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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.

Ferrari For Le Mans

Ferrari For Le Mans

It’s been more than 50 years since Ferrari last won at Le Mans. There have been plenty of class victories for the red cars, but the last outright success was in 1965. Now the legendary Italian supercar maker has decided the time is right to polish its badge with

Red Bull Playing Safe In 2021

Red Bull Playing Safe In 2021

The name of Max Verstappen’s blistering new bull tells you everything about season 2021 in Formula One. The car is called the RB16B, not the RB17. It is rock-solid proof that Red Bull Racing is relying on a development of last year’s race winning car to get the

Four Feisty Fighters - Plus One

Four Feisty Fighters - Plus One

Will Davison will win Supercars races in 2021. Chaz Mostert is near-certain to add to his victory total. It’s the same for Scott Pye and Nick Percat. But, looking at the 24-strong driver line-up ahead of the Mount Panorama 500 that will open this year’s championship, there are

Formula One Taking Focus For 2021

Formula One Taking Focus For 2021

Formula One is emerging from hibernation with the annual series of new-car unveilings that say a lot but reveal very little. The tiddler teams have been first, with AlphaTauri and Alfa Romeo starting the program, but there is something much more exciting around the corner. It’s the third series

New Look For Pasquale

New Look For Pasquale

The new-look Anton de Pasquale at Shell V-Power Racing is flashing more than just a factory-fresh Ford Mustang as he starts the next step in his career at the Mount Panorama 500. He has joined the Supercars fashionista with a new-look crash helmet and a new-age safety device that steps

Tekno Gearing Up For New Challenge

Tekno Gearing Up For New Challenge

Team Sydney is still on the Gold Coast. The uncertain Covid situation around the NSW-Queensland border has led a slimmer-and-trimmer Jono Webb, the Tekno owner, to delay the full-scale migration of his team to the harbour-side city. The southern base is complete and ready for its Supercar tenants, but Webb

RACE WRAP: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22

RACE WRAP: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22

KART WINNERS IN QUEENSLAND Defending champion Troy Loeskow took the biggest prize at the first leg of the Australian Kart Championship, scoring a dominant KZ2 victory. The delayed Ipswich event was run under lights and the premier junior category, KA2, was a triumph for Carter Mobbs as he drove from