Category: Repco Heritage

Regarded as one of the most advanced cars of its time, Holden’s two-door concept named the Hurricane may not have been released as a mass produced model, but gave the engineering team a chance to investigate future developments

The 1950s provided a shift for in the car market through the launch of the sports cars across the globe and Australia was not immune thanks to Buckle Motors

How good was the Peter Jackson Dash? Known within the media at the time as the Dash for Crash, it played an interesting role during the Australian Touring Car Championship rounds from 1992 until cigarette advertising was banned at the end of 1995

If there is one prestigious event all Formula 1 drivers want to win it’s Monaco and the history surrounding the event is truly amazing

A legend during the early years of the Australian Touring Car Championship, Jim McKeown has passed away

Imagine if the world’s best drivers racing at multiple events across Australia and New Zealand against the leading local contenders, well during the 1960s this did occur during the Tasman Series

Established in 1989 by local Speedway identity Winston Badcock, the Tasmanian Motorsport Hall of Fame was devised to honour the state’s rich history in racing

Wilby Park Raceway held its annual Retrospeed Classic sprints, featuring many great cars and plenty of enthusiastic entrants and fans

Production car racing was revitalised in Australia off the back of the early incarnations of the Bathurst 12 Hour, which moved to Eastern Creek in 1995 for its final edition as many manufacturers fought for outright victory

The Indianapolis 500 is part of world motorsport’s triple crown also consisting of the Monaco Grand Prix and the 24 Hours of Le Mans, but celebrates its 107th edition in May in its traditional month long lead in