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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.

Teen Gives Stars A Big Spray

Teen Gives Stars A Big Spray

No-one was remotely surprised when Supercars veterans Chaz Mostert and Garth Tander each added a victory to their impressive career totals in the mix-and-match ARG championship meeting at Phillip Island. But everyone was hugely surprised with a 17-year-old burger flipper from McDonalds did the job in a soaking-wet S5000 race

A Long Stroll In The Park For Aston

A Long Stroll In The Park For Aston

Aston Martin will head the field when it returns to Formula One in Bahrain. But Lawrence Stroll’s giant grand prix gamble, which comes at a time when the British sports car company is posting record losses of close to $1 billion, is not as good as it looks. The

D'Alberto Chasing TCR Bromance

D'Alberto Chasing TCR Bromance

Tony D’Alberto is hoping to re-discover his passion for the TCR Australia Series when racing resumes at Phillip Island. Last year’s championship runner-up felt jilted at the start of the 2021 season in Tasmania, when his Honda Civic Type R was closer to the back than the front

GAME ON FOR FERRARI IN 2021

GAME ON FOR FERRARI IN 2021

The most important grand prix car of 2021 is finally real. Ferrari has unveiled the SF21 with the hope that it can reverse its miserable and embarrassing results from 2020. A crackdown on engine performance last year, after strong indications that Ferrari was ‘gaming’ the regulations, resulted in a huge

Supercars Heavyweights Going GT

Supercars Heavyweights Going GT

A chance for some high-speed Bathurst practice has lured three of Supercars most successful drivers into the first round of the Fanatec GT World Challenge Australia at Phillip Island. They know that a front-running GT3 car will help to keep them sharp for the two-driver Supercars classic at Mount Panorama,

Slade Has Supercars Marriage Of Inconvenience

Slade Has Supercars Marriage Of Inconvenience

When Tim Slade rolls out at Sandown Park next week they could be playing the Bridal Chorus for the first appearance of his CoolDrive Mustang. It’s a case of ’something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue’ for the car that is replacing the Mustang that was almost

Pandemic Continues To Hit Motorsport

Pandemic Continues To Hit Motorsport

The first signs of another tough year in international motorsport are emerging from Europe. Haas has not been able to start its new Formula One car. The start of the British Touring Car Championship has been delayed. Pre-season testing for grand prix teams has been moved to Bahrain. Le Mans