About Casar Park
Formerly known as CASAR Park, this project has been has now been renamed to Central Coast Motorsport Park, a comprehensive home for motorsport, industry, recreation, tourism and education.
Still in early stage planning. This page will provide updates.
Casar Park Description
A $14 million motoring complex is stage one of this development and features a 3. 5 km tarmac race track, undercover pit garages, driver training facilities, a dual use go-kart track / simulated driving environment and associated amenities.
The primary objectives of the motoring complex are to support:
o Club-level motor sport participation
o Motoring-related tourism
o Road safety awareness
o Driver and Rider training
o Automotive skills training
Stage two will deliver a number of tourism and recreation facilities, again using the social enterprise model to enable re-investment into training and work experience opportunities.
Once completed, the Park will generate $17 million annually in economic contribution to the local economy with 200 jobs and 200 training & work experience positions onsite once fully operational, and a further 150 indirect jobs.
Our Partners:
Bolte Civil
SJ Ford
Achieve Financial
Youth Connections
ET Australia
Job Centre Australia
Green Grove Organics
Our partner organisations work with disengaged, disadvantaged and disabled young people every day. CASAR Park is a comprehensive innovation that can produce sustainable and positive outcomes for our youth. We are united in taking action that provides opportunities for social engagement, and for advantage and ability through work experience and training.
Key Stakeholders:
Motorsport Services & Tourism Operators
Car & Bike Clubs
Darkinjung Local Aboriginal Land Council
Wyong Shire Council
Confederation of Australian Motor Sport (CAMS)
Road Safety Education Ltd
Northern Lakes Disability Tourism
CASAR Park is a community asset, and we always welcome new supporters and sponsors. 'Like' us for regular updates.