A $100 million motorsport facility in Western Australia has seemingly hit the skids, with the Club Moolia block recently appearing on the real estate market while the development has also headed to the courts. The project broke cover on these pages in January 2022, with the uber-luxury country club-styled project slated to open for high-flying customers in 2023. Located an hour north of the Perth CBD, or 45min from Wanneroo Raceway in rural Bindoon, the venue was set to feature premium facilities, including a 4.1km long, 17 turn FIA approved Formula One-inspired racetrack, a lagoon designed by Crystal Lagoons®, and

SUPABARN RACING will return to the Repco Bathurst 12 Hour with the same driving line-up in 2024 - but a new car ready to aid in their bid to claim more success at Mount Panorama.   After several years behind the wheel of an Audi, Canberra brothers James and Theo Koundouris will be joined by David Russell and former 12-Hour winner Jonathan Webb once again in 2024.   Next year, however, the quartet will enter a Mercedes-AMG GT3 in the race for the first time.   The car made its debut in the hands of the Koundouris brothers at the VAILO

KEITH KASSULKE will return to the Repco Bathurst 12 Hour in 2024, confirming the entry of his MARC Cars Australia-built MARC II V8 racer in the Invitational class.   The experienced Bathurst 12-Hour contender – 2023 will mark his eighth entry in the race – will return with regular co-pilots Hadrian Morrall and young-gun Cameron McLeod in a bid to rebound from a disastrous 2023 event.    Then, Kassulke was behind the wheel when a brake failure saw the car have a significant accident at the Chase in the fourth practice session.    The damage forced the car to be withdrawn

Phantom Global Racing, a new team formed in partnership with Timo Bernhard’s Team 75 Motorsport, is set to make its racing debut at the 2024 Bathurst 12 Hour. The Chinese squad will enter a trio of talented young drivers into the famous Australian event, with 2020 Bathurst 12 Hour Pro-Am runner-up Jaxon Evans, 2023 Porsche Supercup champion Bastian Buus and Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters (DTM) race winner Joel Eriksson aboard the #13 Porsche 911 GT3 R (Type 992). Backed by Porsche Motorsport Asia Pacific, Phantom Global Racing will also count on Porsche Motorsport’s comprehensive technical support, along with Bernhard’s Team 75

NASH MORRIS will join Scott Taylor Motorsport to contest the 2024 Porsche Paynter Dixon Carrera Cup Australia Championship. Morris will drive the #222 STM machine for the full championship, following a successful debut in one-make Porsche racing in 2023 with a partial Porsche Michelin Sprint Challenge campaign. Despite missing the first two rounds of the series, Morris finished sixth overall in the Sprint Challenge Series this year, claiming eight race victories and round wins at Queensland Raceway and at Mount Panorama, Bathurst. Morris’ rapid acclimation to one-make Porsche racing ensured he was ready to make the leap into Australia’s top

HEART of Racing by SPS will enter to the 2024 Repco Bathurst 12 hour, making their debut in Australia's International Endurance race next year. The collaboration between German-based SPS Automotive Performance and the US-based Heart of Racing have entered a Mercedes-AMG GT3 into the February 16-18 event. British drivers Ian James and Ross Gunn will be joined by Spaniard Alex Riberas in the event that doubles as the opening round of the Intercontinental GT Challenge. Team principal Ian James contested all races for Heart of Racing by SPS last year and celebrated two class victories and a class podium in