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MSR opening new Sydney facility in Moorebank 

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Motorsport Safety and Rescue (MSR) is vacating its current Sydney site in Marrickville, for much larger premises at 31 Heathcote Road, Moorebank, which will be fully operational from August 4, 2025.

Located 20 minutes from Kingsford Smith Airport on the M5 motorway, the new MSR location has more than 9,000 square metres of warehouse space, an additional carpark and hardstand, as well as new conference and function facilities.

MSR managing director Geoff Becker says the move to a bigger and more efficient facility at Moorebank was prompted by the continuing expansion of the Australian automotive industry and MSR’s key role within. 

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“By doubling our current Sydney footprint, this move will allow MSR to better serve OEMs, journalists, fleet managers and transport partners,” Becker says. 

“Not only is the site significantly larger, but it is also safer for trucking, more efficient for vehicle preparation, and offers better parking for clients and journalists. 

“In time, the new site will also allow launch presentations to take place at MSR before departing on drive loops that quickly and easily lead into the Southern Highlands, South Coast and Central West. 

“In the not too distant future, we also plan to offer an onsite area for photography/videography,” he says. 

The new MSR site is also less than 30 minutes travel from the CBD. It is also within easy walking distance of Liverpool train station. 

“We will also offer an improved after-hours service for those OEMs that pre-approve collections and returns outside of business hours,” Becker says. 

From August 4, all collections and returns (including trucking) will occur at the new facility.

Robert Barry

Robert Barry has been reporting on the Australasian automotive and transport sector since June 2003. A member of the New Zealand Motoring Writers Guild since 2005, Robert has also previously held the positions of secretary, vice-president and president. His work has appeared in newspapers, magazines, and on the web. He holds a Class 2 and a Class 4 heavy transport licence and knows his way around a manual transmission.

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