Category: Repco Heritage

A debate raged within the Repco Garage office as the editorial team discussed the best racing games, so here is the result starting with the 1980s

Pre-dating the days of Japan’s compact four-wheel-drive halo models such as the Subaru Impreza WRX STI and the Mitsubishi Lancer Evo was a Ford hatchback accessible to the masses

It appears timely as the arguments continue regarding parity in Supercars at the moment, The Repco Garage reflects on other eras where domination has taken place

Ford caused a stir at the Melbourne Motor Show in 1969 when it displayed the XT Falcon ‘Super Roo’ coupe concept

Following on from his attempt with Peter Brock in 1984, Larry Perkins returned to Le Mans four years later as part of Tom Walkinshaw Racing’s crack Silk Cut Jaguar team to contest the world’s ultimate endurance race

As the Repco Garage builds up to this year’s 100th anniversary of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the success of New Zealanders at France’s temple of speed has been frequent in recent years

Nearly 40 decades since supporting an all-star Australian attack on the 24 hours of Le Mans, the name Jane will once again return to the iconic French event

It’s 50 years since Subaru officially launched its Australian operations from when it has grown from a niche Japanese manufacturer to one of the most popular in the country

Coca-Cola Racing by Erebus maybe leading the Repco Supercars Championship in 2023, but 25 years ago the celebrated soft drink brand was doing so with former World 500cc Grand Prix champion Wayne Gardner

Was Steve Masterton Australia’s fastest builder? There was no doubt during the 1980s he gave it a fair shake and was one of Ford’s leading contenders alongside Dick Johnson