Car enthusiasts in Australia are in for an exciting weekend with a range of family-friendly car events happening across the country. From high-octane race car action to laid-back car shows, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
In Melbourne, car aficionados can attend Compello Versus, touted as ‘Australia’s biggest car expo’, at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. This event features a showdown between JDM & Euro cars and Holden & Ford models, showcasing over 300 display cars. Attendees can also meet Australian automotive personalities like Troy Candy and Dan Rue, with special attractions for kids and the chance to meet Lightning McQueen.
For those preferring to stay in, the Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix and the ITM Taupu Super400 in New Zealand offer thrilling motorsport action that can be enjoyed from the comfort of home via Fox Sports and Kayo. Fans can catch Brodie Kostecki’s comeback at the Supercars event.
Sydney Motorsport Park hosts the Hi-Tec Oils Super Series Round 1, providing live motorsport entertainment with a variety of races from drift cars to muscle cars. The event promises an adrenaline-filled experience, including night races under the lights.
On the Gold Coast, car enthusiasts can head to Down Shift’s Night Shift event at Carrara Markets, featuring a mix of DJ music, food, drinks, and a display of diverse car models. This relaxed gathering welcomes all car enthusiasts to mingle and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.
In North Sydney, Machines and Macchiatos offers a more laid-back setting for car enthusiasts to enjoy a leisurely Sunday morning coffee run. Hosted at the Northern Beaches Christian School, the event combines barista-made coffee, delicious food, and a display of impressive cars. Attendees can participate in raffles with proceeds supporting the Cure Brain Cancer Foundation and Bear Cottage charities.
These family-friendly car events cater to a wide range of automotive interests, providing opportunities for enthusiasts to engage with like-minded individuals and enjoy a weekend filled with car-related activities across Australia.
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