Dixon – Chevrolet have lost their advantage
Four-time Indycar champion Scott Dixon thinks the series' move to a universal aerokit will hurt Chevrolet more than Honda.
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ALLAM KHODAIR: “I WANT TO HELP MARCELO HAHN TO CLAIM THE GT OPEN PRO-AM TITLE”
Brazilian Khodair managed to break GT3 qualifying record at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya last week. He and his teammate Marcelo Hahn expect to continue dominating form at Circuit Paul Ricard with their Drivex Mercedes AMG GT3. You approach your second season in the International GT Open with Drivex and the Mercedes AMG GT3, what is … Continue reading → ...
Pay drivers and halos a Formula 1 reality
The new for 2018 Formula 1 cars are now being launched and the first of those was that of the HAAS Formula 1 team, closely followed by the Williams, Red Bull, Renault and Sauber launches and then a couple of days later the Mercedes and Ferrari teams and today in England the McLaren team.
Armstrong amped for career-defining year
The 17-year-old has been tipped as a potential Formula 1 star of the future and is embarking on his second year as part of the Ferrari Driver Academy. Should he succeed at Formula 3 level this year he will seriously be on the path to the top echelon of the sport.
Manfeild will host the NZ Grand Prix for next two years, but improvements needed
Manfeild will host the New Zealand Grand Prix until 2020, but the Feilding facility has some improvements to make if it is to hang on to the event any longer.
Motorsports Manager American Racing Series Mod
ACE Mod adds everything that one Fan Manager would want in an American series on top of that you get nearly all of the potential US drivers available on the driver market to date.
Great opportunity for Kiwi racing teen
He's not legally allowed to drive on our roads on his own but teenage Kiwi race driver Conrad Clark will head to the United States this year to race in Formula 4.The Taupo product has agreed to a deal with Kiwi Motorsport.
Ferrari launches new F1 car for 2018 season
Presenting the SF71H model on Thursday, Ferrari technical director Mattia Binotto said the main differences from last year's car were a slightly longer wheelbase, more aggressive side ducts, and "a very narrow body''.
First Look: Ferrari SF71H
Here is our first look at the Ferrari SF71H Formula One car for the 2018 FIA Formula One World Championship.
Big opportunity for Kiwi co-driver
Kiwi rally co-driver Malcolm Read has been given a huge career boost by linking with leading driver Molly Taylor and Subaru Australia in the Australian Rally Championship.Read has agreed to partner the 2016 champion and one of the... ...
Hutt teen takes unofficial national ministocks racing title
A young driver has taken out one of the country's most coveted ministock youth races in his final crack at the event. ...
New look Toro Rosso F1 car unveiled
Toro Rosso has revealed the first image of their 2018 Honda-powered car that it will use in the 2018 Formula 1 season.Kiwi driver Brendon Hartley gave the STR13 its track debut at a wet Misano circuit overnight.
Supercars season set to soar
I was at the launch of the 2018 Supercars' drivers at Fox Studios in Sydney last week and the category do really know how to put on a show. The best thing for New Zealand is there are five full time drivers in the line up and all of them are capable of winning a race, and three of them are title contenders.
EXCITING NEW APP IS SET TO TAKE THE MOTORSPORTS COMMUNITY TO A WHOLE NEW LEVEL
A unique and informative new mobile application has been launched that allows members of the motorsports world to connect with each other via the first industry-specific social media network. Track Report, with its sleek interface, is the newest and most advanced way to stay up to speed with your favorite motorsport on any cell phone, tablet, or mobile device.
PARKER CHASE BRINGS NEW AND RETURNING MARKETING PARTNERS TO PWC IN 2018
A new year and a new car team for Parker Chase aren’t the only changes in 2018. With a growing brand and impressive results, several new marketing partners have hopped on board to support the sensational teenager. Kicking off his season in early March at the St. Pete Grand Prix, Chase will debut with TruSpeed AutoSport behind the wheel of a potent Audi R8 LMS.
AUDI TRADITION STARTS THE 2018 FESTIVAL SEASON
Held in Essen, the world’s biggest show for classic vehicles is expected to welcome around 185,000 visitors in the year in which we celebrate a milestone of Audi history. 50 years ago, the brand made its comeback to the upper executive segment with the release of the Audi 100. At the company’s stand in hall 7, three special Audi 100 models will be exhibited. These will be flanked by two motorsports icons: the Auto Union Type D which won the Italian and British Grand Prix races 80 years ago, and the Audi 200 quattro which won the American TransAm series 30 years ago.
JAK CRAWFORD WINS WINTER NATIONALS CHAMPIONSHIP IN INEX LEGENDS CAR
Jak Crawford’s ability to learn new racing categories quickly has allowed him to expand his resume as a two-sport racer. The young Texan was a quick study in Junior level karting starting in the winter of 2017 and produced immediately impressive results, and the same can now be said in his foray in the INEX Legend’s Car Young Lions category that began mid-year 2017.
Motorsport: Hayden Paddon fifth at Rally Sweden
Hayden Paddon dropped off the pace on the final day of Rally Sweden to finish fifth in his opening race of the 2018 World Rally Championship season.The Kiwi driver lost 11 and a half seconds on the final stage to finish behind Finland's... ...
ENZO FERRARI WAS BORN 120 YEARS AGO
“It seems incredible to think that Enzo Ferrari was born in the 19th century,” says Chairman and CEO Sergio Marchionne. “His lesson is more relevant than ever and his modernity unquestionable. He was a man with extraordinary vision and ability to manage people and resources as well as a strong entrepreneurial spirit and exceptional courage.
OVER 50 FERRARI DRIVERS RECEIVE AWARDS AT FIORANO
The Fiorano circuit hosted a gala evening on Saturday, with an award ceremony for the drivers and teams that won GT races at the wheel of Ferrari cars. These range from the 488 GTE, dominator of the FIA WEC World Championship and the European Le Mans Series, to the F430 Challenge, still capable of winning in Australia. In 2017 more than 50 drivers and 20 teams on four continents secured national and international titles for the Prancing Horse, as well as many individual race victories.
