Category: Repco Heritage

The Ford Mustang maybe the hero model now for the Australian market, but 20 years ago a local team built a halo version to contest the Australian GT-Production Car Championship

The 1987 World Touring Car Championship was a controversial and political affair, but gave birth to two dominant models, the BMW M3 and Ford Sierra RS500 Cosworth

Hillclimb events were a popular motorsport discipline to the extent of receiving live broadcasts up until the 1970s and this occurred on the border of Melbourne’s metropolitan area just outside of Lilydale

Australian motorsport legend Peter Brock raced numerous times overseas, but in one case he teamed with one of Britain’s great drivers

Electric karts? Two-levels? PowerPlay karting in Melbourne has the best of both worlds

Hamilton Walker may not be a name known by many, who proved an innovative mind during the 20th century in New Zealand

There have numerous cases of spectators entering a live race track in their road-going vehicle, but NASCAR hosted a famous case of a fan stealing the pace car

When Nissan was a manufacturer locally, its Special Vehicle Division made the ultimate out of some mundane family sedans

The 1996 Australian Touring Car Championship season heralded a changing of the guard at the top of the title thanks to the injection of Craig Lowndes

Entering the 1990s, Sydney was about to the welcome a third motorsport venue joining Amaroo Park and Oran Park, but this one was aimed to bring international events to the harbour city