That will be followed by another big event which will feature the International Lamborghini Super Trofeo Series plus Radicals and Formula Open, amongst others.

Prior to the those weekends the facility held the fourth outing for the South Australian Motor Racing Championships. Besides the second round of the Toyota GAZOO Scholar Series, it featured many local categories.

Max Geoghegan recorded back-to-back overall wins in the 86s. Tony Moloney was unbeaten in HQ Holdens while Jayden Jamieson (Holden Commodore VY) was the best of the Saloon Cars, ahead of Kane Baxter-Smith (Ford Falcon AU).

In SA Tin Tops, Keith Diano won two races to top the weekend points while fellow Porsche GT3 Antoni Ormsby was second with one win, and Mark Pearce (Lamborghini Super Trofeo) also had a race victory.

Giuseppe Imbrogno (Spectrum) clean swept the Formula Vee/Ford races as did Adam Poole (Holden Monaro) in Improved Production, and Jack Boyd (Euro GT) in Aussie Race Cars SA.

There were several Porsche Cup Supersprints where Keith Wong (Ferrari 488 Challenge), Graham Davidson (Ariel Atom) and Stuart Elshaw (Porsche Boxster) were the quickest in the three respective groups.

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