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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.

2020 Ford Fiesta ST

2020 Ford Fiesta ST

Cars like the Ford Fiesta ST are keeping the fun in driving. It’s petite and perky, with enough punch from a tiny three-cylinder engine to qualify it as a 21st century hot hatch. The Fiesta is not as all-out fast as some of the bigger new front-wheel drive pocket

Motorsport Is Moving Again

Motorsport Is Moving Again

Ten renewed rounds of national championship motorsport are confirmed for 2020 as the carsales TCR Australia series and the Australian Rally Championship return from furlough. TCR contests will headline the six-round calendar for the Australian Racing Group, which also features S5000 single-seaters, while the forest racing series has been trimmed

2020 Toyota Supra

2020 Toyota Supra

You don’t have to dig far to find the BMW roots in the Toyota Supra. But that’s not a bad thing. The Japanese coupe is part of a sports car collaboration between Germany and Japan that has brought the droptop Z4 back into the BMW line-up while reviving

Courtney Is The Comeback Kid

Courtney Is The Comeback Kid

James Courtney is talking like a kid again as he prepares to fire up in a Boost Mustang for the rebooted 2020 Supercars season. He sounds more like a 10-year-old rookie karter than a 39-year-old Supercars veteran as he unwraps the packaging around the new deal that puts him into

Big Bang For Bathurst

Big Bang For Bathurst

A full-bore Bathurst with a packed grid of more than 40 cars is one of the proposals to put more punch into the return to Supercars racing in 2020. The seven-time winner of The Great Race, Triple Eight team boss Roland Dane, believes maximum action is essential for a race

Reverse grid racing to add uncertainty

Reverse grid racing to add uncertainty

Reverse grid racing is at the heart of a plan to inject extra sizzle and uncertainty into the 11-race championship that will bring Supercars back to life in 2020. Flipping the grid is one of the proposals for two-day meetings without spectators, and only a single two-driver enduro at Bathurst,

Karting To Lead The Charge

Karting To Lead The Charge

Karting will lead the return of Australian motorsport under the most comprehensive COVID-19 comeback plan in the country. While Supercars and TCR Australia are still working on their plans for a re-boot of racing, the 6500 karting license holders have been delivered certainty and a survival package. Karting Australia says