Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit is an iconic track that has become a true test for racers. Located on picturesque Phillip Island in Victoria, Australia, it is famous for its fast corners, challenging gradients and windy conditions that can change the course of a race in an instant.
This 4.4km course is known for its flowing but demanding configuration. The main feature of Phillip Island is the combination of high-speed corners and long straights, where the balance between high speed and stability at the entrance to the turns is crucial. Especially tricky is the famous left turn “Lukey Heights”, located on the rise, followed immediately by a sharp descent, requiring perfect control over the machine.
Racers appreciate Phillip Island for its continuous rhythm: there is no room for respite. A mistake in one corner can cost precious time on the whole lap. This makes the track an ideal place to demonstrate the pilots’ skill, precision and ability to adapt to difficult conditions.
The weather on the island is another factor that makes racing here a real challenge. The ocean breeze changes the grip on the asphalt, and sudden rains force teams to instantly adjust their strategy.
Phillip Island hosts MotoGP, Superbike and various national series. Every race here is a spectacular event, filled with a fight to the limit. For riders, this track is not just another round on the calendar, but a real challenge that tests their speed, reaction and endurance.