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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.

Dan Is (Still) The Man

Dan Is (Still) The Man

It’s tattoo time at Renault after Daniel Ricciardo’s gritty drive to third place, the first podium for the French team in a decade, at the Eifel Grand Prix. Renault team boss Cyril Abiteboul promised he would get a tattoo if Ricciardo could pluck a podium before his departure

Genesis In For The Long Haul

Genesis In For The Long Haul

Roads loaded with pocket battleships like the Mercedes-AMG C63, BMW M3 and Audi RS4 make it hard for the Genesis G70 to shine. Most people don’t even know that it exists. But the Korean contender is a car that is far better than you might expect from Hyundai. It’

Rally Loss Points To AGP Pain

Rally Loss Points To AGP Pain

The future of the 2021 Australian Grand Prix is looking shakier as the FIA bins Rally Australia. The decision to drop the Australian leg of the World Rally Championship shows that threats from the coronavirus, and Australia’s tight border controls, are influencing decisions at the highest levels of world

Schumi 2 Coming Through

Schumi 2 Coming Through

The world is still waiting to see what Mick Schumacher can really do in a Formula One car. The son on the man known and revered as Schumi has run a series of grand prix demonstrations in his father’s cars, most recently ahead of Ferrari’s 1000th race at

McLaughlin's New Mustang

McLaughlin's New Mustang

Scott McLaughlin fans will soon be able to share a unique memento of his time at the top of Supercars racing. It’s a mega Mustang that has been created to celebrate his triple title and is crowned by a rampaging Ford V8 that makes 578 kiloWatts of supercharged power.

Triple Eight And Hyundai

Triple Eight And Hyundai

The crack Triple Eight Race Engineering squad has turned to the Hyundai Excel as its new hero car. As it also begins early consulting work on part of the Gen3 program for Supercars, Excel builds are topping-up the T8 workshop in the Brisbane suburb of Banyo. Three cars are already

TCR Hangs By A Thread

TCR Hangs By A Thread

The fate of the TCR Australia Series hinges on the ongoing border restrictions and the isolation of Victoria under COVID-19. The only genuine hope for any 2020 competition is the two planned state-level meetings at Sandown in December following the cancellation of the signature Bathurst International in November. But even