AIPP Inc. is pleased to announce the 2025 UniSA Australian HPV Super Series Provisional Calendar and Entry Fees.
Following the earlier release of Mount Gambier’s McNamara Park as host of Round 1 of the Series on Saturday 29 March, the following five rounds have now been provisionally confirmed.
The 2025 calendar format remains similar to the successful 2024 Series. We continue to work through further refinements and improvements, with the potential of an additional round in Victoria a key future goal.
Funding the Series to a satisfactory level remains challenging, and to this end, several of the rounds have received an entry fee price increase. These increases continue to be brought about by the costs of insurance and freight in particular, and inflation in general.
2025 dates, entry fees ex GST (with 2024 prices in brackets)
- Round 1 Mount Gambier 29 March $450 ($400)
- Round 2 Tailem Bend 17 May $500 ($480)
- Round 3 Adelaide 13 June (S1 Junior School and C4) $450 ($450), 14&15 June (C5-C7,S2,S3) $500 ($450)
- Round 4 Tailem Bend 2 August $550 ($500)
- Round 5 Busselton 24 August $350 ($350)
- Round 6 Murray Bridge 19-21 September $750 ($650)
In what is becoming somewhat of a tradition, South Australia’s second largest city will be the first destination for Pedal Prix teams and supporters in 2025. Ideally positioned halfway between Adelaide and Melbourne, the location offers excellent accessibility for the thousands of competitors spread across the two southern states and provides the perfect start to the season.
In 2025, Shell V-Power Motorsport Park will host two Rounds of the Series. Considered to be one of the fastest, yet safest tracks on the calendar, the smooth and wide international motor racing facility has a special character and atmosphere all of its own. With magnificent hotel accommodation above the pits, first-class in-house dining, and spectacular viewing areas along the top of the pit straight complex, it is unique in the Series.
Adelaide’s Victoria Park will be back with a big mid-season weekend once again. The three day event provides dedicated races for each of the three category groupings Primary, Community and Secondary.
The beautiful coastline of Western Australia will again provide the stunning backdrop to Rnd 5 of the Series at the state’s Event Capital, Busselton. Racing along the Geographe Bay foreshore is a prime location for challenging and technical racing, while sampling one of the best regions to visit in Australia.
Murray Bridge will once again provide the climactic season finale with the magnificent 24hr event spanning the weekend, a hugely exciting challenge for all participants. An event everybody has to do at least once in their Pedal Prix career.
