Hyundai concluded its home event, the Hyundai Monterey Sports Car Championship at WeatherTech Raceway, with a third-place finish in the Laguna Seca 120 for the No. 19 Hyundai Veloster N TCR driven by Rory van der Steur and Tyler Gonzalez
Author: Shane Lawrie
Shane Lawrie
Head unpaid intern of Behind the Sport and former gimp at Drive Tribe, he might not be the most technical motorsport fan, but enjoys a good race!
Albury-racer Jordan Boys will make his solo Supercars debut in a Winton wildcard with Image Racing and the Erebus Academy this month
Over the weekend we released our 50th episode with guest Jessica Dane just in time for the Supercars return to Perth, Western Australia. Another fantastic guest who by the end of it left us feeling like we’d known her for years! Here’s a look back at the other episodes
2021 WA Sports Sedan champion Ryan Humphries is heading to the Bathurst 12 hour and is taking us behind the scenes of his preparation for the trip and race and some laps of Wanneroo Raceway
Sunday saw the final races across all categories. A huge crash by Scott Pye which he walked away from halted proceedings for an hour. When racing resumed it was fast. It was close. It was at times controversial. Check out our gallery ahead of our full wraps coming this week
The sophomore pips the Championship leader to pole, with Masia third and Foggia fourth
The front row is split by just 0.032, with Moto2™ seeing a new name start from the front – and Canet ahead of Vietti
The Ducati rider demolishes the lap record, a staggering 0.453 clear of the rest to take pole ahead of the reigning Champion
The day had finally arrived for the return of the Supercars to Perth. Supercars opened the day with practice and finished it off with their first race at Wanneroo Raceway since 2019
After many false starts at getting that illusive win in Perth, Van Gisbergen has finally done it