Purple Sector
One Raceway, turn by turn
One Raceway corner names and turns: Pacemaker, The Verandah, The Fish-Hook and Slingshot, with all 13 turns of the Wakefield and Shelley layouts in order.
One Raceway has two layouts on the same 2,350 m road: Wakefield, raced clockwise, and Shelley, raced anticlockwise, each with 13 numbered turns. Each turn below has its direction, its shape from Purple Sector’s mapped geometry, and how far it sits from the turns either side. The turn numbers are the circuit’s own, from its numbered map.
The circuit was Wakefield Park until 2022, a 2.2 km layout with 10 turns, and was rebuilt with banked corners at both ends. The operator’s map labels each corner with both numbers, so Wakefield’s Turn 1 is Shelley’s Turn 13.
Corner names
Motorsport Australia’s 2026 venue profile names four parts of the rebuilt circuit, using the old Wakefield Park turn numbers. Pacemaker is the old Turn 1 and 2 complex, now three separate corners: Wakefield’s Turns 1 to 3, which are Shelley’s Turns 13 to 11. Slingshot is the heavily banked corner that, with two kinks, replaced the old Turn 10: Wakefield’s Turn 12, which is Shelley’s Turn 2, the biggest bend on the lap at about 216°. The profile also calls the top of the hill, the old Turns 4, 5 and 6, The Verandah, and the old Turn 9 The Fish-Hook, one of the main places to pass. It gives no new numbers for those two, so they are not placed on the tables below. (Motorsport Australia, 2 Jul 2026)
Wakefield layout
Shapes come from Purple Sector’s registry geometry.
| Turn | Name | Direction | Shape | From previous turn | To next turn |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| T1 | part of Pacemaker | right | kink, about 24° | 440 m after T13 | 125 m to T2 |
| T2 | part of Pacemaker | right | open corner, about 54° | 125 m after T1 | 100 m to T3 |
| T3 | part of Pacemaker | right | open corner, about 57° | 100 m after T2 | 250 m to T4 |
| T4 | – | left | open corner, about 48° | 250 m after T3 | 120 m to T5 |
| T5 | – | right | roughly right-angle corner, about 75° | 120 m after T4 | 90 m to T6 |
| T6 | – | right | roughly right-angle corner, about 96° | 90 m after T5 | 145 m to T7 |
| T7 | – | right | open corner, about 62° | 145 m after T6 | 255 m to T8 |
| T8 | – | left | bend, about 124° | 255 m after T7 | 90 m to T9 |
| T9 | – | left | open corner, about 53° | 90 m after T8 | 145 m to T10 |
| T10 | – | right | roughly right-angle corner, about 80° | 145 m after T9 | 245 m to T11 |
| T11 | – | left | open corner, about 33° | 245 m after T10 | 135 m to T12 |
| T12 | Slingshot | right | bend, about 216° | 135 m after T11 | 170 m to T13 |
| T13 | – | left | open corner, about 36° | 170 m after T12 | 440 m to T1 |
Shelley layout
Shapes come from Purple Sector’s registry geometry.
| Turn | Name | Direction | Shape | From previous turn | To next turn |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| T1 | – | right | open corner, about 36° | 435 m after T13 | 145 m to T2 |
| T2 | Slingshot | left | bend, about 216° | 145 m after T1 | 160 m to T3 |
| T3 | – | right | open corner, about 33° | 160 m after T2 | 245 m to T4 |
| T4 | – | left | roughly right-angle corner, about 80° | 245 m after T3 | 145 m to T5 |
| T5 | – | right | open corner, about 58° | 145 m after T4 | 90 m to T6 |
| T6 | – | right | roughly right-angle corner, about 118° | 90 m after T5 | 255 m to T7 |
| T7 | – | left | open corner, about 62° | 255 m after T6 | 145 m to T8 |
| T8 | – | left | roughly right-angle corner, about 96° | 145 m after T7 | 90 m to T9 |
| T9 | – | left | roughly right-angle corner, about 75° | 90 m after T8 | 115 m to T10 |
| T10 | – | right | open corner, about 48° | 115 m after T9 | 250 m to T11 |
| T11 | part of Pacemaker | left | open corner, about 57° | 250 m after T10 | 100 m to T12 |
| T12 | part of Pacemaker | left | open corner, about 54° | 100 m after T11 | 125 m to T13 |
| T13 | part of Pacemaker | left | kink, about 24° | 125 m after T12 | 435 m to T1 |
Questions
How long is One Raceway?
Both layouts, Wakefield and Shelley, are 2,350 m, the operator’s published figure.
What is the difference between Wakefield and Shelley at One Raceway?
They use the same road in opposite directions: Wakefield is raced clockwise and Shelley anticlockwise, each with 13 numbered turns.
What are the corner names at One Raceway?
Pacemaker is Wakefield’s Turns 1 to 3 (Shelley’s 13 to 11) and Slingshot is Wakefield’s Turn 12 (Shelley’s Turn 2). Motorsport Australia also names The Verandah at the top of the hill and The Fish-Hook, by their old Wakefield Park numbers.
Map, layouts and turn numbers: One Raceway track map. More maps: every track in New South Wales · the track list. Other circuits turn by turn: Mount Panorama · Phillip Island · Sydney Motorsport Park · The Bend Motorsport Park · Queensland Raceway · Lakeside Park · Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit · Sandown Raceway · Adelaide Street Circuit · Euromarque Motorsport Park (Ruapuna) · Hampton Downs Motorsport Park · MotorMall Wanneroo Raceway · Winton Motor Raceway · Calder Park Raceway · Ipswich Kart Club · Morgan Park Raceway · Hidden Valley Raceway · Symmons Plains Raceway · Baskerville Raceway · Mallala Motor Sport Park · Highlands Motorsport Park · Manfeild Circuit Chris Amon · Taupō International Motorsport Park · Teretonga Park · Luddenham Raceway · Collie Motorplex · Pheasant Wood Circuit · Wilby Motorsport Park.
Sources, checked 23 October 2026
- Turn numbers, directions, lengths and bend geometry (the circuit’s numbered map): Purple Sector’s circuit page: purplesector.dev/tracks/one-raceway
- Turn numbers for both directions: One Raceway track map: oneraceway.com.au/track-map
- The rebuild from Wakefield Park, and the corner names Pacemaker, The Verandah, The Fish-Hook and Slingshot: Motorsport Australia venue profile (2 Jul 2026): motorsport.org.au/media/news/detail/2026/07/02/venue-profile-one-racew