Largest Motorsport Country Club Unveils Final Resort Design

Colorado’s final resort master plan and track engineering has been completed for what is supposed to be the largest motorsport country club resort in the world. Herman Tilke, a famous racetrack architect, was responsible with the 2600-acre project, that includes four racetrack circuits, one off-road course, The Race Club, a luxury Private Residence club, estate lots and an equestrian center.

Tilke is also behind the racetrack designs of the F1 circuits in Bahrain, Shanghai and Abu Dhabi. At the MSCC, the German created the most extensive and diverse F1 and MotoGP tracks in the world, with over eight miles of racing surface. The updated version includes a 7,000-foot straightaway that also serves as a private jet runway.

"I have had the opportunity to create numerous Formula-1 race tracks in my career," said Tilke. "But this racetrack circuit is going to set a new standard for the future of motorsport clubs and resorts around the world."

The Race Club offers panoramic views of the entire resort. The trackside garage, pit lounges, professional paddock and driving school are located on the ground floor.

The upper floor features restaurants, bars, private lounges and locker rooms. The Residence Club is located on the resort's highest point, with views of the racetrack circuit and the Rocky Mountains.

It features luxury suites, a gourmet restaurant, a fitness club and spa, and an outside pool and deck.

"Our goal is to create the ultimate motorsport experience for those who like to challenge themselves on and off the track," stated Gary De Bay, President, CMO of MSCC and founder of EXPLOR Ventures.

"Based on EXPLOR's work with Nike Ventures, BMW Designworks, Exclusive Resorts, GE ecomagination and Renewable Choice Energy, we plan to use on-site solar, wind and geothermal technologies to power our resort and create the world's first carbon neutral motorsport resort."