SYDNEY SUPERCARS TICKETS ON SALE
By Timothy Neal
Date posted: 12 October 2021
Tickets have gone on sale for all four Sydney Supercars Championship events and fans will have the freedom to wander the venue after being confined to the grandstand last year.
Fans in attendance will have the option of moving around the track and selecting a vantage point of their choosing.
Fans who want the comfort of a grandstand seat have the option of purchasing Unreserved Grandstand tickets.
When the Supercars season returned after a COVID hiatus in 2020 at Sydney Motorsport Park (SMP), no spectators were allowed through the gates.
In the following event, fans that entered SMP had access to the pit straight grandstand overlooking the main straight and pit lane, the pit straight stadium limited to only 25 percent capacity.
The 2021 Supercars season is set to resume under lights from October 29-31 with the Bunnings Trade Sydney SuperNight at Sydney Motorsport Park.
Three consecutive events will follow at SMP in November, before teams head to Mount Panorama for the season finale Bathurst 1000.
In a historic first for the second Sydney SuperNight, the Eastern Creek venue will hold dual night races in the same event between November 6-7.
The third event, titled the Sydney SuperSprint, will take place from November 13-14 and include daytime racing.
Designated a family-friendly event, the Sydney SuperSprint will include a variety of off-track entertainment.
Rounding out the Sydney Cup schedule is the Beaurepaires Sydney SuperNight, employing the dual 250km race format across November 19-21, the first of which will be held under lights.
Several categories will support Supercars across the four rounds including the Super2 Series and Super3 Series, the V8 SuperUtes, Toyota Gazoo Racing Australia 86 Series, NSW Sports Sedans, NSW Formula Ford and NSW Production Touring Cars.
All events will be broadcast live on Foxtel and will be streamed on Kayo, while the Seven Network will provide a combination of free-to-air coverage and highlights across the four events.
For more of the latest Supercars news pick up the current issue of Auto Action. Also make sure you follow us on social media Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or our weekly email newsletter for all the latest updates between issues.
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