HOT SHOTS: 100 not out
Broc Feeney will start his 100th Supercars race in Tasmania this weekend.
But he's not alone, although the other centenarian is more of a surprise.
It's Richie Stanaway.
Paul Gover
HOT SHOTS: Spark me up.
Ace photographer Andrew Hall has done it again, this time during the GT action at Sydney Motorsport Park.
"On the exit of Turn 5 there is a bit of a dip in the track surface and a kerb that is quite tempting for the drivers to gain a bit
DOWNSHIFTING: Tony Quinn
He is a force of nature. A brilliant businessman. But also someone who translates his passion and enthusiasm in motorsport at all level. His best buddy is Buzz Lightyear from the Toys movie franchise. He has even modified his catchphrase just a touch, to make it 'To Quinnfinity, and
THE AXE HAS FALLEN
Jack Doohan has lost his spot in Formula One.
After months of speculation, Flavio Briatore has made the change at Alpine just a day after the resignation of the French outfit's team manager, Oliver Oakes.
It's not a remote surprise, not because Doohan has struggled in
WHO DID IT BETTER?
Both of the McLaren drivers scored a victory at the Miami Grand Prix, as Lando Norris swept the sprint and Oscar Piastri claimed the main event.
But the reception for the two winners was very different, despite their 'Equal number One' status.
Here is Norris on Saturday afternoon,
HOT SHOTS: Jochen Mass.
The first time I went to Le Mans was in 1998, as a guest of Mercedes-Benz. The race was won by the Jaguar 'Tomcats' and I remember standing in the grandstand opposite the pits and singing 'Rule Britannia' with the joyous British fans.
One of the
Race Rap: Monday, May 5
Kimi is quick. It didn't take long for Kimi Antonelli to find his feet in Formula One, as he blitzed the field to take pole position for the Sprint at the Miami Grand Prix. He became the youngest pole sitter in grand prix history at 18 years, 8