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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.

New COVID Threat To Supercars

New COVID Threat To Supercars

Supercars teams are facing another rush to the border to escape tightening COVID restrictions in Queensland. The declaration of Brisbane as a ‘hot spot’ by the Northern Territory government has obvious implications for the double-header at Hidden Valley in Darwin, perhaps including a quarantine period. Drivers have already been advised

Baby Makes Three For Reynolds

Baby Makes Three For Reynolds

The craziest couple in Supercars are working on a threesome. David Reynolds and his long-timer partner Tahan Lew-Fatt are expecting a baby. Their COVID kid is will arrive in February, timed to miss the potential start of the 2021 Supercars season, but Reynolds is not expecting much change in his

Davison Makes A Monster Comeback

Davison Makes A Monster Comeback

Two-time Bathurst winner Will Davison will become a Monster man at Mount Panorama. He will be the super-sub when he joins Cam Waters in the Monster Energy-backed Ford Mustang as the replacement for Alex Premat, who is stranded in the USA by the COVID-19 pandemic. The other Tickford team pairings

Sprints Only For Supercars

Sprints Only For Supercars

There will be no refuelling in Supercars until Bathurst. The 2020 championship series will be reduced to a long series of sprints until The Great Race. The three-race format used so successfully at Sydney Motorsport Park will be repeated in Darwin and Townsville, and perhaps also at Queensland Raceway, with

Making Sense Of Supercars

Making Sense Of Supercars

It is almost impossible to predict what is going to happen with Supercars in 2020. That’s not just the championship battle, which already looks like a ‘Who can beat Scott McLaughlin?’ scenario, but absolutely everything from the dates and tracks to the final result. Even the people who know,

Supercars Doubles Down In Townsville

Supercars Doubles Down In Townsville

The Supercars double-header in Townsville is go. The ’new normal’ for Supercars, where each track hosts back-to-back meetings, will be repeated on the street circuit in far-north Queensland. But the twin-win in Townsville is a loss for Queensland Raceway which will not, after all, rejoin the 2020 series. Supercars headquarters

Supercars Get a New Queensland Stopover

Supercars Get a New Queensland Stopover

Racing is likely to return to Queensland Raceway as Supercars continues to reshape and refine its 2020 calendar. The northern winter swing by the Supercars circus is now expected to fill the available dates until the Bathurst 1000 in October, as well as keeping southern squads away from the border