Bruce Stewart – A Shark’s Game
Team bosses and owners in the Supercars Paddock are most likely to be former drivers, like Brad Jones, Jamie Whincup, Tim Blanchard or Dick Johnson.
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58 Milestone Moments from Adelaide
The Adelaide Parklands sure have seen some spectacular moments. Here, we run through the highlights, from 1846 to the present. 1846 - Horse racing commenced
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How to make Motorsport TV
Have you ever wondered how the pictures from the racetrack arrive on your screen? As it transpires, there is a lot more to it than
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Noise and Motorsport Venues: A Deep Dive
Noise may be the natural byproduct of motorsport, but it’s also one of its biggest hindrances. On multiple occasions over the past fortnight, the subject
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How AI improved Bathurst’s TV product
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE played a significant role in this year’s Repco Bathurst 1000 broadcast on Fox Sports and Channel 7. Supercars Media, the in-house Supercars Production
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Bathurst 1000: A Blockbuster on the Box
IN EVERY respect, the Repco Bathurst 1000 is Australian Motorsport’s showpiece event. It’s part of the Australian sporting fabric, a day as intrinsically etched in
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Bathurst 1000: The Wildcard Rollercoaster
They claim many of the headlines heading into the Great Race - and over the past 14 years, the Bathurst 1000 wildcard fleet has experienced
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TRT-supported team to enter Aussie Racing Cars in 2024
NINE-TIME South Australian State Champion Asher Johnston will make a return to National level competition in 2024 via entry in the Battery World Aussie Racing
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Bathurst 1000: Bathurst City Guide
Welcome to Bathurst, one of our favourite places on earth. Team TRT loves the place - obviously, there’s Mount Panorama, but the downtown of Australia's
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Bathurst 1000: 2014 – The Worst & Greatest Race
It was the greatest race, and it was the worst race. WORDS & IMAGES: Mark Walker HEADER IMAGE: Nissan Motorsport/Dirk Klysmith And at seven hours,
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