When ‘The Kid’ blitzed it at Eastern Creek
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
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How Sydney Motorsport Park was proposed to be
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
When the Australian Touring Car Championship hit the Creek
Although the touring cars opened Eastern Creek Raceway in the form of the Nissan Sydney 500 in 1990, but it took a further two years until the maiden Australian Touring Car Championship to debut
Goodwood Festival of Speed continues to be bucket list item
Once again the world’s most exotic, luxurious, exclusive and historic vehicles all descended on the sprawling land of Goodwood Estate for the Festival of Speed
New Formula 1 movie trailer released
The new F1 movie starring Brad Pitt has released its first teaser recently during the British Grand Prix
The evolution of the hot hatchback
Hot hatchbacks or hatches are the supercar of the every man making the ordinary extraordinary
When Dick took on the world and nearly won
Dick Johnson was out for revenge in 1988 and by gee, he nearly pulled off a major coup at Silverstone
Repco Revs Up Its Brand and Marketing
Legendary automotive parts and accessories company Repco today revealed its new brand and marketing identity for Australia and New Zealand
Australia’s underdog Spa attack
This weekend marks the centenary running of the 24 Hours of Spa and during the mid-1980s there was an Australian invasion thanks to the international Group A regulations
When the World Rally Championship came down under
New Zealand was a regular fixture on the World Rally Championship calendar many years before Australia, despite previous efforts across the Tasman it didn’t work out until Perth