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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.

Alonso Hits Go Button

Alonso Hits Go Button

As the F1 fans come back in Russia, so Fernando Alonso is back with Renault. While his future rivals are focussed on the grand prix challenge in Sochi, the two-time champion is already working on his comeback with Renault – soon to be Alpine – in 2021. Alonso has made back-to-back visits

Whincup Must Win

Whincup Must Win

Championship challenger Jamie Whincup is the one under pressure in Adelaide this weekend, according to his Supercars rival Scott McLaughlin. The two-time title winner can get an early three-peat at The Bend with his Shell V-Power Mustang if he can build a 300-point buffer ahead of Bathurst, but told Race

MotoGP Put On Notice

MotoGP Put On Notice

Time is running out for the MotoGP wannabes who have been winning without Marc Marquez. The six-time world champion is still not giving a firm date for his return to the Repsol Honda team but makes it clear that he does not see a successor in the current MotoGP battle

Video: Beretta Leads Supercars

Video: Beretta Leads Supercars

Mark Beretta has already started work as the new Supercars anchor at the Seven Network. The veteran sports reporter has been a serious motorsport fan for decades and his passion is reflected in the first promotional video for the new $200 million Supercars broadcast deal. It is focussed entirely on

Supercars Back on Seven In New Five Year Deal

Supercars Back on Seven In New Five Year Deal

Fans of Supercars will finally get more of the free-to-air television coverage they have been missing under a new five-year broadcast deal. The Seven Network is promising live coverage of six Supercars events each year, which means it will be broadcasting half of the predicted 12 events on next year’

Supercar Trekkers

Supercar Trekkers

The great Supercars migration of 2020 has begun. Drivers and crews will be coming from around the country to Mount Panorama, but many will be diverting through Covid-19 quarantine time before landing at Mount Panorama. The unusual travel arrangements will not end once the race is run, either, with Queensland

Big Grids For Bathurst

Big Grids For Bathurst

People power is putting the punch into the program for the Bathurst 1000. With severely limited spectators and a ban on camping, it’s the competitors who are driving support for the biggest race on the calendar. Super2, Toyota 86 and Bathurst Tin Top races will combine to fill the