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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.

AGP For S5000

AGP For S5000

Home-grown S5000 single-seaters are heading back to Albert Park in a fresh sign of confidence in the 2021 Australian Grand Prix. The final confirmation is still some way in the future, but a provision date in March is one of the key components of a shortened four-race S5000 season next

Cross Generational SUV

Cross Generational SUV

I am too old for the Toyota Yaris Cross. Yet, somehow, I am also too young. The smarties at Toyota Australia believe the Yaris Cross, its new tiny tot SUV, will sell to keen young 20-somethings who like leisurewear, gyms, take-away coffee and the latest phone Apps, and are prepared

Great Evans In WRC

Great Evans In WRC

Elfyn Evans has his fingertips on the trophy after a brutally shortened and disjointed season in the World Rally Championship. His rivals will need a massive mistake in the final event, the Monza Rally in the first week of December, to snatch the prize from the strongest and most consistent

Mir Makes His Move

Mir Makes His Move

Joan Mir could arrive in Australia next year as the MotoGP world champion. As Phillip Island is confirmed as one of the key events for the 2021 world championship, Mir has converted victory in the European Grand Prix into a near-unbeatable advantage in the 2020 title race. He only needs

Davison Is 17 Again

Davison Is 17 Again

Forget the receding hairline, Will Davison is 17 again today. That’s his racing number for 2021 and beyond as he rejoins Dick Johnson Racing, the team that gave him his big break in Supercars. Davison and Anton de Pasquale have finally been confirmed at Shell V-Power Racing after rampant

Davo Locked For DJR

Davo Locked For DJR

The scene is set for Will Davison’s emotional return to Dick Johnson Racing. Official confirmation of the 2021 drivers at the champion team will come before the end of the week. We know because Erebus Racing has just announced that Anton de Pasquale is leaving the squad, and is

Electric Bike Record

Electric Bike Record

The world speed record for an electric motorcycle is 408 kilometres-per-hour. This is important as a milestone in electrification, but also because it was achieved with a double-sided grand prix component on the first weekend in November. The first was Max Biaggi, a former MotoGP star who won four 250cc