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Porsche Michelin Sprint Challenge 2026 — Sydney Motorsport Park

One-make Porsche racing hits Sydney Motorsport Park on 18–20 September 2026 — the Porsche Michelin Sprint Challenge joins the Shannons SpeedSeries at Eastern Creek.

By John Maya · Last updated 26 August 2026

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Sydney Motorsport Park, Brabham Drive, Eastern Creek NSW, Sydney Motorsport Park, Eastern Creek NSW

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Australia's one-make Porsche racing returns to Sydney Motorsport Park from Friday 18 – Sunday 20 September 2026, when the Porsche Michelin Sprint Challenge joins the Shannons SpeedSeries at Eastern Creek.

Porsche racing, up close

The Michelin Sprint Challenge is one of two national one-make Porsche championships run by Porsche Motorsport Australia in 2026, alongside the Carrera Cup. The series balances rounds across Shannons SpeedSeries and Repco Supercars events, and the Sydney meeting is its fifth stop of the season — after Phillip Island, Shell V-Power Motorsport Park (The Bend), Queensland Raceway and the NTI Townsville 500 street circuit.

For spectators it's the most accessible way to see current-specification Porsche race cars flat out without buying a Supercars ticket, with a full support program around them on the SpeedSeries bill.

Event details

  • Dates: Friday 18 – Sunday 20 September 2026
  • Location: Sydney Motorsport Park, Eastern Creek, Sydney NSW
  • Type: One-make Porsche racing — Porsche Michelin Sprint Challenge, Shannons SpeedSeries round

Session times and tickets are set by the promoter and Porsche Motorsport Australia — check the official calendar announcement and Carrera Cup Australia before travelling.

Sources: Porsche Newsroom — 2026 Porsche Motorsport Australia calendars confirmed, Carrera Cup Australia

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Last updated 26 August 2026.

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