McDonald's Kihikihi Speedway

Kihikihi Speedway Club was established in 1954 when permission was granted to build a track on the Kihikihi Domain. It is one of the oldest continuously operating speedway venues in New Zealand, still racing at its original location over 70 years later. It features a dual-track configuration with the outer 360-metre quarter-mile for cars and inner tracks for solo bikes. The venue hosted Speedway World Championship qualifying from 1982 — the first NZ venue to do so. The Andrew Edwards Memorial Sprintcar Race honours a rising star who suffered fatal injuries at Baypark and has grown into one of NZ's richest sprintcar events.

This track was active from 1954–present. SpeedwayHub preserves the history and records of all New Zealand speedway venues, past and present.