Perth is hosting a major motorsport event this weekend as the Repco Supercars Championship arrives at Wanneroo Raceway for the Bosch Perth Super 440.

The event has attracted racing fans from across Western Australia, with drivers competing in a full weekend of practice sessions, qualifying and championship races. The Perth round is an important part of the 2026 Supercars season as teams compete for valuable championship points.

Wanneroo Raceway, located north of Perth, has a long history of hosting major motorsport competitions and remains one of Western Australia’s most recognised racing venues. The return of Supercars provides an opportunity for local fans to experience national-level racing close to home.

Organisers expect the event to bring significant visitor activity to the area, supporting local businesses, hospitality venues and tourism operators. Motorsport events often provide economic benefits by attracting visitors who spend money on accommodation, food and entertainment.

The Perth Super 440 also highlights Western Australia’s growing role in national sporting events. Major competitions help showcase local facilities and encourage more visitors to explore Perth and surrounding areas.

Fans attending the event can expect a weekend filled with racing entertainment, team activities and displays connected with Australia’s motorsport industry. The event continues the tradition of bringing elite racing competitions to Western Australian audiences.

Perth remains one of Australia’s major sporting and cultural centres, hosting events across motorsport, football, cricket, music and community festivals throughout the year.

The Supercars weekend adds another major event to Perth’s 2026 calendar and provides a boost for the local sporting community.