- Perth Super440 locked in for 6-8 August 2027 at Wanneroo Raceway
- Event marks its final race at MotorMall Wanneroo Raceway before planned move to Perth Park in 2028
- Events form important part of the Cook Labor Government's strategy to diversify the State's economy and support tourism and local jobs
The Perth Super440 will buckle up for one final lap at the iconic MotorMall Wanneroo Raceway in 2027, with the event confirmed for 6-8 August.
Supported by the Cook Labor Government, the three-day event is expected to attract tens of thousands of passionate spectators, delivering another high-octane showcase of racing.
The 2027 Perth Super440 will mark the end of an era, giving fans a final opportunity to experience the unique atmosphere and motorsport history of Wanneroo Raceway before the event's planned move to its future home at Perth Park from 2028.
The 2026 event drew huge crowds, with more than 40,200 people gathered to watch the action, marking the event's highest attendance in over 10 years.
In addition to the headline Supercars action, fans will enjoy a full weekend of on-track racing featuring a range of support categories, to be announced closer to the event.
Fans heading to Wanneroo can also look forward to a variety of entertainment and family-friendly activities, including paddock access, driver signing sessions, and a diverse range of food and beverage offerings.
Major events play an important role in the Cook Labor Government's strategy to diversify the economy by driving tourism, showcasing Western Australia to national and international audiences, and supporting local jobs.
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As stated by Premier and Tourism, Trade and Investment Minister Roger Cook:
"Motorsport fans should mark their calendars for 6 August 2027 and get ready for a sporting spectacle because the Perth Super440 is taking over Wanneroo Raceway for the last time and it's not an event to miss.
"After last year's epic success and mammoth attendance, we're expecting another huge year with thousands of out-of-state visitors before the event moves to its new home at Perth Park.
"Major events like this are an important part of my government's economic diversification strategy as they provide a major boost to the tourism sector, create vibrancy, and support local jobs and businesses."
As stated by the Sport and Recreation Minister Rita Saffioti:
"The Perth Super440 is a highlight of WA's events calendar, and next year will be a special opportunity as fans farewell Supercars racing at Wanneroo.
"With a full weekend of racing and entertainment, there's plenty for dedicated motorsport fans and families to enjoy, and every reason for interstate visitors to make the trip to Perth.
"The incredible turnout this year shows the demand for world-class motorsport in WA, and we're excited to welcome Supercars to Perth Park in 2028."
