Frequently asked Questions
What are the Conditions of Entry - Safety Rules? What time does racing start? Access to the Track ?There will be security on site to ensure parking is only in the permitted areas, so please obey all requests from security and enjoy the racing.

The gates are located behind the main control tower, and next to the Geoff Stagg Grandstand on the back straight. The car park caters for approximately 500 vehicles and parking is free.
Disabled parking has been moved to two areas, one behind the Geoff Stagg Grandstand and the other near the control tower ticket box.

Where are the toilet facilities?
Where can I sit?
Can I bring food to the track?
Can I bring drinks to the track?
Can I bring alcohol to the track?
What type of food and drink is available?
Where is smoking allowed?

These are not Carrick Speedway rules but Tasmanian Government Legislation that we are required, as a facility who has the public enter, to enforce the legislation.
As the signage states, there is no smoking within 20 metres of the competition area which in our case is the track and also within 20 metres of seating area – spectators.
That means all smokers need to move off the spectator banks to the designated smoking areas Please use the buckets provided to dispose of cigarette butts.
Where do I purchase tickets?
Rainout Policy
Should the meeting proceed and be weather affected the following rainout policy applies.
A RAINOUT IS DEFINED AS EIGHT (8) EVENTS OR LESS BEING SUCCESSFULLY DECLARED COMPLETED.
In the event of a declared rainout, Cranes Combined Carrick Speedway will honour rainchecks, but will not refund money – no exceptions.
Your numbered ticket stub / Email confirmation is your raincheck. Hold all original tickets. No replacements will be given for lost, or tampered tickets.
Rainchecks will be honoured at any one (1) event (of equal or lesser value, not higher priced) at Cranes Combined Carrick Speedway in the same racing season. Not transferable to future seasons.
Should the meeting be cancelled due to rain after the Eighth event has been completed the meeting will be declared as run and there will be no rain checks or refunds.
How to use a Rain Out ticket?
Can I enter the pits?
The pit area has been extended which has provided much more flexibility in the pit allocation areas, however this means that the pit canteen is now only accessible to those in the pits.
Electronic One Day Drivers Licence.
Children in transporters.
What is the Concession Card Holders Policy?

With a COMPANION CARD the holder of the concession card pays entry and the Companion is entitled to free entry so long as card is shown.
HEALTH CARE CARDS are not accepted as a concession, so you pay the adult price.
What type of merchandise can I buy?
Can my business sell goods at Carrick Speedway?
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IMPORTANT NOTICE – SAFETY
Ticket and credential holders are reminded that Speedway Racing is dangerous and accidents can happen. All care is taken to protect you but you are warned that there is a possibility of an accident causing injury, death, or property damage. By the issue of your ticket or credential to you, you hereby acknowledge that the entry to the speedway grounds has a degree of danger and the promoter, clubs, corporations, organisations and persons having any connection with the promoting, organising and conduct of the event shall have no liability with regard to any rights you have arising under the Trade Practices Act 1974.
Vehicles are permitted to enter and park on the condition that the owners and occupiers of the facility are not under any liability whether contract or in tort and whether for negligence or as an occupier or on any other basis or for any cause of action for loss of or damage to, the vehicle or its contents no matter how or where such may be cause.Tickets are online or available at the front General Admission gates on race nights. EFTPOS facilities are available at the gate.
CURRENT COVID INFORMATION
From 12 October 2022, events in Tasmania will no longer be regulated by specific COVID-19 Public Health Guidelines.
However, events need to be conducted safely and in accordance with the requirements and recommendations of local government, workplace health and safety regulators, and others.
To reduce the risk of COVID-19 spreading at Carrick Speedway we ask that people use their initiative/common sense when it comes to hygiene and crowded area’s and follow these recommendations:
- Patrons and staff not attending if unwell
- Maintaining sufficient space to enable patrons to keep a reasonable distance from each other
- Supporting those who choose to wear a facemask
- Providing hand washing and sanitising facilities