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Paul Gover

Paul Gover

Paul Gover has rallied, raced and reported since the 1970s in the most varied career of anyone who has picked up a pen in Australian motorsport.

Back to Back SMP with Fans and Lights

Back to Back SMP with Fans and Lights

Fans and floodlights will transform Sydney Motorsport Park as Supercars goes for a back-to-back return to racing. Winton is out for now as Supercars copies the double-header approach from Formula One with a return visit to Sydney in its revised 2020 calendar. A limited number of fans will definitely be

Fans Back For Darwin

Fans Back For Darwin

Supercars is set for another comeback milestone in Darwin. After a highly successful return to racing at Sydney Motorsport Park, spectators will be back for Hidden Valley in August. The good news in the Top End comes despite some uncertainty over the situation with the next scheduled event at Winton

Why Whincup is the GOAT

Why Whincup is the GOAT

After 500 Supercars starts it would be totally understandable if Jamie Whincup took his foot off the gas. Nah, not a bit of it. Whincup did not become the GOAT – Greatest of All Times – without lifting his race game year-on-year and race-on-race. Rolling up to Sydney Motorsport Park he was

Supercars Are Back!

Supercars Are Back!

Wow. It’s time to take a breath and get a grip. Supercars racing returned at Sydney Motorsport Park and it could hardly have been better. There was brilliant racing, upsets and emotion, and hardcore competition up and down the field. Yes, Scott McLaughlin scored two wins from three starts

Race 9: View From The Couch

Race 9: View From The Couch

Todd Hazelwood and Lee Holdsworth were the surprising stars of the final race at Sydney Motorsport Park. Hazelwood raced with the big guns in the early laps and even had a stint in the lead with his Holden Commodore before Holdsworth stormed home for second place in his Ford Mustang.

Race 8: View From The Couch

Race 8: View From The Couch

Paul Govers Notes from the Couch after Race 8 * Easily the best Supercars race in a very long time. Cam Waters and Scott McLaughlin showed that rubbing is still racing. * Proof positive that the Dunlop tyre allocation for Sydney Motorsport Park is an A-plus winner. Forcing teams to compromise on

Anton Could Race For Morris

Anton Could Race For Morris

The key player in the Supercars driver market for 2021 could be turning in a completely unexpected direction thanks to Paul Morris. Anton de Pasquale is the potential lead driver as Morris looks to return as a Supercars team boss. The rumoured plan would see Morris re-activate his race base