FEATURE: TIM CINDRIC ON McLAUGHLIN, SUPERCARS AND MORE
SCOTT McLaughlin has begun a journey that could ultimately see him rank with the most successful drivers New Zealand, and his adopted Australia, have ever
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SUPERCARS DRIVERS RATE THE BATHURST 12 HOUR
MOUNT Panorama in January is hot. Australian Motor Sport fans have historically not been focused on major events in the heat of the summer, but
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Five things from F1 in 2019
HISTORY is unlikely to look back fondly on the 2019 Formula 1 World Championship - especially if you look at it in the record books
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IN REVIEW: THE 2019 SUPERCARS SEASON
THERE'S NO DOUBT that the 2019 Virgin Australia Supercars Championship will be long-remembered - if only for the politics and not the racing. Our chief
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THE DANE DYNASTY – PART 2
IN THE FIRST part of our in-depth chat with the leadership of Triple Eight Race Engineering, we found out why Roland Dane set up shop
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THE DANE DYNASTY – PART 1
THE RISE and rise of Triple Eight Race Engineering as a Supercars force has been one of the biggest stories in the last two decades
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THE CO-DRIVER BATTLE
THE BATTLE of the co-drivers will be as key as ever on the Mountain in 2019. DALE RODGERS runs his eye over the various combinations
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INTERVIEW: DAVID REYNOLDS, PART II
IN PART Two of our in-depth chat with Bathurst winner David Reynolds, we cover plenty of ground across his Supercars career, his progression through Kelly
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INTERVIEW: Defining David Reynolds
RECENT HISTORY, including a Bathurst victory and regular contention for race victories, would indicate that David Reynolds had found a way to balance his reputation
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Manufacturers in Motorsport – how much is just enough?
WHAT is the ideal level of Manufacturer involvement in a championship? WORDS: Richard Craill IMAGES: Mark Walker, Shell-V Power Racing, BTCC It’s a tough question
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