Photos Mark Walker March 15, 2024

Phillip Island Classic: Open Wheelers

Across a wide array of machinery covering multiple generations and categories, the 2024 Phillip Island Classic featured a sensational array of open wheelers.

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Photos Mark Walker March 14, 2024

Phillip Island Classic: Group N

Forever a crowd favourite, the Group N Historic Touring Cars turned on a big show at the 2024 Phillip Island Classic, with two full fields of cars and plenty of action.

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Feature Mark Walker March 13, 2024

Phillip Island Classic: The Videos

Although there was a lack of TV or streaming from the 2024 Phillip Island Classic, there appears to have been a lot of cameras rolling! Do you have a clip to include? Shoot us a message on the socials @theracetorque, and we will add it to the mix. An expensive clash of Indycar and F5000... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyeoKuWNEWY&t=87s Some classic Group A battles at the front of the field... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQ2LtHsPFkg Fancy sharing the racetrack in your Mini with a mega-dollar Ferrari 230 LM... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0CCpDEeaqJA There was a massive field of Formula Fords in attendance, with Johnathon Miles turning on an absolute clinic

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News TRT Media Release March 13, 2024

Bloxsom Confirmed for Carrera Cup

PORSCHE Michelin Junior Lachlan Bloxsom will continue his rise through the one-make Porsche ranks this year, confirming he will step into the Porsche Paynter Dixon Carrera Cup Australia Championship with McElrea Racing in 2024.  Bloxsom, 19, makes the step to Carrera Cup following two strong learning seasons with McElrea in Sprint Challenge competition, that included several podium finishes. The Queenslander, who alongside his racing is currently studying a double degree at the Queensland University of Technology, has also gained significant experience in one-make Excel and Toyota 86 competition ahead of his Porsche debut debut. Bloxsom joins McElrea's strong four-car squad

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Podcast Team TRT March 13, 2024

The great Greg Rust co-hosts On the Grid!

The TV legend and host of the incredibly popular Rusty's Garage drops by On the Grid to discuss all things motorsport. In a pod about podcasting, catch up with some behind-the-scenes chat on Rusty's Garage, current events, plus a preview of this weekend's AWC Race Tasmania, with the Shannons SpeedSeries dropping by Symmons Plains. Then, Craill and Walker break down the week that was with a hearty serve of Hots and Nots. Tune in with your Podcast player of choice or listen below. Spotify: Click HereApple: Click HereDeezer: Click Here

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Photos Mark Walker March 12, 2024

Phillip Island Classic: Sports Cars

Across multiple classes and various generations, the Sports Cars came out to play at the 2024 Phillip Island Classic. From the almighty McLaren M8 and the incredible Ferrari 250 LM to homegrown Aussie specials, there was something on track for every taste.

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Photos Mark Walker March 11, 2024

Phillip Island Classic: F5000s

Whenever the thunderous F5000s crank over at a race meeting, you know that they will be a highlight. For the 2024 Phillip Island Classic, the best of the local Aussie brigade were joined by their New Zealand-based cousins. Awesome ensued.

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Photos Mark Walker March 10, 2024

Phillip Island Classic: The Tourers

The best of Australian Touring Car Racing came out to play at the 2024 Phillip Island Classic. From recent generation Supercars to Group A, Group C and even Super Touring, there was plenty on offer for lovers of tin tops.

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Feature Dale Rodgers March 9, 2024

Set to Jett: The Third-Gen Johnson

There have been many dynasties in Australian Motorsport, but few can boast three generations. The Johnson family is one that spans over 50 years of racing and carries one of the most famous names in the sport's history. This fact is not lost on the youngest member, Jett Johnson. While he is proud to continue the family legacy, the young Super 2 driver wants to make his own mark and build his own story based on his ability and not just his surname. “This year is going to be different in the way I approach my racing. That Johnson name

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