Businessman Adam Troost plans to sell a contemporary unit at Point Piper valued at about $12.5 million, according to multiple reports. The proceeds are intended to help finance the formation of a classic car racing and rallying team that would compete overseas. The planned events include races and rallies in Europe and the UK, as well as locations around the Mediterranean. The reports describe the property sale as a way to raise funding for the team’s participation abroad rather than as part of a broader change in business operations. While the articles agree on the sale value, the suburb and property type, and the overseas racing goals, they do not provide additional details on the team’s ownership structure, sponsorship arrangements, or which specific events or dates are being targeted. Overall, the coverage focuses on the link between the property sale and Troost’s stated aim to establish a racing team capable of taking part in classic car competitions across multiple regions.