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Where Now For Ferrari

Where Now For Ferrari

The giant celebrations for the 1000th grand prix in the history of Ferrari included a special event at the historic Piazza della Signoria in the Italian city of Florence. It began with a speech by John Elkann, the chairman of Ferrari. “Without a doubt the support the Scuderia gets from

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

All Change For DTM

All Change For DTM

As Supercars is taking the early steps towards its Gen3 future from 2022, while retaining a foundation commitment to old-school V8 engines, things are very different in Germany. After generations as a hotbed of manufacturer battles, the same as Australia through the Ford-versus-Holden decades, it is about to become a

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

Toyota Does Big Double

Toyota Does Big Double

Toyota might build some of the world’s most boring cars, offset by the world’s best air-conditioning, but it knows how to win in motorsport. It took a totally-predictable hat-trick at Le Mans with its TS050 hybrid on Sunday and reinforced its supremacy with an against-the-odds win at Rally

Race 27: View From The Couch

Race 27: View From The Couch

Scott McLaughlin and Fabian Coulthard shared the wins at the finish of three torturous sprints at The Bend in South Australia. McLaughlin took the final victory of the weekend and extended his margin in the Supercars championship to 215 points as his tail-gunner took the round win with the best

Race 26: View From The Couch

Race 26: View From The Couch

Tyre troubles and a terrible pitstop tore a big bag of points out of Jamie Whincup’s challenge for the Supercars championship in the second race at The Bend. As Whincup struggled for speed, and eventually trailed home in a lacklustre 17th place, Scott McLaughlin was able to sit comfortably