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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.

Anzacs On Top At Indy

Anzacs On Top At Indy

Scott Dixon and Will Power topped the charts at Indy on the final day of practice before teams turn up the turbo boost ahead of qualifying. Scott McLaughlin was back in the pack, only timing 23rd, as his up-and-down preparation for his first Indianapolis 500 continued to run into minor

Red Cars Romp

Red Cars Romp

Ferrari upstaged Mercedes and Red Bull as Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz topped the times on the opening day of practice for the Monaco Grand Prix. The Bulls and Benzes have yet to engage their qualifying boost settings, which should take them back to the top when the going gets

McLaughlin Moving Up

McLaughlin Moving Up

The man in the ‘Yellow Submarine’, Scott McLaughlin, jumped eight places on the second day of Indianapolis 500 practice. After running 25th on the first day at The Brickyard, he improved to 17th place as Will Power slumped from the leading group down to 15th. McLaughlin’s effort came after

Moffat Winds The Clock Back

Moffat Winds The Clock Back

The iconic Allan Moffat Mustang from the 1970s is back, with a twist. Actually, it’s a double twist as James Moffat will be driving and the Mustang is a new-age Trans Am racer and not the original Kar Kraft ’stang that carried Allan Moffat to a stunning 99 victories.

Promising Power As McLaughlin Battles Indy

Promising Power As McLaughlin Battles Indy

The opening day of practice for the 2021 running of the Indianapolis 500 could not have gone better for Will Power, although his Team Penske sidekick Scott McLaughlin was back in the pack after car troubles. Power ran the quickest lap of the day at 226.470 miles-per-hour in the

Race Wrap: Monday, May 17

Race Wrap: Monday, May 17

PORTUGESE POWER PLAY The most famous jump in rallying, at Fafe in Portugal, gets its annual workout this weekend with the return of the World Rally Championship. The series has become a two-way battle between Hyundai and Toyota, with the Japanese brand on top – for now – with its Yaris WRC

More Calendar Changes

More Calendar Changes

The ongoing pandemic is continuing to wreak havoc with global motorsport as Formula One, IndyCar, MotoGP and the World Rally Championship continue to make changes to their 2021 calendars. Even as Monaco is set to run with the return of (some) spectators and a celebration livery at McLaren, saluting Gulf