Two Adelaide maps are listed and they are easy to mix up, so here is the difference. The full circuit is the Grand Prix configuration used between 1985 and 1995: long, drawn out, with a narrow spur running away through the parkland section. This short layout is the more compact version — the spur is gone, the lap closes off earlier, and what is left is a squarer, denser outline that sits better in a small space.
Both run over the same closed public roads around East Terrace and Victoria Park in Adelaide, and both are recognisable to anyone who has followed racing there, but the shorter shape is the one associated with the touring car era that followed Formula One's departure to Melbourne.
Choosing between them
What You Get
- Short layout, this one — more compact, reads well down to about 12cm
- Full circuit — longer and thinner, better suited to a wide panel or a trailer door
Each pack holds two die-cut vinyl stickers, cut to the line of the track with no background panel, so whatever they are stuck to shows through the gaps. Preset sizes run 10–55cm / 4–21in with custom sizing to 120cm, in 19 colours, applied with transfer tape and removable cleanly afterwards. Helmets, tool chests, laptop lids and rear quarter windows are the usual destinations. More layouts are in the track map decal range.
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Reference27-014459
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Sticker typeDie cut