The Canberra 400 only had a short life, running from 2000 – 2002 over the Queen's Birthday holiday weekend in June. The inaugural race, titled the GMC 400, was staged in Canberra, for the first time in 2000 as part of V8 Supercars calender.
The Canberra 400 was run over 3 days, from Friday to Sunday. Friday started out with two 45mins practice sessions for the V8 Supercars to be able to create a set-up that suited both the cars and the track. Later, the cars took to the track for Qualifying, which consisted of two sessions, the lower 50% and the upper 50%.
Saturday saw the Top 15 Shootout in which the top 15 cars from Qualifying would do one ‘Hot lap’ of the circuit. The 15th placed car would go out first, with the 1st placed car going out last. Later in the day, cars would grid up for the 25 lap (100km) Race 1.
Sunday morning saw the 25 lap (100km) Race 2 and the first ‘Reverse Grid’ ever to be used in V8 Supercar racing.
Sunday afternoon saw the 50 lap (200km) Race 3 and the grid for Race 3 was decided by adding the points awarded in Race 1 with the points awarded in Race 2.
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