Aerial view of a world-class multi-discipline community sports precinct

What the Community Needs from Decision Makers

The Event Is Confirmed.The Decision Is Yours to Make.

Perth doesn't need to win this. It needs to build it. Establish the legacy.

Stage 1 · Active · Deadline 2028

The 2028 Pump Track

A UCI-standard pump track in the City of Wanneroo — the single deliverable that secures the 2028 Pump Track World Championships for Perth. Velosolutions has confirmed Perth as host city by formal Letter of Intent. The event is secured. The facility is the only remaining condition.

UCI pump track competition
City of Wanneroo, Perth WA

2028 UCI Pump Track World Championships

Perth confirmed as host city by formal Velosolutions LOI. The event is secured. The pump track is the only remaining condition.

Hard Deadline — Act Now

The construction window to deliver a UCI-standard facility ahead of the 2028 Championships is finite. Every month of delay in the feasibility commitment compresses it further.

Grant Leverage

The 2028 World Championships LOI transforms this from a municipal line item into a State-significant international event legacy project — unlocking substantial State and Federal sporting infrastructure grants.

Community Use Every Day

The pump track serves the community year-round — from first-timers and families to elite athletes — not just during the Championships.

Pump Track World Championships competition

2028 Pump Track World Championships

Perth on the world stage.

The UCI Pump Track World Championships is one of the fastest-growing events in global action sports — elite competitors, international broadcast, and tens of thousands of spectators. Velosolutions, as rights holder and event financier, has confirmed Perth as the 2028 host city via formal Letter of Intent.

For Western Australia, this is a visitor economy and international event legacy opportunity that arrives once. Beyond the Championships, the facility hosts 20 to 25 global qualifier events annually — a sustained international event calendar, not a one-off.

Why Now

2034 is too late.

01

Youth Activation Crisis: The Growth Window Is Now

The North Coast corridor is entering its highest population migration surge right now — 2026 to 2031. Current plans defer key youth active infrastructure until 2034 and 2037. That is 8 to 11 years too late. An entire generation of young people in WA's fastest-growing corridor will reach adolescence without a single high-progression active space within reach.

02

High-Density Urban Shift Demands a Response

The City's own planning report acknowledges "more intense and higher density development along the coastal corridor than previously envisaged." Smaller lots, townhouses, minimal private outdoor space. The State's fastest-growing community needs shared infrastructure that replaces what density takes away — and the population growth to justify it is already here.

03

International Event Legacy Unlocks State & Federal Grants

The City's plan mandates grant assistance to offset the projected $770.8 million corridor infrastructure cost. The 2028 World Championships LOI transforms this from a municipal line item into a State-significant international event legacy project — providing the exact leverage required to unlock substantial State and Federal sporting infrastructure grants.

This evidence was formally submitted to the City of Wanneroo during the engagement period for the North Coast Corridor Community Facilities Plan.

Read the Submission
Full Vision · Staged Delivery

Wanneroo Action Sports Park

The 2028 Pump Track is Stage 1. The Wanneroo Action Sports Park is the full vision — a multi-discipline precinct covering every wheel-based discipline, built in stages as funding and planning allow.

Stage 1 is the most deliverable, the most fundable, and the one with the hard deadline. But it is designed from the outset as the foundation of something larger — not a standalone facility, but the first stage of a precinct that grows with the community it serves.

Stage 1

2028 Pump Track

Active · Deadline Driven

UCI-standard pump track. Secures the 2028 World Championships. The immediate deliverable — fundable, deliverable, and deadline-bound.

Stage 2

Multi-Discipline Expansion

Future Stage

BMX Freestyle, Skate Park, Skate Street, BMX Racing, Mountain Bike & Slopestyle — added as funding and planning allow, building on the Stage 1 foundation.

Stage 3

Full Precinct

Long-Term Vision

Scooter, Blades & Skates, Beginners & Balance Bikes, spectator infrastructure, broadcast capability, and athlete facilities — the complete Wanneroo Action Sports Park.

Full Precinct Scope

Built for every rider. Designed for the world.

When complete, the Wanneroo Action Sports Park will serve all 10 wheel-based disciplines — from a child on their first balance bike to an elite athlete competing on the international stage.

01

Pump Track

UCI-standard. Stage 1. The foundation of the precinct and the anchor for the 2028 World Championships.

02

BMX Freestyle & Park

Progression-focused design from beginner through to elite — serving one of the fastest-growing disciplines in the region.

03

Skate Park & Street

Full-scale street and park skating infrastructure, designed with input from local skaters, coaches, and discipline SMEs.

04

Mountain Bike & Slopestyle

Technical trail features and slopestyle elements — bringing MTB into the precinct alongside the other disciplines.

05

BMX Racing

A dedicated BMX racing track serving the competitive pathway from grassroots through to national-level competition.

06

Scooter, Blades, Skates & Beginners

Inclusive infrastructure for every rider — scooters, inline skates, and dedicated beginner and balance bike areas for the youngest community members.

Working name: Wanneroo Action Sports Park (WASP) is the working name used for campaign purposes. The confirmed facility name and site location will be announced once land tenure is finalised.

Want to be part of this?

Whether you're a State or local government body, a sporting organisation, or a community member — there are meaningful ways to support the 2028 Pump Track and the Wanneroo Action Sports Park.