RIVALS will be seeing double when it comes to the Wood family in this year’s Porsche Paynter Dixon Carrera Cup Australia Championship. Dale Wood – who finished third in the 2023 championship - has confirmed his return in 2024 and has also locked in a second car to be driven by his brother, vastly experienced GT racer Glen. Glen will sport the familiar colours of Ranbuild in 2024, continuing the family’s relationship with the Aussie-owned shed manufacturer that commenced last year. Ranbuild sheds are custom-made to your specific requirements, something they have been doing for over 70 years.  Local Ranbuild

Trentham Waters Resort is poised to elevate the region's tourism landscape and redefine luxury hospitality from late 2024 to early 2025. The resort is the brainchild of renowned former V8 Supercar Champion and two-time Bathurst 1000 winner Rick Kelly and his esteemed father, John Kelly, who, with the Kelly family group, were responsible for building and growing one of the largest turnkey touring car race teams in Australian history – Kelly Racing. "It’s certainly a shift in industries, but we’ve always enjoyed a challenge, and this would have to be one of the biggest!” said Rick Kelly. "Our vision is

Mega fields of the best historic race cars from around the region converge at the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit this weekend for the Classic Festival of Motorsport, with four huge days of on and off-track entertainment set to wow fans. With over 400 cars on track and over 1,000 displayed in the outfield, there will be something for everyone, with marques represented in the 11 competition categories set to include Elfin, Matich, Maserati, Chevrolet, Porsche, McLaren, Brabham, Chevron, Lotus, March, Reynard, Jaguar, Ralt, Rennmax, Ferrari, Dodge, Alpine, Van Diemen, Cheetah, BMW, Valiant, Shelby, Mazda, Ford, Holden, Kaditcha, De Tomaso,

A HUGE program of on-track action has been locked in for the 2024 Hi-Tec Oils Bathurst 6 Hour.  Culminating in the six-hour Production Car race on Easter Sunday, the three-day program packs in a massive on-track program of practice, qualifying and 19 races prior to the big one. CLICK HERE to view the full on-track schedule.  As well as the previously announced free to air coverage on SBS, the event will also be broadcast on Fox Sports and Kayo Sports this year. Six hour competitors will enjoy two, one-hour practice sessions on Friday prior to another 40-minute hit-out on Saturday morning

Brad Jones Racing Supercars endurance co-driver Jay Robotham is set to make a full-time switch to racing in Asia, with multiple programs planned for 2024 in the Thailand Super Series. Driving for Corliss Race Engineering, Robotham will carry backing from Australian company Lanotec as he competes in the GTM Championship aboard a MARC Mustang, plus in the Super Pickup class in a new-model Ford Ranger. For the GTM tilt, Robotham will line up alongside ex-pat Kiwi and team principal Craig Corliss, with the class combining an eclectic mix of vehicles, including GT3, GT4 and GTC, which encompasses vehicles such as