Automotive Events Group will hold its Japanese Car Day on Sunday April 24th with money from display cars being collected by Wheels for Hope and community group Rotary, the event welcomes any and all kinds of Japanese cars from classics, modern, custom and competition
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!
Have a listen as Sean McCabe and Shane chat about the week that was in motorsport and what’s coming up around the place. We spoke World Time Attack, Tarmac Sportz Time Attack, Drag Racing, Speedway, Karting and more!
Lexus will reveal its first dedicated battery-powered vehicle, the RZ 450e during a special online program on April 20th 2022. Lexus will use the reveal to share more details about the RZ 450e – the newest model in the Lexus Electrified line-up
For Grant Johnson, motorsport is all about having fun. If he’s not having fun, he’s not going to race. So how did this late bloomer to motorsport end up competing in the V8 Utes series?
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The Rome E-Prix returns on Saturday, April 9 and Sunday, April 10 with 100% capacity for the public, one of the first major international sporting events in the country after the end of the state of emergency for Covid-19
In the battles for the Competition and Supercharged Outlaws championship titles, Craig Geddes and Tim Stewart are hoping to secure their eighth and first national titles respectively at the event, which will also host round three of the Burson Auto Parts Australian Top Fuel Championship.
PremiAir Racing will be hunting success on both the East and the West Coasts this weekend, with the team’s Supercars outfit heading to the Beaurepaires Melbourne 400 while the Top Fuel dragster competes in the third round of the Burson Auto Parts Australian Top Fuel Championship in Perth
It has been more than 1,100 days since Valtteri Bottas stood upon the top step of the Albert Park circuits’ podium in 2019 and finishing ahead of teammate Hamilton and Red Bull’s Max Verstappen remains a highlight, three years on