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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.

Molly Joins The SAS

Molly Joins The SAS

Rally champion Molly Taylor thought she was tough until she signed-on for Australia’s newest reality TV show. She is one of the sports stars and celebrities who were recruited for SAS, an elimination show screening soon on the Seven Network which uses the same training techniques and challenges as

F1 Getting Set For 2021

F1 Getting Set For 2021

There is still no Formula 1 calendar for 2021. Not even a proposed schedule. So Australian fans will be waiting for a while yet to hear the fate, and potential date, of next year’s Australian Grand Prix at Albert Park. The big change for next year is likely to

Rogers All-in For Bathurst

Rogers All-in For Bathurst

Garry Rogers is refusing to back down from his plan to run a Wildcard entry at the Bathurst 1000 with Nathan Herne as one of his drivers. He has his crew in quarantine, the cars are prepared, and he and team manager Barry Rogers are leaving Melbourne on Monday to

GRM and the SuperLicence Debate

GRM and the SuperLicence Debate

So who is Nathan Herne and what’s all the hoo-ha? Herne is at the centre of a debate around Garry Rogers Motorsport entering a wildcard at Bathurst. The 18-year old racer doesn’t qualify for a Superlicense, required to compete in Supercars, not having collected enough points in other

Silly Season Surprises

Silly Season Surprises

With the 2020 Supercars season ending somewhat prematurely at Bathurst mid-October, silly season talk has begun in earnest. Other than DJR Team Penske, Triple 8 and Tickford, a notable team to have a driver stand on the podium’s top step is Brad Jones Racing. With strategy changes around fast

Feeney Fired For Bathurst

Feeney Fired For Bathurst

Broc Feeney is hoping for the best 18th birthday present he can imagine at Bathurst. “I turn 18 on race day, so hopefully my first legal drink will be champagne on the podium,” Feeney said. In a year that is far from normal for co-drivers in The Great Race, the

Lewis Only Third

Lewis Only Third

Lewis Hamilton sounded more like a spoilt child than a champion on the verge of history after the Russian Grand Prix. He could have equalled Michael Schumacher’s all-time grand prix win record in Sochi but threw the chance away, firstly with a mistake in qualifying and then with a