Race to the sky was last held in 2007 and in 2015 it's being bought back to life by the team from Highlands Motorsport Park!
The Repco Race to the Sky is now the longest gravel hill climb in the world, following the sealing of the Pikes Peak hill climb route. Competitors navigate the Cardrona Valley course that's 14.5km in length, includes 135 corners and climbs from 450 to 1500 metres above sea level. There is no doubt the return of the Race to the Sky, backed by Repco and presented by Highlands, will be a legendary weekend of motorsport action.
Spectators can enjoy the festival atmosphere in 'The Paddock' with food and market stalls, and entertainers and activities for the kids - as with every Highland's event, there will be plenty to keep the whole family entertained.
Race to the sky was last held in 2007 and in 2015 it's being bought back to life by the team from Highlands Motorsport Park!
The Repco Race to the Sky is now the longest gravel hill climb in the world, following the sealing of the Pikes Peak hill climb route. Competitors navigate the Cardrona Valley course that's 14.5km in length, includes 135 corners and climbs from 450 to 1500 metres above sea level. There is no doubt the return of the Race to the Sky, backed by Repco and presented by Highlands, will be a legendary weekend of motorsport action.
Spectators can enjoy the festival atmosphere in 'The Paddock' with food and market stalls, and entertainers and activities for the kids - as with every Highland's event, there will be plenty to keep the whole family entertained.
Mountain Scene and Highlands are giving away two double weekend passes value $160 each.
General Admission ticket pricing
Adult (16 and over): $50
Two Day: $80
Children: Under 16 FREE accompanied by an adult
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