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!
Bryan Herta Autosport is back with an imposing stable of six Elantra N TCR cars and a Veloster N TCR entry managed by van der Steur Racing in 2022. The season begins with a four-hour endurance race on Jan. 28, 2022, ahead of the Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona race weekend.
Iain Sherrin’s Ontic Sports has handed over the category management rights to Troy Williams’ Production Car Racing Pty Ltd who is both a former competitor and previous general manager of Ontic since late 2020.
The ABB FIA Formula E World Championship returns this Friday and Saturday, 28 & 29 January with the opening two rounds of Season 8 racing under lights on one of the most technically challenging tracks of the series around the walls of the UNESCO World Heritage Site in Diriyah, Saudi Arabia.
Look, we don’t really have much to say about what you’re about to see in the video attached … other than, niiiiiiiiice. Lovely teaser McLaren!
The final few days leading up to any race is nerve racking but imagine going into your debut Dakkar Rally with a camera crew in tow documenting those 72 hours before the race. Can-Am’s Off-Road Livin’ series has been launched on YouTube and features Molly Taylor.
Australian oil brand Penrite has taken naming rights of both Ford Mustang Supercars, which will make their competitive debuts in Sydney in March. David Reynolds and Lee Holdsworth kicked off Australia Day celebrations at Luna Park on Wednesday.
Following the recent announcement regarding hard border closures made by the WA Government, the Australian National Drag Racing Association and the Perth Motorplex regret to confirm that Top Fuel Australia will be unable to attend the 2022 Westernationals event.
With 23 races occuring this year as part of the F1 calendar, the pressure has been on the F1 bosses to reduce the amount of commitments the drivers have outside of the cockpit and now they’ve released a change to the media calendar which essentially returns 24 days to the drivers over the year.
The Global League runs from Jan. 24–Feb. 14 with qualifying rounds on the iRacing VR-simulation platform. Players from 13 countries will participate in the qualifying rounds, out of which 30 players including the top two players from each country will move on to the final rounds.
The six round series is scheduled for a return to track on February 18 and 19 at Sydney Motorsport Park with some racing to be run under lights.
