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Re-set The Alarm

Re-set The Alarm

Rain at Bathurst means it’s time to re-set the alarm clock for race day. The lights will go out 30 minutes earlier than planned at Mount Panorama tomorrow as the race-day timetable becomes the newest change in the year of Covid. The official start time for the Bathurst 1000

Simplify Supercars

Simplify Supercars

James Courtney has called for an end to the “engineering arms race” in Supercars. The veteran racer, who has just renewed his Boost Mobile deal with Tickford Racing to the end of 2021, is hopeful that Supercars will be simpler under the upcoming Gen3 regulations. His suggestion for the 2022

History On The Block

History On The Block

One of the most memorable Mustangs in Scott McLaughlin’s time at the top of Supercars is heading to auction. It’s the demonstration car that the triple champion lapped in Adelaide alongside touring car legends Dick Johnson and Marcos Ambrose in 2019. Proceeds from the sale will go to

What An Anti-climax

What An Anti-climax

A brief dump of rain turned qualifying for the Bathurst 1000 into a fizzer. The last-gasp time trial was snuffed out just as the top guns prepared to fire in the crucial lead-up to the most important race of the year. Everyone but Lee Holdsworth was robbed as the underdog

Bathurst Is Weird

Bathurst Is Weird

Mount Panorama has never been like it is today. All the grass is freshly mowed, the signs are brightly painted, the cameras are in place and the flag marshals and all the other officials are on the job. The Supercars are also rampaging around the mountain, even if it’s

No Surprises At Bathurst

No Surprises At Bathurst

Everything ran true to form on the first day of Bathurst 2020. Cam Waters translated his speedy recent pace in the Monster Mustang into P1 at the end of Thursday, with Scott McLaughlin next and then Shane van Gisbergen in the quickest of the Holdens. Mustangs outnumbered Commodores 6-4 in

Gen3 Coupes Look Hot

Gen3 Coupes Look Hot

Red against Blue will continue as one of the key pillars for Supercars racing from 2022. Ford and General Motors have both committed to the next-generation of Supercars, with the Chevrolet Camaro set to go head-to-head with the Ford Mustang. Both cars will look much closer to their two-door showroom