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Paul Gover

Paul Gover

Paul Gover has rallied, raced and reported since the 1970s in the most varied career of anyone who has picked up a pen in Australian motorsport.

SWEET TREAT FROM ALFA ROMEO

SWEET TREAT FROM ALFA ROMEO

Many times in the car world it’s the Goldilocks cars that make the most sense. They are the ones that are not too fast and not too slow, not too old and not too new, not too costly and not too cheap, and one of them is the Alfa

KIMI IS GONE

KIMI IS GONE

The oldest driver in Formula One, Kimi Raikkonen, is retiring at the end of this year. He will be missed, not just because he is a former world champion who has never lost his combative drive to race, but because he is the most straightforward, transparent and blunt driver on

LOWNDES For formula one

LOWNDES For formula one

Craig Lowndes is about to revive his grand prix dream. Formula One was his target when he first went racing, and he has dabbled a couple of times in demonstrations, but now he is going against the clock for the first time at The Bend in South Australia. Lowndes is

WHY BROC FEENEY IS THE GOLDEN CHILD

WHY BROC FEENEY IS THE GOLDEN CHILD

Roland Dane says one thing tipped the scales in favour of 18-year-old Broc Feeney when he was finalising the talent search for a Supercars successor to Jamie Whincup. “I think he’s fast,” Dane tells Race.news. “We’re giving a talented kid a massive opportunity. He can go out

RACE RAP: Monday, august 30

RACE RAP: Monday, august 30

WHINCUP REPLACEMENT THIS WEEK Triple Eight will reveal its replacement for Jamie Whincup tomorrow morning at 0830 on the Gold Coast. The big money is still on Broc Feeney, who is starring in Super2 with The Bulls and even raced a Hyundai Excel at Hidden Valley to help him learn

A washout at Spa

A washout at Spa

There was no racing but Max Verstappen was the winner of the 2021 Belgian Grand Prix. As persistent rain lashed the Spa circuit on a miserable day in the Belgian forest, the only track laps were completed behind the Safety Car and half points were awarded for the shortest race

NORRIS Crashes, Verstappen poles

NORRIS Crashes, Verstappen poles

Daniel Ricciardo finally out-qualified his McLaren team-mate Lando Norris at Spa for the Belgian Grand Prix, but not the way he wanted … Ricciardo was left to pick up the pieces when Norris, who had dominated the first two sessions of qualifying, crashed during a Q3 deluge and sent himself to