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Racing in pain is nothing new to James Courtney, who has suffered more major injuries than any other driver in Supercars. After admitting he has raced his Boost Mobile Mustang this year with a broken shoulder, after a footie collision while playing with his son Cadel, the former series champion

It’s almost possible to forgive the giant buck-toothed grille on the front of the new BMW M4. Almost. The rest of the car is so good that the frontal treatment that’s carried across from the regular 3-Series range becomes more like a beauty spot – a giant beauty spot

The irresistible appeal of Le Mans has hooked Cadillac. Again. The American luxury brand is the newest addition to a bulging field of car company contenders that will fill the grid at the French sports car classic from 2022. Cadillac will be racing at Le Mans in 2023, using the

THE KIDS ARE WINNING The next generation of racing youngsters dominated the results at Queensland Raceway as Jett Johnson, Nash ‘Flash’ Morris and Broc Feeney all bagged significant victories. Johnson, the 16-year-old son of Steven and grandson of Dick, swept to four wins from four starts in the TA2 Muscle

So Toyota won Le Mans. Again. That’s now four in a row. It was an entirely predictable win by the only serious car company contender at the French sports car classic, with the only real question being the finishing order of the two Toyota Hypercar contenders. There was some

Ovals tracks are supposed to be the toughest challenge for IndyCar rookies, but that’s not the way it’s working for Scott McLaughlin. After starring on the super-fast Texas Motor Speedway with second at the start of the season, then running strong and safe through the Indianapolis 500, he

Two-time Supercars champion Marcos Ambrose is about to uncork some of his motorsport magic for the next generation of Australia’s rising stars. Ambrose emerged from a self-imposed exile this year, firstly to join the Supercars commentary team and then to take a management role at Garry Rogers Motorsport while