SUPERCARS, GT AND THE 12 HOUR SPLIT – PART 2
WITH THE sport divided, the 2015 Bathurst 12 Hour was run under the constant cloud of the Supercars test happening little more than two hours
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ADELAIDE’S F1 CARS DETAILED
SOUTH AUSTRALIA gave Australia its first taste of proper Formula One racing, and the state retains a deep love for the sport as a result.
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SUPERCARS, GT AND THE 12 HOUR SPLIT – PART 1
A MESSY schism between Supercars and the Bathurst 12 Hour in 2014 would ultimately lead to the former buying the latter; but the pathway to
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FINDING THE RIGHT FORMULA..
SEVEN YEARS ago to the day, CAMS, now Motorsport Australia, announced that the Australian Formula Ford Championship as we knew it would end and Formula
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CROCS, CARNAGE & COVID IN TOWNSVILLE
WE trust that groove in the couch is wearing in well, welcome to leg three of the Supercar Northern Stretch, as the circus takes on
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THE MAKING OF JLB
When young drivers make it to the highest level of motorsport, the path to that achievement is usually little known. Like most sports, the back
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WELL BEFORE Formula E was a concept and discussions about climate change felt less evangelical, Honda pioneered the racing green movement with their ‘Earth Dreams’
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THE CARS ‘STORMIN NORMAN’ MADE GREAT
It is just on fifty years since Norm Beechey won the second round of the 1970 Australian Touring Car Championship at Bathurst in his game
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SCOTT DIXON ON INDY CAR, BATHURST AND MORE
HE GOES about his business with limited fanfare and with the ego-free, positive approach that you expect from Kiwi’s in normal life; but there’s nothing
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FEATURE: TIM CINDRIC ON McLAUGHLIN, SUPERCARS AND MORE
SCOTT McLaughlin has begun a journey that could ultimately see him rank with the most successful drivers New Zealand, and his adopted Australia, have ever
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