FULL CALENDAR CONFIRMED FOR SEASON 3 OF REPCO NEXTGEN NZ CHAMPIONSHIP

SEASON THREE of the Repco NextGen New Zealand Championship promises to be the largest yet – following confirmation of a six-event calendar designed to best showcase Kiwi motorsport this summer. Twelve different categories will compete across the six rounds, offering something for motorsport fans everywhere.

Free Fridays by Crème Insurance will see the first day of on-track action at each Repco NextGen NZ Championship round open to all at no charge.

Round 4 of the championship at Teretonga Park will see reduced ticket prices for all Southland motorsport fans and access for those under the age of 18 free of charge, thanks to a partnership between the Repco NextGen NZ Championship and ILT.

Meanwhile, tickets purchased to any round of the 2026-2027 championship prior to 30 September will see the purchaser go into the draw to win a year’s free karting at Highlands, Hampton Downs or Taupo (conditions apply).

Once again, the Repco NextGen NZ championship will travel the length of New Zealand by featuring two events each at Hampton Downs and Taupo in the North Island and one each at Teretonga and Highlands in the South.

“Season three of the Repco NextGen NZ Championship is locked and loaded and will be spectacular,” said NextGen
CEO, Josie Spillane.

“Each event on our 2026/2027 calendar offers something different and we’re excited to be working with such a great group of professional, exciting and competitive categories who share our vision for the sport and want to help grow it.

“We’ve had a great response from categories and to be able to lock in such a strong six-round program with every event featuring a great mix of categories is a fantastic sign for motorsport in NZ.

“We continue to aspire and work towards developing the next generation of Kiwi racing talent, while also delivering a great show for fans coming to the circuits and those watching at home.

“Our new partnerships with Crème Insurance and ILT will deliver more access for all fans, especially those in the deep South who are often starved of national-level motorsport.

“We have big plans for Season 3 and we are continuing to build on what we’ve started.”

A key breakdown of major talking points is included below, while further information surrounding additional on and off-track events, broadcasting details and more will be released closer to the season commencing in November.

Tickets and more information can be found by visiting the Repco NextGen NZ Website at www.nextgennz.co.n