Darwin triple crown : 18-20 June 2021

ROAR ENERGY

Hidden Valley Raceway came alive from 14 - 16 June 2024, with heart-pounding motorsport action from the Supercars, Porsche Carrera Cup, Touring Car Masters, V8 SuperUtes, Nitro Up North Drag Racing and more. Stay tuned for details on the 2025 date and program. 

 

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Lap up world-class motorsport action in the Top End

How good was the 2024 betr Darwin Triple Crown? Featuring an Australian first Track to Town, and all the roar energy of the Supercars, Porsche Carrara Cup, Touring Car Masters, Combined Sedans and Nitro Up North, the Top End turned on the magic for drivers and fans alike. See you all next year! 

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More than just racing

There’s something for the whole family at the betr Darwin Triple Crown with a host of entertainment, delicious food choices, motorsports and plenty of off-track entertainment. 

Paired with the Territory’s incredible weather and tourism experiences, the betr Darwin Triple Crown is a must-do on the Top End’s events calendar and kids 13 and under are free when accompanying a paying adult. 

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Official Indigenous Round of the Supercars Championship

The betr Darwin Triple Crown is the official Indigenous Round of the Supercars Championship.

The Darwin Triple Crown creates opportunities for Indigenous Australians while showcasing Indigenous culture and celebrating Larrakia country. 

 

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Home of the Triple Crown

The Darwin round of the Supercars Championship is unique for more than its iconic location - it is also home of the elusive Darwin Triple Crown.

As far as Supercars honours come, the Darwin Triple Crown has proven one of the most elusive.

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betr Darwin Triple Crown Supercars respectfully acknowledges the past, present and emerging Traditional Owners of the beautiful land on which we live, work and gather. We respect the cultural practices and traditions of our hosts, recognise the importance of sustainably caring for our country, and commit to being respectful visitors to traditional lands.