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The Adelaide International Raceway is the permanent circuit, located in South Australia on Port Wakefield Road at Virginia. It is owned by the Australian Motorsport Club, under the endowment of Bob Jane Corporation. It is stretched up to 26 km of North Adelaide in adjacent to the Speedway city-Adelaide’s Dirt Track racing venue. In 1972, the A.I.R. was built by Surfers Paradise businessman Keith Williams. Bob Jane Corporation developed the track from its “raw state" in 1982. The race track has four possible configurations for use: the full-circuit, the short-circuit, the speedway super bowl and the drag strip. Since 1994, various upgrades have been made to bring Adelaide a regular racing track. Adelaide has been witnessed in various top-level racing series since its inception.
The A.I.R. has conducted many drag racings until the end of the 90s. However, in 2011, it restarted hosting the drag race events. 
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