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Collins’ winning NZ F5000 Series’ streak continues
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Kiwi F5000 category pace-setter Michael Collins’ (Leda GM1) winning streak in New Zealand’s SAS Autoparts MSC NZ F5000 Tasman Cup…
McRae’s ’72 Wigram master-class to be celebrated at Skope Classic
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The year 1972 will go down in the annals of New Zealand’s motor racing history as the year driver/engineer Graham…
Winning return for Liam Lawson at big Auckland kart meeting
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He came, he saw, and fast-rising young New Zealand racing driver Liam Lawson conquered – in both classes he was…
Big Crowds enjoy thrilling racing at Taupō Historic GP Celebrating Ford
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Just over 15,000 people enjoyed three days of close, exciting historic car racing action at last weekend’s Taupō Historic GP…
Lawson to compete at big Auckland kart meeting this weekend
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The KartSport Auckland club has been welcoming the country’s top kart racers to its annual City of Sails’ two-day challenge…
Collins makes every move a winning one in Taupo Historic Grand Prix race
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Category young gun Michael Collins (Leda GM1) made every move a winning one in the feature Taupo Historic Grand Prix…
Collins made to work for first F5000 win at Taupō this weekend
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Defending series title-holder Michael Collins (Leda LT27/GM1) might have qualified on pole and gone on to lead the first SAS…
Angus Fogg to race at Taupo Historic GP and NZGP on same day
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Angus Fogg, one of New Zealand’s most experienced racing drivers, isn’t letting this weekend’s clash of dates between the Taupō…
Meeting’s quickest cars to compete for coveted Historic GP trophy at Taupō this weekend
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In their heyday in the 1970s the 5.0 litre stock block V8-powered Formula 5000 single-seater racing cars which contest New…
Taupō Historic GP celebrates Ray Stone, Legendary Ford Performance Wizard
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Alongside the huge line-up of legendary Ford competition cars that feature in Ford’s New Zealand motorsport heritage, this weekend’s Taupō…