Team TRTB6HR Field Set
THE FULL entry list, including drivers, has settled ahead of the 2023 running of the Hi-Tec Oils Bathurst 6 Hour this April 7-9. The 'Bathurst's biggest enduro' tagline rings true, with 60 cars and 156 drivers currently confirmed across the eight classes. CLICK HERE to view the entry list. A few remaining teams are yet to confirm second or third drivers, meaning that number should approach 160 by the time the green flag drops on Easter Sunday morning. The field is packed with talent, with well-known motorsport names like Marcos Ambrose, Will Davison, Anton de Pasquale, John Bowe and Tony D'Alberto
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Mark WalkerRichos Together for a Cause
The Richards clan came together to support a cracking cause on the weekend, as a Gippsland private car collection was thrown open to the public. Jim, Steven and Clay Richards were star attractions at Ray Ikin's Traralgon shed on the weekend, with the endeavour raising money for the local chapter of the Cancer Council's fundraising efforts. As you can see, it was a reasonably big deal, with a staunch crowd supporting the event, getting up close and personal with an eclectic mix of schmick road cars and racing replicas. All told, the day raised over $6,000 - a job well
Continue readingMarcos Ambrose Returns
MARCOS AMBROSE will return to both the track and the TV screens at Mount Panorama for the 2023 running of the Hi-Tec Oils Bathurst 6 Hour, this April 7-9. The two-time Supercars Champion and NASCAR race winner, who now heads Garry Rogers Motorsport's young driver development program, will make his long-awaited on-track racing return driving a Ford Mustang with George Miedecke and Tim Brook. As well as racing, Ambrose will also join the Stan Sport broadcast of the race across the weekend, offering his insight and commentary on the keys to tackling the Mountain. Ambrose was entered in the same
Continue readingAlbert Park, Motorsport & Politics: A 90-Year Battle
While the Formula One circus rolls into town for next weekend’s Australian Grand Prix, the 26th modern running of the event continues Albert Park’s rich circuit racing heritage, which dates back to the 1950s. However, its roots extend beyond that, with plans hatched in the 1930s to convert the lakeside setting into a downtown street circuit. This is the story of how car racing’s first attempt to take over the park 90 years ago crashed and burned in a political storm. Between 1953 and ’58, a total of six events were contested alongside the artificial lip of the Albert Park
Continue reading70 Years of the Albert Park Circuit
Next weekend, the Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit will come alive again, 70 years after the downtown track first played host to the Australian GP. And, it's a point not lost on the Grand Prix Corporation, who recently celebrated the milestone with a pair of machines that participated in that opening event by the Lake. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXJknGdsGPE Fortunately, the memories of those early days of competition at Albert Park have been kept alive on multiple fronts, with the State Library of Victoria's excellent archive providing an incredible trove of memories from the era of 1953-'58, where the venue was used for
Continue readingAce team signs V8 star
SUPERCARS star Will Davison will reunite with one of the Hi-Tec Oils Bathurst 6 Hour's most successful combinations when he returns to the race this April 7-9. The Shell V-Power Racing driver will line up in a BMW M3 Competition with race stalwarts Beric Lynton and Tim Leahey, winners of the race in 2019. That year the BMW team led every single lap of the race and won by a full lap, setting a race distance record in the process, in one of the most dominant performances in recent Bathurst history. They backed up that win with a fighting second
Continue readingThrowback: 2019 Australian Grand Prix
The last Australian Grand Prix event before the pandemic struck, and the final to be held on the original Albert Park layout had plenty of talking points. Firstly, the second event out of the box for the new Ford Mustang proved that it was the weapon of choice for season 2019, with Scott McLaughlin taking three wins, with Chaz Mostert picking up the pieces in race three. The biggest moment of that third race happened on the way to the grid, with Cam Waters coming together with Scott McLaughlin, eliminating both cars before a wheel was turned in anger. Making
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Richard CraillGrand Prix CEO Andrew Westacott on 2023
AUSTRALIAN Grand Prix Corporation CEO Andrew Westacott drops in a week out of one of Australia's largest sporting events this year. It's his last year at the helm of the Grand Prix and he talks about the challenges, the current year and the future. Then the boys talk all things F1, the fallout from Saudi, plus a deep dive into the Hots and Nots from the week that was! Spotify: Click HereApple: Click HereDeezer: Click Here Or listen on the Radio Show Ltd channel RS1 at 9pm (UK time) on Thursday nights.
Continue readingThe Beastly Sportscars of the Island Classic
Rounding out our trilogy of features from the 34th annual Phillip Island Classic is a look at some of the brilliant sports cars that tore up our most picturesque racetrack. Part 1: Open Wheelers | Part 2: Touring Cars | Event Photo Gallery From Le Mans legends to Can Am carporn, and everything in between, the Phillip Island showcase was simply exceptional. VIDEO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuACEsUuxZQ
Continue readingDJR Star for BMW
ANTHONY SOOLE will return for another crack at Hi-Tec Oils Bathurst 6 Hour success this year - and he's bringing more than just a star co-pilot along for the ride. The Sydney BMW M4 driver will once again have the services of Shell V-Power Racing Supercars star Anton de Pasquale this year, the DJR pilot having placed Soole's car third on the grid for last year's race. The experienced Adam Burgess completes the three-strong combination. However, it is a charitable cause that has the experienced Production Car racer the most fired up about his Bathurst return this year. Soole has
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