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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.

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

Race 30: View From The Couch

Race 30: View From The Couch

Scott McLaughlin has both hands on the championship trophy heading to The Big One. A 305-point margin at the top of the Supercars title table means only the officials, not his rivals, can rob him of a championship trifecta at the Bathurst 1000 next month. McLaughlin was only second in

Race 29: View From The Couch

Race 29: View From The Couch

It’s one to go for Scott McLaughlin as he looks to lock down his third straight Supercars championship with the Shell V-Power Mustang team. He only needs one more point over Jamie Whincup from one more race to ensure he cannot be beaten, barring a penalty, to this year’

Ford Beats Holden

Ford Beats Holden

The first of the Supercars championships for 2020 has been run and won. Ford claimed the manufacturers’ title at The Bend, four races before the final race of the shortened 2020 title fight, at the expense of its traditional rival, Holden. As Scott McLaughlin powered to another Mustang win on

Race 28: View From The Couch

Race 28: View From The Couch

There was a race of two halves on Saturday afternoon at The Bend, as the Mustangs from Shell V-Power and the Commodores of the Red Bull HRT were tangled in two very different contests. As Scott McLaughlin completed a regulation win from pole position despite inevitable pressure from Shane van

Lambo Boss To Lead F1

Lambo Boss To Lead F1

The future of Formula One is in the hands of Stefano Domenicali, the urbane Italian who led Ferrari to its most recent F1 world title and also drove Lamborghini into the 21st century with cars like its first SUV, the Urus. Domenicali has been appointed as the new chairman and