Saturday 5 December 2026 | Calder Park MELBOURNE, GET READY! ROTARY REVIVAL IS COMING TO CALDER PARK! For the very first time, Rotary Revival is heading to Victoria, hitting Calder Park on December 5 for an action-packed day of rotary-powered excitement! Bring your family, bring your mates and get ready for an awesome day celebrating Mazda rotaries, motorsport and the car community. WHAT’S HAPPENING ON THE DAY? 🔥 Cruise Sessions – Get your rotary out on the track and enjoy cruising around Calder Park. 🚗 Parade Lap – A chance to get out on the circuit and enjoy the experience. 🏆 Off-Street Drags – Watch the action as competitors battle it out for cash prizes and bragging rights! ✨ Show & Shine – Show off your pride and joy, with trophies up for grabs across a range of categories. 💨 Skid Pan Action – Enjoy drifting and skids in a controlled motorsport enviDecember 5, 2026 8:00 am – 5:00 pmronment. DRIVER ENTRIES & SPECTATOR TICKETS Whether you’re entering your car or coming along to watch, there’s something for everyone at Rotary Revival. VIP entries are limited, so don’t miss your chance to secure your spot. Drivers will need a valid Racers licence appropriate for their entry category. A one-event Racers Clubman licence is available for eligible entrants. EVENT DETAILS Date: Saturday 5 December 2026 Venue: Calder Park, Melbourne Event: Rotary Revival Melbourne GET YOUR ENTRIES IN NOW AND BE PART OF ROTARY REVIVAL’S FIRST EVENT AT CALDER! Bring the family, enjoy the atmosphere and experience a full day of rotary action. Rotary Revival – Bringing the Rotary Community Together!

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Calder Park Raceway is one of Australia’s most storied motorsport facilities, located just outside of Melbourne in the suburb of Keilor North. Originally opened as a short sprint track in 1962, the venue expanded significantly under the ownership of legendary racer and businessman Bob Jane. It is perhaps most famous for the Thunderdome, a 1.8-kilometre high-banked tri-oval built in the late 1980s to bring American-style stock car racing, including NASCAR and AUSCAR, to Australian soil. The venue’s layout is unique, featuring several configurations including a traditional road circuit, a world-class drag strip, and the aforementioned oval. Over the decades, it has hosted a wide range of major events, from the Australian Grand Prix—notably including the first-ever round of the Formula One World Championship held in Australia in 1980—to the popular Off Street Drags which provide a legal environment for local car enthusiasts to test their vehicles. Today, Calder Park remains a vital hub for grassroots and professional motorsport in Victoria. While some parts of the facility have faced challenges over the years, it continues to serve as a primary location for drifting competitions, track days, and drag racing. Its proximity to the city and its long-standing history make it a sentimental favorite for generations of fans who grew up watching international stars compete on its diverse tracks.

Situated approximately 25 kilometers northwest of Melbourne's city centre, Calder Park Raceway is easily accessible via the Calder Freeway. Visitors traveling from the city should follow the M79 motorway directly to the venue entrance in Keilor North. Parking is available on-site within the grounds, though the specific parking areas can vary depending on whether the event is held on the drag strip, the road circuit, or within the Thunderdome area. It is advisable to check specific event details for the most convenient entry gate.