Queensland Raceway has added another exciting chapter to its growing motorsport calendar, with the introduction of QPG Racing Asphalt Warfare, a new burnout competition aimed at bringing together some of Queensland’s toughest cars and passionate burnout enthusiasts.
The inaugural event, held last Friday, November 6, marked another step in the venue’s push to expand its range of motorsport entertainment, giving competitors and spectators another reason to head to the popular Willowbank circuit.
With the unmistakable sound of engines on the limiter, clouds of tyre smoke and plenty of horsepower, Asphalt Warfare has all the ingredients to become a popular addition to the Queensland burnout scene.
Backed by QPG Racing, the new event has been designed to cater for everyone from newcomers looking to have some fun through to experienced competitors ready to push their machinery to the limit.
Burnouts have long been a crowd favourite at Queensland Raceway, particularly during major events such as Powercruise.
But the introduction of a dedicated QPG Racing competition gives the sport another opportunity to establish its own identity at the venue.
With Queensland Raceway continuing to develop under Tony Quinn’s ownership, events such as Asphalt Warfare are part of a broader motorsport offering that now stretches well beyond traditional circuit racing.
From drifting and roll racing to no-prep drag racing and major automotive festivals, the venue is increasingly becoming a destination for just about every corner of Queensland’s car culture.
