News & Updates

Thunder Ridge Motorsport Park has confirmed a second stage of garages following huge demand that saw it almost sell out of its initial Foundation Garage offering to the New Zealand motorsport community.

One of the biggest names in New Zealand motorsport history says he’s delighted that the Bay of Plenty will get a new motorsport facility in Thunder Ridge Motorsport Park.

Thunder Ridge Motorsport Park – the new Bay of Plenty circuit planning to open next year – is aiming to be the premier venue in New Zealand for track day enthusiasts.

Thunder Ridge Motorsport Park in the Bay of Plenty will have a unique ownership structure amongst NZ race tracks – and it’s all about making the circuit and its events accessible to all.

Lifelong benefits to early stakeholders won’t be repeated. Opportunities to become a Foundation Member of the Bay of Plenty’s new Thunder Ridge Motorsport Park are set to end early.

The earth shook at Thunder Ridge Motorsport Park for the first time this week as the bulldozers moved in to clear the site in anticipation of works starting at the Bay of Plenty circuit.

Today marked an important milestone for Thunder Ridge, with a karakia blessing the land, the turning of the sod, and construction now underway to define the circuit layout.

Iconic motorsport buildings live on at Thunder Ridge Motorsport Park

Thunder Ridge Motorsport Park has unveiled an updated track design, reflecting valuable feedback from the local motorsport community, drivers, and supporters.

We have worked closely with the council throughout the development stage of the Thunder Ridge idea and we are now in a position to turn that idea into a reality

First details have been revealed of a brand new motorsport and driver training facility in the Bay of Plenty’s TECT Park.