Few aquatic venues are as iconic as Australia's North Sydney Olympic Pool. Established in 1936, and situated on the shores of Sydney Harbor with panoramic views of the Sydney Harbor Bridge and Opera House, this facility remains a cornerstone of competitive swimming.
In 2026, the pool made major renovations and reopened as a world-class destination that honors its rich heritage. This pool renovation demonstrates how aquatic facilities can successfully balance competitive excellence with broad community engagement.
At a competition-caliber pool, accurate timing is essential. 1/100th of a second can determine a personal best, qualifying time, record, or race result. That is why selecting the best swim timing system is not simply an equipment decision—it is an investment in athletes, meet operations, and the long-term reputation of the facility.
North Sydney Olympic Pool selected Colorado Time Systems’ Gen7 Legacy swim timing system. The facility’s comprehensive timing and scoring solution also includes AquaGrip® touchpads, titanium deckplates, and a 10mm LED video display that measures 1.6m x 3.2m (5.2 ft x 10.5 ft) that is sure to impress athletes, coaches and spectators.
We thank our partners: International Quadratics PTY (Pierce Pools) for facilitating North Sydney in choosing the best swim timing equipment available.
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The redevelopment of North Sydney Olympic pool represents a significant investment in the future of aquatic sports. While preserving the facility's historic character, the project modernized the venue to better support competitive swimming, training programs, aquatic education, and community recreation.
When planning a new competitive pool, choosing the best swim timing system and a high-quality aquatic video display matters. The right technology protects the integrity of every result, simplifies meet operations, enhances the spectator experience, and helps the facility achieve its full potential.
Our team specializes in developing customized solutions that meet the unique needs of aquatic facilities across the country.