The announcement marks the end of the three-year agreement with CARCO.com.au, whose naming rights tenure concludes on 30 November. The circuit will now revert to the heritage-driven Wanneroo Raceway identity for brand and community references, paired with the commercial naming rights title under the MotorMall banner.
The WA Sporting Car Club said the new partnership aligns with its ongoing push to strengthen connections with Western Australian motorsport and reinforce Wanneroo’s long history in the sport.
“From 1 December, the circuit will be known as MotorMall Wanneroo Raceway,” the club confirmed in its announcement. “We are proud to connect with the team at MotorMall and look forward to an active and collaborative future with our new naming rights partner.”
Track signage and branding changes will begin immediately, with updated MotorMall visuals rolling out across the facility over the coming weeks.
The club also acknowledged CARCO.com.au for its three years of support, which covered major events including Supercars, national categories, and WA club championships.
CARCO reflected positively on the partnership, calling the collaboration “an incredible ride” and thanking the wider motorsport community for their engagement during the naming-rights period.
“We’re extremely proud of what we’ve achieved together and extend our sincere thanks to the WASSC team, members, instructors, and motorsport fans who helped make the past three years truly memorable,” the company said in its farewell statement.
CARCO will now shift its commercial attention to expansion at its Midland hub, its own CARCO-branded race car program, and new community-focused partnerships.
MotorMall has expressed strong enthusiasm for becoming the new naming partner and working closely with the WA Sporting Car Club through the next chapter of the circuit’s evolution.
For the club, the change marks both continuity and renewal: a return to the familiar Wanneroo identity with a fresh naming rights sponsor.
The first MotorMall-branded trackside signage is expected to appear before the end of December, with the full transition completed ahead of the 2026 motorsport season.
