Category: Repco Heritage

Paul Radisich is one of New Zealand’s great exports best known for Supercars career, but before this he was aiming for the lofty heights of Formula 1

Like Kleenex is synonymous with tissues, Hoover for vacuum cleaners and Kelvinator is for fridges, the Melway was just this for road maps in Victoria

Utes were always an Australian workhorse, but this changed in the 1990s when the still new to the market Holden Special Vehicles launched the Maloo

The name Kaditcha is one firmly ingrained on fans of the Australian Sports Car Championship during the 1980s as it dominated the category, but its roots date back to the 1970s and hold strong links to McLaren

The Formula 5000 era of the 1970s not only featured spectacular racing, but afforded the opportunity to Australia’s top open-wheel drivers to take on some of the world’s best and also win lucrative prize money

The Olympic and Paralympic Games are being held in Paris as motorsport has a link to the latter through star driver Alessandro Zanardi

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