Paul Gover

TWO MORE CHANCES FOR SUPERCARS HOPEFULS The outcome of this year’s shortened Super2 and Super3 championships will be decided over two more meetings, one at Sydney Motorsport Park and the other at Bathurst. Super2 has been added to the supporting program for the Supercars event at SMP on November

Scott McLaughlin is the Rookie of the Year in the IndyCar championship after a solid and sensible run to 11th place on the streets of Long Beach. The Supercars graduate stayed away from trouble in the treacherous concrete canyons as his only rival for the Rookie crown, Romain Grosjean, took

Lando Norris got within five laps of his first Formula One win at Sochi but it was Lewis Hamilton who took his 100th victory in the Russian Grand Prix. Rain changed everything with five laps to the flag and, while the youngster in the McLaren gambled on slick tyres at

Oscar Piastri and Jack Doohan ensured the Aussie national anthem was played twice from the victory podium at the Russian Grand Prix. Both youngsters qualified on pole position for their supporting roles in Sochi and, despite failing to finish in the points on a rain-lashed Saturday, each took maximum points

Sydney will be Supercars central through November as touring car racing starts again in the lead-up to the Repco Bathurst 1000 on December 5. The spotlight will be Sydney Motorsport Park during four consecutive weekends of Supercars competition under lights. There will be different circuit layouts and race formats to

Supercheap Auto has taken a light-hearted swipe at Repco while revealing its Bathurst 1000 livery for Russell Ingall and Broc Feeney. The rear of the pair’s Triple Eight Commodore is splashed with the words ‘We still love you Bathurst XO XO’ in a clear reference to Supercheap’s loss