Author: Shane Lawrie

After a bit of a hiatus the Stadium Super Trucks are set to return to the Supercars line up with 7 events in 2021. Current races that the Stadium Super Trucks will appear at are Tasmania, Darwin, Townsville, Sydney Motorsport Park (which could be an opportunity to run under lights!

The 3rd and final round of the West Australian Nitro Championship was held at Perth Motorplex on Saturday 20th March 2021. Nitro Funny Car Beach Bomb driven by Andrew Katavatis was the eventual winner!  

It’s pretty easy when capturing most sports to forget that some pretty cool stuff happens away from the main action! .. Here’s what we caught at Round 3 of the 2021 WA Nitro Championships at the Perth Motorplex.

The WA Sporting Car Club is giving those who are at the entry level of motorsport a chance to compete at their race rounds with the first of these being at the 2021 March Night Masters. Entrants will be groupped into two lots and sent out for four laps per

Yep. We wrote that headline. Deal with it! Ford Mustang’s 100th podium came about after Cam Waters in the Monster Energy Ford Mustang took out 2nd in the 1st race of the weekend. Water’s said after the race that it wasn’t a bad day.

Well what a weekend Sandown was! Van Gisbergen clearly the star of the show after injuring his shoulder he drove from P17 in the first race of the weekend to finish 1st and then continued his form through the second race of the weekend. Teammate Jamie Whincup finished third and

While the focus for the Night Masters is always on the night racing, motorsport fans can come get their fix of open wheel racing during the day with Formula Vee, Formula Ford and Formula Racing (aka Classics/Historics) hitting the track from 11.50am onwards. FORMULA FORD The Formula Ford

Due to torrential rain in the region, organisers were unable to receive a permit from ACT Parks and Conservation Service, meaning the event was unable to go ahead this weekend.   “We’re disappointed that the event has to be postponed, however event organisers have worked quickly to secure a

PHOTO: David Turk PixelCulture.com In blistering heat, the 12th Make Smoking History Targa South West was dominated in all classes on Saturday as 40 competitors raced the clock along 117 competitive kilometres in Western Australia’s Southern Forest region.    Steve Jones and Caleb Ash in the Modern

Brodie turned around his worst qualifying effort to his best effort in the day’s second race to start seventh on the grid. Meanwhile, Will bettered his qualifying time by half a second, though it was only good enough for P19 on the grid.   The cars were lightning fast