Category: Repco Heritage

The Bates family and Toyota are synonymous in Australia as the long-time association will be celebrated at the Repco Adelaide Motorsport Festival

During the late-1980s and early-1990s there was a race at the 24 Hours of Le Mans to become the first Japanese manufacturer to win at arguably the world’s most prestigious event

Holden’s first model the 48-215 captured the imagination of the Australian public when it launched in 1948 with then Prime Minister Ben Chifley leaning on the guard of the first, but it wasn’t long before the motor racing community welcomed it with open arms

The second round of Repco D1NZ will take place at Hampton Downs and combines with the Super Sprint MotorSport New Zealand Championship for what will be an action packed event

Just like in Australia, New Zealand has its own fair share of lost circuits of which Pukekohe is the latest, but another constructed inside a race track is still revered in the form of Levin

David Brabham will drive one of the rare BT62 sports cars at the Repco Adelaide Motorsport Festival

A surprise event is to feature as part of the Australian motorsport scene later this year when the FIA World Rallycross Championship confirmed it was heading down under for its final round

Mercedes-Benz enjoyed a brief history at Mount Panorama during the Group A era of the mid-1980s, but one of the 190Es to contest the 1000 has made its return to Australian shores nearly 30 years later

Formula 1 personality Guenther Steiner is set for a wild ride at the 2024 Repco Adelaide Motorsport Festival when he jumps in a Ford Mustang Supercar alongside Supercars champion James Courtney

Two 1989 Brabham BT58 Judd V8s will be back on track in the Formula 1 category at the 2024 Repco Adelaide Motorsport Festival on March 16 and 17