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Best Sports Car Roads in Tasmania

The best sports car roads in Tasmania have corners that reward commitment, elevation that builds momentum, and surface that holds under load. Contour's Road Quality Score (RQS) measures 40+ signals at 500m resolution - curviness, gradient, surface condition, road class, and speed limit profile - to rank every named road in Tasmania by how technical it actually is to drive.

Highest-scoring sports car roads

RoadRQS (Sports)
Rapid River RoadRoute9.2
Esperance Coast RoadRoute9.2
Sumac RoadRoute9.0
Oldina Road9.0
Pieman Road8.9
Oonah Road8.9
Tayatea Road8.9
Preolenna Road8.8
Arve Road8.7
Woodsdale Road8.7
Upper Natone Road8.6
Huon Road8.5
Anthony Road8.5
Mawbanna Road8.4
Gordon River Road8.4
South Riana Road8.4
Heemskirk Road8.4
Holwell Road8.4
Ellendale Road8.4
Cradle Mountain Road8.4

When to drive in Tasmania

Year-round for sealed roads. Snow possible on inland and highland roads June to August - check road conditions before heading into the central highlands or Cradle Mountain area. Summer (December to February) brings the most visitors; spring and autumn offer lighter traffic.

How we score sports car roads

The sports car profile weights curviness, elevation change, and road class highly within the Road Quality Score (RQS). A road that scores 9.0 for sports cars has technical corners, significant elevation variation, a sealed surface in good condition, and enough speed limit headroom to use the car properly. The score runs 0 to 10 and is calculated at 500m resolution.

Common questions

What drivers ask before heading out on Tasmania.

What are the best sports car roads in Tasmania?

Contour scores every named road in Tasmania using 40+ signals per 500m. The roads in the table above are the current highest-scoring for the sports car profile.

How does Contour score roads for sports cars?

The sports car profile weights curviness, elevation change, and road class highly within the Road Quality Score (RQS). A road that scores 9.0 for sports cars has technical corners, significant elevation variation, a sealed surface in good condition, and enough speed limit headroom to use the car properly. The score runs 0 to 10 and is calculated at 500m resolution.

When is the best time to drive in Tasmania?

Year-round for sealed roads. Snow possible on inland and highland roads June to August - check road conditions before heading into the central highlands or Cradle Mountain area. Summer (December to February) brings the most visitors; spring and autumn offer lighter traffic.

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