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Coates Supercars Volunteers program to further support event volunteers

Supercars
21 Feb
Coates reinforces its commitment to supporting the dedicated volunteers who make motorsport possible
3 mins by Supercars.com
  • New Coates Supercars Volunteers program revealed

  • New program to further support Supercars event volunteers

  • Supercars events are supported by over 5000 volunteers each year

Longtime Supercars partner Coates will increase its presence at Supercars events, having secured naming rights of Supercars’ Volunteer Program from 2025.

The newest evolution in Coates’ 26-year relationship with Supercars reinforces its commitment to supporting the dedicated volunteers who make motorsport possible.

The newly established 'Coates Supercars Volunteers' program will enhance recognition and support for volunteers across all Supercars promoted events.

As part of this partnership, Coates will provide increased benefits, dedicated volunteer appreciation events, expanded recruitment efforts, and skill development opportunities.

Supercars events are supported by over 5000 volunteers each year, taking on roles from ticketing to scrutineering to flag marshalling, and play a critical part in the operations of each event.

Supercars General Manager – Commercial, Jamie Black, highlighted the vital role volunteers play in the sport and welcomed Coates’ expanded support of the program.

“Without the dedicated hard work of our volunteers, we simply could not go racing,” Black said.

“They are an amazing group of people who turn up rain, hail, or shine, and we are very proud to have the support of Coates in our efforts to reward our volunteers for their fantastic work.

“Having Coates on board as the official partner of our volunteer program means we can further recognize and support these invaluable team members, making their experience even more rewarding.”

Coates Chief Commercial Officer, Stephen Cowan, emphasised the company’s enthusiasm for backing the Supercars Volunteer Program and recognising the contributions of volunteers.

“Motorsport relies on the dedication and expertise of volunteers, and we are thrilled to support them through the Coates Supercars Volunteers program,” Cowan said.

“Coates has a long history of backing Supercars, and this partnership allows us to give back to those who play such a crucial role in the sport.

“From recruitment to training and appreciation, we are committed to ensuring volunteers feel valued and supported at every event, and hope to further bolster such a great and passion-fuelled program.”

Those interested in becoming a Coates Supercars Volunteer can register their interest by emailing volunteers@supercars.com.

The Coates Supercars Volunteers program will include recruitment campaigns through TAFEs, universities, grassroots motorsport clubs, and Coates’ extensive stakeholder network.

Volunteers will also benefit from skill development programs, ensuring they gain valuable experience while contributing to Australia’s premier motorsport category.

The 2025 Repco Supercars Championship begins next weekend at the Thrifty Sydney 500, taking place February 21-23 at Sydney Motorsport Park.

Adding to the action will be a high-octane Pit Party following Saturday night’s Supercars race, where electronic artists and performers Timmy Trumpet and Sunset Bros will play on SMSP’s Pit Straight, with fans welcomed onto the track for the heart-pumping show.

Tickets and corporate hospitality options for the Supercars season opener can be purchased via Supercars.com and Ticketek, with all tickets valid for Saturday granting access to the post-race party on Pit Straight.

The Thrifty Sydney 500 is proudly supported by the NSW Government through its tourism and major events agency, Destination NSW.

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