Our Recycling Plan
Phase 2: The Recycling Center
Once the track is fully open and generating revenue, Olympic International Motorsports Park plans to launch an eco-friendly tire and glass recycling center right on the property. This facility brings in steady income year-round and is a major selling point for county planners during our permit process — showing that our operation is a long-term community asset, not just a racetrack.
The Glass & Concrete Partnership
We plan to crush community glass bottles into clean, safe construction sand. Here's what makes this especially powerful: our property sits right next door to a concrete plant. That means we can sell or trade our sand directly to them through a side gate — without ever putting a single heavy truck on the public highway. This completely eliminates road traffic objections from the county, one of the most common hurdles for industrial operations.
The Tire Disposal Loop
Blown tires are a real problem at any motorsports facility — and in our local woods. Our solution is a closed-loop tire disposal program. Drivers will pay a mandatory $5 eco-fee per blown tire, keeping tires out of the environment and funding the operation. Those tires then go through an industrial shredder to produce premium rubber mulch, which we sell in bulk to local landscaping companies, playgrounds, and farms at $400 per ton.
Why This Matters for the County
The recycling center isn't just a revenue stream — it's a direct response to common permit objections. No highway truck traffic. No tire dumping. No glass waste. Instead, we're turning potential liabilities into community assets and showing county planners that Olympic International Motorsports Park is built to operate responsibly for the long haul.
When Does This Launch?
The recycling facility is Phase 2, launching after the track is open and operational. We're laying the groundwork now so we can move quickly once we're up and running.