Author: Shane Lawrie

The 2020 WA Sporting Car Club season is heading fast towards the November Nightmasters finale with the second last meet of the season scheduled for Saturday 31st October and Sunday 1st November 2020. Two days of racing will feature an increased three feature races from the normal two with the

Today, the Finalé, was the final chance for those within striking distance of a podium to drive ten tenths to make it happen, or for those with a comfortable lead, to preserve position and not make any mistakes. That can be a tough ask when there are thousands of spectators

The marathon Day 3 was hot, reaching temperatures of 31 degrees, challenging man and machine at the 16th Make Smoking History Targa West in Toodyay, Chittering and Bullsbrook, north east of Perth. Today was Leg 2, the longest and toughest day of Make Smoking History Targa West covering 461 kilometres,

Western Australia delivered warm sunny spring weather for Day 2 of the 16th Make Smoking History Targa West which took to the streets of Parkerville, Mundaring and Kalamunda, including the Zig Zag today. Today was Section 2 of Leg 1, consisting of eight stages, 76.56 competitive kilometres and a

In beautiful sunny conditions this morning, 54 rally cars competing in the 16th Make Smoking History Targa West rally drove high octane excitement into Forrest Place in the City of Perth for the tarmac rally’s Ceremonial Start. In his first official public appearance, new City of Perth Lord Mayor

After shutting up shop early for the year in March due to the COVID-19 restrictions, Perth’s Kwinana Motorplex reopened for its first public event with a bang as a massive 630 runs down the drag strip, 20 burnouts and a fantastic turnout in the stands showing how much

CLCRF is a Western Australia charity that is close to both team owners, Brad and Kim Jones, hearts. BJR will carry the charity’s emblem on the B-Pillar of Nick Percat & Thomas Randle’s Supercar to raise awareness for this extraordinary charity. “We’re proud to be able to

Having already been at the forefront of the design work, led by Supercars, for Gen3 componentry since April this year, Triple Eight, as the current and final Factory Holden Team, has been charged with the design of the Gen3 Camaro race car body by Supercars while being endorsed by GM.

The team arrived in Bathurst yesterday, after spending two weeks preparing in Mount Gambier, between events. “I could not be prouder of our team with the preparation we have been able to complete coming into this weekend,” Ryan said. “Being at Carlin and Gazzard in Mount Gambier, and having James

Tickford’s travelling crew has been away from its Victorian base since July 6, completing seven race events across Sydney, Darwin, Townsville, and Tailem Bend, and temporarily basing its operations out of Sea World Resort on the Gold Coast. Fresh from winning the most recent race on the calendar at