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If you’re the owner of a high-performance road car or even thoroughbred race machine, the only place you’ll be able to stretch its legs and toast tyres without attracting the mire of the law is at a certified track.But while many of Australia’s circuits offer top quality tarmac, alas the experience can be a little underwhelming when it comes to the ‘apres skid’. Not anymore.
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Due to open its doors (and pit garages) in 2022, Club Moolia is promising to be Australia’s most exclusive resort for racing enthusiasts, but its extraordinarily high-end experience comes at an eye-watering cost.
Measuring about the same as Sydney Motorsport Park’s track in length and a healthy 12 metres wide in places, the Moolia track will include 17 turns and will be equipped with high-quality asphalt for long life and consistent friction characteristics.
Speaking of which, the resort will offer special secured entrances for the ultimate in privacy and anonymity.
Pit garages will be climate controlled for maximum comfort all year round as well as providing optimum vehicle storage for rare and exotic machines.
Tick all the boxes to be recognised as a ‘Prodigy’ then Club Moolia will ask $50,000 plus $7000 every 12 months.
We understand if those rates seem a bit steep, so perhaps you might consider buying your own racetrack and enjoy lap after lap fee-free?
Here are a few options:
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