Perth Track Classic

  • Event Dates
    14 February 2026
  • Profile

    The Perth Track Classic returns in 2026 after a successful hosting in 2025 following five year hiatus from the Australian domestic athletics scene.

    The event will be a World Athletics Continental Tour Bronze meet which garners Category C points for World Athletics Rankings.

    The Perth Track Classic dates back to 1986 under various names including the Swan Challenge, Perth Invitational, Burswood Casino Challenge, Fruit ‘N Veg Classic, Optus Grand Prix Perth, Bankwest Grand Prix and Telstra A-Series.

    The meet is conducted by Australian Athletics.

    2026 EVENTS:

    Men: 100m, 200m, 400m, 800m, 5000m, 110m H, Pole Vault, Long Jump, High Jump, Javelin, 100m Ambulant

    Women: 100m, 200m, 400m, 1500m, 100m H, 400m H, Pole Vault, Triple Jump, Discus, 100m Ambulant

  • Venue
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      WA Athletics Stadium

      1 Review
      The WA Athletics Stadium was opened in 2009 to replace the ageing Perry Lakes Stadium. It hosted the 2010 Australian Championships and host often hosted a significant a domestic series meet each season. The track surface is Mondo and was last resurfaced in 2023. The track is managed by Venues West and is available for use from 6am to 9pm Read more…



Upcoming Events

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    NSW All Schools Championships

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    26 September 2026
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    29 September 2026
    The NSW All Schools is the state athletics championship for secondary school students,  incorporating students from all sectors of the education system, including Government, Catholic & Independent Schools. The event was first held in 1936. The meet will be conducted over four days from 27-30 September. Meet records and all-time lists are maintained for the event, which is a significant Read more…
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    NSW 3000m Championships

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    31 October 2026
    The NSW 3000m Championships features a series of time graded races, culminating in the NSW titles for the event. The meet in its current incarnation dates back to 2003 and has grown in strength to become one the premier track distance running event on the NSW calendar. The men’s title has been conducted on 22 occasions, while the women’s has Read more…
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    NSW Relay Championships

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    13 November 2026
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    15 November 2026
    The NSW Relay Championships is one of the largest annual meets conducted in Australia, with NSW clubs entering teams in track and field relays in age groups from Under 13 through to Masters. The 2026 edition will be conducted at the Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre, with the meet having previously been conducted at Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre, Campbelltown Read more…

Nearby

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    WA Athletics Stadium

    0.14 km
    1 Review
    The WA Athletics Stadium was opened in 2009 to replace the ageing Perry Lakes Stadium. It hosted the 2010 Australian Championships and host often hosted a significant a domestic series meet each season. The track surface is Mondo and was last resurfaced in 2023. The track is managed by Venues West and is available for use from 6am to 9pm Read more…
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    McGillvray Oval

    0.57 km
    4 Reviews
    McGillvray Oval is located at UWA Sports Park at the University of Western Australia in Perth. The grass track is well maintained and features an additional straight for sprints on the outside of the home straight. The venue also has long jump pits with grass runways and throwing cages. The venue is managed by UWA Sport. The venue placed 4th Read more…
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    Charles Riley Memorial Reserve

    9.77 km
    No Reviews
    Charles Riley Memorial Reserve is a seasonal grass track located in Perth. The track is marked from October to March and is used predominantly for Little Athletics. The venue is named after the first Anglican Archbishop of Perth and Chaplain General of the Australian Military (1914-1918), Charles Riley. The venue is managed by the City of Sterling. Read more…

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