FIRST FOCUS, an Australian-owned business delivering Information Technology solutions to businesses worldwide, will become the title partner of the 2024 Radical Cup Australia Series. The First Focus Radical Cup Australia Series will see some of Australia’s quickest one-make racing cars tackle five rounds around Australia, commencing at the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit on April 12-14. First Focus specialize in IT consulting and infrastructure projects, Cloud Services, Connectivity, Cybersecurity and IT strategy – among a range of other services offered by their experienced team. First Focus and Radical Motorsport in Australia already have a long, existing relationship thanks to the

BATHURST'S biggest enduro has lived up to its tagline with a sensational Hi-Tec Oils Bathurst 6 Hour delivering again across the Easter Long weekend at Mount Panorama.  18,033 people attended the three-day festival of motorsport, the third-largest event attendance across the eight to have run so far. That was off the back of a record take up of campground sites this year, with more than 500 booked for the first time in event history. The event enjoyed a digital audience reach of more than 1.3m people - an event record - with more than 750,000 video views recorded on social

Jay Robotham’s busy motorsport schedule for 2024 will expand into the world of GT3 racing, with confirmation of a partial campaign in the Fanatec GT World Challenge Asia aboard a Mercedes-AMG for Climax Racing. At this stage, the events at the Chang International Circuit in Thailand, Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia, and the Fuji International Speedway are confirmed, with Robotham set to line up alongside Chinese driver Min Heng. The Chinese-based Climax Racing, meanwhile, are highly credentialled across the region, with success in GT competition with a range of marques, as well as in the ever-competitive Carrera Cup Asia. The

The Secure Wealth Advisers BMW M4 of Simon Hodges, Jayden Ojeda and George Miedecke has won the 2024 Hi-Tec Oils Bathurst 6 Hour after another thrilling conclusion to the production car marathon. The race appeared to be in the hands of the Bruce Lynton Service BMW M3 of Beric Lynton/Tim Leahey/Will Davison until a gearbox issue for Davison inside the final half an hour helped deliver Ojeda the race win. FULL RESULTS: https://bathurst6hour.com.au/results/2024-results/#Race  Ojeda and Hodges become the first back-to-back winners of the Bathurst 6 Hour, in what was the closest 1-2 and 1-2-3 finish in the history of the race. 

Two-time Bathurst 1000 winner Will Davison has set the fastest time in the final Friday session of the Hi-Tec Oils Bathurst 6 Hour. Davison and fellow Supercars driver Thomas Randle both went under the 2m 24s bracket in their BMW’s, covered by just eight hundredths of a second having posted their laps on their first and second flying laps respectively. On combined times across both practice sessions today, Davison edged practice one pacesetter David Russell by 0.0069s and Randle - second in FP2 - by 0.08.  FULL RESULTS: https://bathurst6hour.com.au/results/2024-results/#Practice2 After the morning’s first practice session ran without interruption, Practice Two was