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As of writing in 2013.
Ticket holders for the V8 Supercars Pukekohe Park Raceway have a range of transport options. Pre-purchased tickets holders have the option of travelling on a special event bus or train to the event.
To plan your journey, visit www.at.co.nz or phone +64 (0)9 366 6400. Those using special event buses may travel free to the event (Supercars).
Travel to Pukekohe for the V8 Supercars is free on train services to the event.

By bus:
Special event buses to the venue will be provided for those travelling from the North Shore. These buses will operate along the Northern Busway departing from Albany approximately every 15 minutes from 5.30am to 10am each day during the event. This express service will stop at all stops along the Northern Busway until the Auckland Harbour Bridge, then continue direct to Glasgow Road, Pukekohe.
The buses return to the North Shore from the same point, departing from 5pm until 90 minutes after the finish of the last race. Regular fares apply on normal scheduled bus services across the network.

By train:
Trains will operate every 15 minutes along the Southern Line with additional trains running to the Pukekohe Rail Station, around 1.5km from the raceway.It is recommended you travel early to the event to avoid possible delays due to high demand.

Private vehicle:
Some ticket holders will make their own way to the event and there will be parking options available for them. There is limited mobility parking available at the raceway.

Fan Trail:
Get your experience off to a great start with the excitement of the 1.4km Fan Trail from Pukekohe Train Station to Pukekohe Park Raceway. The Fan Trail is the event before the event - a must-do for ticket-holders of all ages.

Mobility:
A Mobilty Shuttle will operate for public transport users in Pukekohe for assistance if required from two locations: Glasgow Rd, Pukekohe to meet with Northern Busway services and Station Rd adjacent to the train station for train users
Mobility Shuttles will operate from the first scheduled train until the last scheduled train departs from Pukekohe on event days. This also covers the duration of the special event bus services from the Northern Busway.

Updates:
Across the weekend Auckland Transport will provide regular travel updates on twitter: @akltransport

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The track is not very big at all and has only a few sections that are actually laid out to have spectators. Fences at these areas are Very high and use telegraph styles main poles for the supports which does hinder your viewing somewhat. there is also limited parking so you are forced to use streets and parking within the town itself and walk to the track.
I was there during the ITM 500 Supercars race. It had a full schedule taking in Two main races with support races from NZ supercars and also some GT cars which where quite a mix.

There were stands which hot rods and old F1 style cars and there was a lot laid on for fan entertainment, I would go to the track again but to be honest not for the Supercars, I found the racing boring.

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Information for the Supercar events (No details for outside of these events)

A dedicated wheelchair viewing area is available for patrons with disabilities and one companion between the covered grandstand and the corporate syndicated clubs, overlooking the front straight and first turn. An event official will be in the area for the duration of the event.

Accessible toilets are located beside the permanent grandstand and in gate 3, and parking is available for those with a disabled parking pass in carpark A.

Complimentary tickets are available for direct carers from the Ticketek Box Office at the event.

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