- 2026 Bosch Power Tools Perth Super 440 kicks off weekend of motorsport racing at MotorMall Wanneroo Raceway
- Annual event expected to bring thousands of visitors to WA, injecting millions of dollars into the local economy
- Super 440 part of WA’s blockbuster four week Winter of Unmissable Sport
- Events form important part of Cook Labor Government’s strategy to diversify the State’s economy and support tourism and local jobs
The 2026 Bosch Power Tools Perth Super 440 has roared into MotorMall Wanneroo Raceway, with thousands of fans expected to attend this weekend.
Starting today until Sunday, the three-day event is one of the most highly anticipated rounds of the Repco Supercars Championship, with tens of thousands of fans expected to flock to Wanneroo Raceway.
Supported by the Cook Labor Government, the return of the Perth Super 440 follows last year’s milestone result, when the 2025 event attracted more than 34,000 spectators – the biggest Perth crowd in eight years.
Similar crowds are expected for this year’s high-octane Super 440 format, featuring two 120kilometre sprint races on Saturday and a 200kilometre endurance-style refuelling race on Sunday.
In addition to the headline Supercars action, fans will enjoy a full weekend of on-track racing featuring the Dunlop Super2 Series, Tyrepower V8 SuperUte Series, Trans Am Cup Series, and Radical Cup Australia, showcasing emerging talent alongside some of Australia’s most exciting racing categories.
Fans heading to Wanneroo will enjoy entertainment and family activities, including paddock access, driver signings, food trucks, and interactive displays demonstrating how Perth Park will be used for an annual Supercars event in the future.
With strong ticket sales to local and visiting Supercars fans, this weekend’s event is expected to deliver another boost to WA’s visitor economy, supporting local businesses, tourism operators, and jobs across the region.
The Perth Super 440 is a key part of the Cook Labor Government’s economic diversification strategy by growing calendar of national and international sporting events and reinforcing the State’s reputation as the fastest growing events destination in the South East Asia region.
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As stated by Tourism Minister Reece Whitby:
“Start your engines motorsport fans, as you’re in for a massive weekend as the Perth Super 440 returns to Wanneroo. This annual event continues to be a major drawcard for visitors, giving people a compelling reason to book a trip to WA.
“Last year’s Perth Super 440 delivered the biggest crowd in nearly a decade, showing the growing appetite in WA for racing sports, and we’re expecting another strong turnout as fans enjoy three days of high-speed racing and entertainment.
“Events like this are an important part of the Cook Labor Government’s strategy to grow tourism, support local jobs, and diversify Western Australia’s economy.”
As stated by Sport and Recreation Minister Rita Saffioti:
“The Perth Super 440 at Wanneroo Raceway is massive event for Western Australia’s motorsport community, and I am sure fans will turn out in force again this year.
“We know West Aussies love their motorsport and events like this are about bringing the people together and showcasing the spirit that underpins the sport across the State.
“There will also be an opportunity for fans to learn more about the motorsport circuit taking shape at Perth Park ready to host Supercars in 2028.
“This project will elevate the Burswood Peninsula into a world-class sports and entertainment precinct, which will be anchored by an iconic annual motorsport event.”
