All Tracks in Queensland

The Gold Coast Performance Centre at Runaway Bay was founded in the late 1990s by former world record holder Ron Clarke. The venue was originally named the Runaway Bay Sports Super Centre. The venue was sold to the Queensland government in 2007. The venue was known as the BLK Performance Centre under a naming rights sponsorship during 2019 until June Read more…

The Griffith University Athletics Track is located on the Gold Coast. The venue was opened in 1998, with the Gold Coast City Council leasing the land from Griffith University. The track is a Spurtan BV surface and was last relaid in 2013. The venue has hosted multiple editions of the Australian University Games and also hosted the 2008 Australian Junior Read more…

Barlow Park is located in Cairns and is the city’s premier football and athletics facility. The track is a Rekortan surface, last relaid in 2018. The venue hosted the 2018 Australian All School Championships. The long jump and pole vault runways are located adjacent to the first bend of the track, perpendicular to the direction of the straights. Barlow Park Read more…

The State Athletics Facility was built as the warm up track for the Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre – Main Stadium, which hosted the 1982 Commonwealth Games. The track is the main competition venue in Queensland, playing host to regular interclub meets, Queensland championships and the Queensland Track Classic. The main stadium is used for national championships, the Little Athletics Read more…

The Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre was opened in 1975 and was officially named the Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Sports Centre in 1977 (colloquially known as QEII). The venue was planned to be redeveloped to host the athletics for the 2032 Olympic Games in Brisbane. However, following a 100 day review by the new Queensland Government in 2025 this plan Read more…