Category: Repco Heritage

Ford may have an aerodynamic disadvantage now, but it was the other way around during the early 1990s when the Group 3A formula was in its infancy

A Sydney privateers refusal to sell his car led to a legend being born

Before New Zealand racing legend Paul Radisich joined the Dick Johnson Racing squad for a tilt at the V8 Supercars Championship in 1999, he was a leading driver during the halcyon days of the British Touring Car Championship

The Australian Sports Sedan Series raced at the Bathurst 1000 for the first time in 30 years last weekend and it proved a popular addition due to the mixes of configurations, models, plus the loudness

A $50 bet made by Horatio Nelson Jackson in 1903 in San Francisco became the forerunner to one of America’s great challenges involving the automobile

A Holden Commodore that two of the most famous Australian motorsport names drove will be on display at the Repco Trackside Store at Mount Panorama, Bathurst this weekend

The Repco Garage highlights some of the most spectacular incidents to take place at Mount Panorama

For fans of Australian touring car racing from the 1970s to 1990s, the surname Raymond was never far from your television’s volume dial

It’s more than 30 years since Mark Skaife won his first Bathurst 1000 and not quite 40 since he nearly made his debut at the Mountain, but the aura is never lost when the Mountain comes into view