The 2026 Shannons SpeedSeries heads north with anticipation building as Queensland Raceway prepares to host the next chapter of Australia’s premier GT and national motorsport categories.

Following an entertaining opening phase of the season, teams and drivers arrive ready to continue building momentum in championship battles that are already beginning to take shape. Known for its fast layout and close racing, Queensland Raceway presents a new challenge that is expected to reward consistency, tyre management and bold racecraft.

Leading the weekend schedule is GT World Challenge Australia powered by AWS, where established names and emerging contenders will once again battle for outright honours. With the championship becoming increasingly competitive, every session will carry importance as drivers look to maximise points and gain an advantage heading deeper into the season.

Monochrome GT4 Australia returns with another packed field and growing excitement around one of Australian motorsport’s fastest-rising categories. The close nature of GT4 competition means small margins often decide race outcomes, making qualifying and strategy critical across the weekend.

Porsche Michelin Sprint Challenge Australia enters Queensland with plenty of attention surrounding its developing title fight. Drivers continue to demonstrate impressive pace and race management as the category delivers opportunities for the next generation of sports car talent.

Motorcraft Mustang Cup Australia also joins the program, bringing its trademark close-quarter competition and aggressive racing style. The one-make format continues to produce entertaining contests and unpredictable results, creating another category for fans to follow throughout the event.

Ferrari Challenge Trofeo Pirelli Australasia adds to the spectacle with a field of iconic machinery set to take on the circuit. Combining speed, precision and visual appeal, the category remains a standout feature of the SpeedSeries weekend experience.

Beyond the racing, Queensland Raceway will again provide fans with paddock access, opportunities to see teams up close and a festival-style atmosphere that has become a hallmark of the SpeedSeries calendar.

With valuable championship points available and momentum becoming increasingly important, Queensland promises to be another significant stop in the 2026 season.

If the opening rounds are any indication, the Shannons SpeedSeries is set to continue delivering competitive racing and unforgettable moments as the championship battle intensifies.

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