Black Sheep Construction North Island Super Saloons + Skylight Specialists Wellington TQ Champs
📍 Value Motors Wellington Family Speedway, Upper HuttEvent Details
Black Sheep Construction North Island Super Saloons bring big horsepower and serious speed in one of the premier meetings of the season. Paired with the Skylight Specialists Wellington TQ Champs for fast, competitive racing from start to finish.
Track Conditions
Classes Racing
This meeting in the season
Meeting 4 of 32 listed at Value Motors Wellington Family Speedway. The meeting before it was Bike the Track + Black Sheep Construction Wellington Ministock Champs + Dykstra Modified Challenge + Tri-Series Teams on 31 January. Next at this track is Kiwi Car Removals Demolition Derby + Ministock Capital City Cup + AVKiwi Wellington Production Saloon Champs on 28 February.
Reigning national champions
Current title holders in the classes racing at this meeting.
- Super SaloonsChris Cowling 2nzm2025/26 · won at Meeanee
- Production SaloonMatt Sherlock 2nzc2020/21 · won at Wanganui
- StockcarCaleb Ireland 1nzb2025/26 · won at Woodford Glen
- SaloonEthan Cook 2nzg2025/26 · won at Stratford
- StreetstockPaul Leslie 27c2025/26 · won at Nelson
- TQ MidgetPeter Hunnibell 3nza2025/26 · won at Auckland
About Value Motors Wellington Family Speedway
Value Motors Wellington Family Speedway at Te Marua, Upper Hutt. Home of Wellington speedway racing with a wide range of classes for all ages.
racing here since 1968
Notable moments here
- NZ vs England solo motorcycle test matches (1973) — featuring Ivan Mauger and Barry Briggs
- NZ Superstock Championship (January 2026)
- 50th Anniversary Celebration (November 2018)
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