Phillip Island Museum
It’s an attraction often overlooked by visitors to the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, but the facility’s motorsport museum is worth checking out.
Clearly skewed toward motorcycle racing, which is entirely understandable given the venue’s MotoGP and WSBK feature events, the museum delves into the rich history of the development of the motorsport on the Island dating back to the 1920s.
It’s not the biggest museum in the world, but there are plenty of items of interest immerse yourself in.
To find the museum, simply head to the visitor centre on the outside of the race circuit confines, with the are also home to the hire kart track, which is a scale replica of the real deal.
Mark Walker (administrator)
A vastly experienced Motorsport Public Relations operator, journalist, commentator and photographer, Mark brings his unique angle to The Race Torque in both words and imagery. As well as serving as our key photographer on the ground at major events around Australia (and overseas), Walker will often chime in with his unique and pin-point sharp viewpoint of the racing world via the keyboard too.
