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Focus Driver Performance

· May 24, 2022 ·

Focus Driver Performance has a mission to provide drivers with every aspect of preparation to help them achieve success on the world stage.

To achieve this, it is our duty to provide the Australian Motorsport community with the best ‘One-Stop-Shop’ for driver preparation and development.

It is our goal to always provide state of the art equipment and specialist coaching to drivers of all ages and abilities to maximise their true potential.

As a part of our vision to provide a holistic approach to driver performance and preparation, we offer the following umbrella of services all under one roof; Cognitive Development, Fitness Testing/Training, Performance Psychology, Media Training and Driver Coaching. As part of a broader scope, to better serve the Australian Motorsport community, we plan to make our relevant services available to Riders.

Focus’ key values which are based upon; Technology, Education, Coaching, Race Driver and Team Skills Development are aligned directly with the AMIP.

“Having seen first hand the development of Sydney Motorsport Park in recent years, the AMIP is yet another great addition to the park. The AMIP along with the permanent lighting continues to leave it unrivalled within Australia”.
– Oliver Myers

Contact:
Oliver Myers,
Owner/Manager, Focus Driver Performance

Address:
Suite 4, Sydney Motorsport Park,
Ferrers Road, Eastern Creek, 2766 NSW

The Australian Motor Heritage Foundation

· May 24, 2022 ·

The Australian Motor Heritage Foundation (AMHF) is a not-for-profit national foundation that is dedicated to preserving motoring heritage in all its forms including cars, motorcycles, heavy vehicles, and aircraft. We are a proud partner of the ARDC and are excited to be associated with and located adjacent to the new Australian Motorsport Innovation Precinct at Sydney Motorsport Park.

AMHF detects, collects, preserves, and catalogs a wide range of motoring reference material including thousands of books, magazines, photographs and film, race programmes and results, technical data, brochures, oral history, artwork and other reference material going back to the turn of the 20^th century. Much of this information is rare and irreplaceable. A relational database and digitization of this material is well underway so that it can be accessed for research and educational purposes by all involved in the motoring sector including enthusiasts, Schools, Colleges, Universities, commercial enterprises, and the general public.

Our foundation is manned by a loyal and enthusiastic group of Volunteers from varied backgrounds who have detailed expertise in many areas of our motoring heritage. Many of our Volunteers are members of other car and motorcycle clubs and some are active competitors in historic and other car and motorcycle racing. We are here to help and encourage the ongoing interests of members of all clubs and other motoring enthusiasts of all ages across Australia with information and advice.

“The Australian Motor Heritage Foundation provides a special, accessible way to see and understand the way Australians have over the last 120+ years always been innovators and leaders in the development of motoring and aviation, allowing the opening up our vast country, providing employment, economic growth and enjoyment. Those innovators of the past have been an essential part of our national genius in which we can be very proud. They took risks and made it possible for us to develop Australia and allow us to achieve the standard of living we enjoy. Our new innovators are embracing the exciting future as they build on the heritage of enterprise of the past which AMHF strives to preserve and make available to all.”
– Hugh King (Chairman AMHF)

Contact:
Geoffrey Piggott (Chief Operating Officer)
Geoff.Piggott@motorheritage.org.au

Address:
Sydney Motorsport Park
Cnr. Ferrers Road and Brabham Drive
Eastern Creek, NSW 2766

Western Sydney University Solar Team

· May 23, 2022 ·

Western Sydney Solar Team is a multidisciplinary student led venture that designs, builds, and races solar powered vehicles in events around the globe.

Operating for over 10 years with four cars to date, success in the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge and first place in the American Solar Challenge, the team has an ever-growing scope and wealth of knowledge.

The solar car team aims to stimulate conversation around sustainable solutions of the future and inspire the next generation of thinkers, with their solar powered vehicles as the main talking piece.

The alliance between ARDC allows the solar car team to test their vehicles and perform shakedowns in a controlled environment before taking to the public roads. Connecting with the AMIP would be the perfect extension of this relationship as it would further enhance the team’s capacity to network and innovate with like minded partners.

Transport technology is heading down a sustainable path and there is a critical need for development within Australia. The Western Sydney region stands at the forefront of advanced manufacturing and precision engineering, and the team truly believes the AMIP is essential.

Western Sydney Solar Team believes the AMIP will play and essential part in developing transport of the future. It will give Australia the chance it needs to
keep up with the rest of the world respective to innovations developed, jobs for our communities and critical education opportunities.

Contact:
Brad Nadalini
Team Manager and Project Officer for Western Sydney Solar Team

Address:
Second Ave & O’Connell Street Building Z,
Z.G.62 Western Sydney University Kingswood Campus,
Kingswood NSW 2747