
One Raceway (formerly Wakefield Park)
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About One Raceway (formerly Wakefield Park)
One Raceway, formerly known as Wakefield Park, is a significant motorsport facility located near Goulburn in New South Wales. Originally established in the 1990s to provide a dedicated space for amateur racers following the closure of other regional tracks, it has evolved into a vital hub for the Australian motorsport community. After a period of closure starting in 2022 due to legal disputes regarding noise restrictions, the venue was purchased by Steve Shelley and underwent an extensive transformation to ensure its long-term viability and harmony with the surrounding community. The facility has been completely reimagined, featuring a reconfigured track layout that is notable for being the first in Australia designed for bi-directional racing, allowing for both clockwise and anti-clockwise operation. To address previous noise concerns, the site now incorporates substantial 13-18 metre high noise mounds at the northern and southern ends, which serve to shield nearby properties. These upgrades have modernized the venue, allowing it to host a variety of events ranging from club-level track days and motorcycle ride days to state-level championship racing. Its location, situated roughly two hours from Sydney and one hour from Canberra, makes it a convenient and popular choice for enthusiasts across the region. With its renewed focus on community engagement and innovative track design, the venue continues to play a key role in the local economy and the broader Australian motorsport landscape.
About One Raceway (formerly Wakefield Park)
One Raceway, formerly known as Wakefield Park, is a significant motorsport facility located near Goulburn in New South Wales. Originally established in the 1990s to provide a dedicated space for amateur racers following the closure of other regional tracks, it has evolved into a vital hub for the Australian motorsport community. After a period of closure starting in 2022 due to legal disputes regarding noise restrictions, the venue was purchased by Steve Shelley and underwent an extensive transformation to ensure its long-term viability and harmony with the surrounding community. The facility has been completely reimagined, featuring a reconfigured track layout that is notable for being the first in Australia designed for bi-directional racing, allowing for both clockwise and anti-clockwise operation. To address previous noise concerns, the site now incorporates substantial 13-18 metre high noise mounds at the northern and southern ends, which serve to shield nearby properties. These upgrades have modernized the venue, allowing it to host a variety of events ranging from club-level track days and motorcycle ride days to state-level championship racing. Its location, situated roughly two hours from Sydney and one hour from Canberra, makes it a convenient and popular choice for enthusiasts across the region. With its renewed focus on community engagement and innovative track design, the venue continues to play a key role in the local economy and the broader Australian motorsport landscape.