsor or exhibitor HERE
Complete an application for media HERE
Official event media have track access, general media have access throughout the venue.
Register to volunteer at the event HERE
Official event accommodation partners will be available soon.
The Festival partners with Hands Across Canberra, engages local car clubs and performers, and provides volunteer opportunities, ensuring community groups benefit directly and the event fosters inclusivity, pride, and shared value across the ACT.
Through worm farming that diverts organic waste along with solar power generation at Thoroughbred Park, the Festival reduces landfill, lowers emissions, and demonstrates innovative circular economy practices that support ACT Government sustainability goals.
CFoS has improved accessibility with pedestrian overpasses, upgraded pathways, mobility-friendly facilities, and inclusive customer service training, ensuring safe, easy movement and a welcoming experience for all visitors.
The Festival engages more than 50 local vendors and service providers, delivering investment and event expenditure into Canberra’s economy. By prioritising local procurement, hospitality, and partnerships, CFoS ensures tourism dollars stay in the ACT and strengthen community resilience.