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- Lake Torrent Motorsport Centre is a failed project to create a new, purpose-built racing circuit for motorsports located in Coalisland, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland. The name is shared with the nearby Torrent River. Under development from September 2017, the project made little progress and was placed into administration in late 2018, with the site available to purchase from receivers as a commercial development opportunity in 2019. The project's failure was in part blamed on the below-ground works needed to fill and stabilise many historic mine working excavations. The anticipated completion date for phase-one involving the circuit and infrastructure buildings was 2019. The 163 acres (66 ha) site is situated on disused clay pits, previously providing raw materials for brick production, in an area traditionally known for coal mining. Initial groundworks were formally opened in September 2017, attended by Francie Molloy, MP for Mid-Ulster, unlike the continually stalled Circuit of Wales which has seen no actual development. (en)
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- Graham6 Architecture and Engineering (en)
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- Position of race circuit within County Tyrone shown in context of Northern Ireland (en)
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- Lake Torrent Motorsport Centre (en)
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- Manna Developments Ltd (en)
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- Lake Torrent Motorsport Centre is a failed project to create a new, purpose-built racing circuit for motorsports located in Coalisland, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland. The name is shared with the nearby Torrent River. Under development from September 2017, the project made little progress and was placed into administration in late 2018, with the site available to purchase from receivers as a commercial development opportunity in 2019. The project's failure was in part blamed on the below-ground works needed to fill and stabilise many historic mine working excavations. (en)
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