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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.

Courtney Gets Diff-I-Cult

Courtney Gets Diff-I-Cult

Former Supercars champion James Courtney has shifted the focus on the Gen3 project to a kick in the tail. After the furore around the change to an electronic gearshift, with a decision still to be made between paddles and a lever, he said everyone in Supercars has forgotten about the

Winter Warmer Is Done

Winter Warmer Is Done

The Olympic Games and Covid have delivered a double punch to the running of this year’s SuperCheap Auto TCR Australia Series, with a delay and a gap in the calendar before a packed run to the end to the season. The Pandemic has also delivered another kick to the

Oscar Goes For Baku

Oscar Goes For Baku

A breakthrough win in Monaco has given Oscar Piastri the essential momentum as the FIA Formula 2 championship joins the undercard on the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku. Despite advancing to second in the F2 point-score in his rookie year, with three podiums from the first two meetings of 2021,

Gardner On Fast Track To Follow Father

Gardner On Fast Track To Follow Father

Former world motorcycle champion Wayne Gardner is predicting big things for his son Remy in MotoGP from 2022. As Gardner Jnr is tapped by KTM for a promotion next year, his father believes Remy will be more suited to the top-class bikes than he has been through the junior ranks.

Supercars Beats Formula One

Supercars Beats Formula One

Supercars, not Formula One, sits at the top of motorsport in Australia. The homegrown touring cars out-rated F1 at all levels, from trackside spectators to ordinary Aussies, in new research from the highly-respected Roy Morgan agency. The results come from a survey of the value of sponsorship which also show

McLaughlin Wants More

McLaughlin Wants More

Scott McLaughlin hit his target for the Indianapolis 500 when he raced to Rookie of the Year honours. But despite the honour, which came when he crossed the line in 20th place after running as high as fourth, he was not satisfied. “I put a lot of pressure on myself

Hello Makes History

Hello Makes History

Helio Castroneves was not good enough for Roger Penske’s IndyCar team but he was good enough to win for a landmark fourth time in the 2021 running of the Indianapolis 500. The 46-year-old veteran did the job for the lowly-rated Meyer Shank Racing team after starting eighth as the