The Trans Am season begins at the world-famous Mount Panorama as part of the Bathurst 6 Hour weekend. Sharing the stage with one of Australia’s biggest endurance events, this round delivers major crowds and national attention. Hayden returns to Bathurst with strong form, having previously secured pole position and a podium finish on the iconic circuit.

Racing alongside the Supercars Championship in Darwin places Trans Am in front of a passionate motorsport audience. Hidden Valley’s fast layout and extreme conditions make this a standout round on the Supercars calendar.

As part of the Supercars Championship’s visit to Western Australia, Wanneroo Raceway delivers close, aggressive racing in front of packed grandstands. A high-profile event with strong fan engagement and national exposure.

Queensland Raceway (Otherwise known as the “Paperclip”) hosts Trans Am as a support category to the Supercars Championship. Known for its fast, no-nonsense layout and hard racing, the circuit also holds special significance as Hayden’s home track, where local knowledge and experience come into play.

A major Supercars event at Australia’s newest world-class facility. The Bend’s scale, facilities, and crowd numbers make this a critical round for championship momentum and sponsor exposure.

One of Australian motorsport’s most historic venues, Sandown’s Supercars round is a cornerstone of the calendar. High speeds, heavy braking zones, and late-season championship pressure define this event.

One of Australia’s most iconic and visually spectacular circuits, Phillip Island is renowned for its high-speed, flowing corners and dramatic coastal setting. With relentless momentum and minimal margin for error, it’s a true driver’s circuit and a fitting venue to close out the 2026 Trans Am season.