MARK WINTERBOTTOM will notch up his 600th Supercars / ATCC start when he rolls into Perth next week, so it seemed like a good excuse to catch up with the Supercars Champion and Bathurst winner to reflect on his journey so far. Frosty talks about his sustained run of success at Tickford, his evolution from young gun to experienced veteran and just how much delivering Team18 their first Supercars win would mean alongside all his other remarkable achievements. Then it's a look back at the weekend that was plus and some more fiery Hot & Not nominations for our weekly

Supercars young gun Jay Robotham is heading back to Asia to contest this year’s Super Pickup category in the Thailand Super Series. After last year sharing the Caltex Young Stars wildcard at the Bathurst 1000 with Matt Chahda, Robotham has been picked up by the Ford/CRE squad to pilot a tough-looking Ranger. The four-round series features meets at the Chang International Circuit, with a highlight being the mid-year Bangsaen Grand Prix, contested on a wild beachside street circuit. The Thailand Super Series is a homecoming of sorts for the 20-year-old, who claimed victory in the 2019 TA2 Asia Series. Robotham

IN A MASSIVE boost for Speedway and especially Sprintcar fans everywhere, the Seven Network will carry Live and Free coverage of the West Aussie-based Maddington Toyota Sprintcar Series this Saturday night. Seven will stream the product live and free on their 7plus platform on Saturday night, having earlier this season run 'as live' coverage a day following each event. Response to the product, steered by well-known Motorsport producer Dean Neal, was so strong to the point where at one point, the on-demand coverage was reportedly second only to the Superbowl on Seven's platform in terms of audience uptake. This weekend,

A RACE win seems just around the corner as Aussie Thomas Sargent and McElrea Racing continued their impressive debut in the Porsche Deluxe Carrera Cup North America championship, leaving Long Beach with another pair of second-place finishes.  The reigning Porsche Michelin Sprint Challenge Australia champion remains second in the championship with four races complete in the 2023 North American season, having finished second in each of them. A fighting weekend for Sargent saw him score his first pole position and lead his first laps in the top one-make category in the United States, closing the margin to championship leader Riley

A STACKED 27-car grid, the return of a former national champion and the addition of a Bathurst enduro winner headlines this weekend's second round of the Australian Formula Open series, to be held at Sydney Motorsport Park. The strong field of 'wings and slicks' open wheelers will race at this weekend's New South Wales state championship event at the Sydney venue, with a massive combined field of Formula 3, Formula Toyota, Formula 4 and other cars entered - with some driving firepower to match. Returning to the series is 2015 Australian Formula 3 champion, Jon Collins. The Sydneysider will reunite

The first joint event featuring Supercheap Auto TCR Australia and the Kumho TCR World Tour will be hosted at Sydney Motorsport Park. Sydney joins the much revered and highly anticipated trip to Mount Panorama as part of the Supercheap Auto Bathurst International, forming Australia’s two legs of the Kumho TCR World Tour. Confirmed to take place on November 3-5, Sydney Motorsport Park’s race meeting will not just host the Kum-ho TCR World Tour's maiden Australian appearance but also be the first event to run under lights. Supercheap Auto TCR Australia’s roster of drivers will take on some of the world’s