In the small outback community of Newman, Western Australia, a renewed effort is being made to restore the motocross club that fell into disrepair after its closure in 2021. The club, which provided a racing circuit and clubhouse for local enthusiasts, was handed over to the local shire when it became unsustainable. The community is now rallying to bring back this unique sporting venue, fueled by a desire to see it thrive once again.

A recently reformed committee has taken the reins and leased the site from the shire, indicating a firm commitment to rejuvenate the motocross circuit. However, they face significant financial hurdles, needing to raise tens of thousands of dollars before they can rekindle the racing activities that brought joy to many. The appeal for support highlights not only the local passion for motocross but also the club's importance as a recreational outlet in a remote area.

Young enthusiasts like 12-year-old Lennox Connelly are particularly eager for the club's revival. He describes the track as