Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit
Track Intelligence
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Phillip Island is defined by long, fast, open-radius corners and a flowing rhythm, punctuated by the sharp slowdown at corner 4 and the compact corner 9–10 sequence. Corner 6 and the sweeping final corner 11 have the greatest influence on lap time, with corner 10 and the tight turns 4 and 9 forming the next critical group. The contrast between these slower pivots and high-speed corners 3, 6, 7 and 11 gives the circuit a broader speed range and a less stop-start character than most nearby layouts.
Lap Times
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Track Insights & Achievements
Paul Benson's First Recorded Lap at Phillip Island
Paul Benson has posted his first recorded lap at the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit with a time of 2:06.637 in a Porsche Cayman S. This early milestone sets a solid baseline on a challenging, flowing track where corners like 6 and 11 demand precision. Even better, the session video is now available for those keen to see the lap unfold.
Mark J Sharpens His Phillip Island PB
Mark J has just reset his personal best on Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit with a tidy 1:57.102 in the Porsche Cayman GT4. The lap features a solid pace, right on predicted performance, and stands 4.274 seconds quicker than his previous fastest on pushlap.ai here. Notably, a video of this smooth and momentum-led lap is now available for anyone to watch and learn from.
Rhys Goodwin Sets New PB at Phillip Island
goodwin.rhys has knocked a solid 5.973 seconds off their previous best at Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, posting a crisp 2:05.624 in the Porsche Boxster S which stands as their new pushlap.ai personal best. With multiple sessions under their belt, Rhys is showing consistent pace and increasingly confident lap times on one of Australia's finest circuits.