Member for Bathurst Paul Toole has joined the Combined Districts Kart Club trackside to officially open a new race tower for the complex at Marangaroo.
The $101,120 worth of NSW Government funded improvements included the replacement of dilapidated race control tower, a technical inspection building, plus some landscaping and electrics works.
The Club have also recently upgraded their display board to a new digital display board with a $14,640 grant thanks to the former NSW Government’s Local Sports Grant Program 2021-2022.
Combined Districts Kart Club delivers quality race meetings that caters for all levels of ability and provide a family friendly activity for locals of the Lithgow region and beyond.
Member for Bathurst Paul Toole said the upgrades means the club will now have the equipment needed for more competitions.
“Lithgow’s kart racing is a growing sport in the region with more and more individuals testing out the sport. Now the Combined District Kart Club will have high quality facility and equipment for competitive drivers to compete in races,” Mr Toole said.
“This will make the sport more enjoyable and allow regional players to experience using the same equipment as those in the big leagues.”
Combined District Kart Club President Russell Becker said the club is excited for the upgraded equipment.
“We have grown exponentially in the last few years and when it comes to providing good quality races for both training and competition this helping hand from the NSW Government is much appreciated,” Mr Becker said.
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