Tag: Skope Classic | Talk Motorsport
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…
Largest Historic Touring Car field to take on Skope Classic this weekend in Christchurch
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The annual Skope Classic historic race car meeting, this weekend, will see the biggest field of Archibalds Historic Touring Cars…
Look back in history Sunday: Mark Winterbottom’s 2006 V8 Supercar at Skope
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The Skope Classic this coming weekend at the Mike Pero Motorsport Park in Christchurch will see what in the future…
Look back in history Sunday: Radisich reunited with his 1994 winning Ford Mondeo at Teretonga (2018)
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Last week we looked at the 2018 Skope Classic meeting. The fifth and final Historic Touring Car Series meeting that…
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…
Look back in history Sunday: Jim Richards and Stu Rogers share race wins at 2018 Skope Classic
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This week we look back to the 2018 Skope Classic meeting at the Mike Pero Motorsport Park in Christchurch. It…
Close to Home’ call popular with local F5000 series’ drivers & fans alike
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With travel for competition outside New Zealand’s borders virtually impossible now and into next year thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic,…
The summer conundrum for Speed Works
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People vote with their feet and like it or not, the four big circuit attractions for spectators are Supercars, super…
Michael Collins named 2019/20 NZ F5000 Tasman Cup Revival Series champion
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Since he joined the SAS Autoparts MSC NZ F5000 Tasman Cup Revival Series in 2017, dynamic young Christchurch driver Michael…
Motor racing’s most iconic liveries (with a Kiwi connection)
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It struck me as I read through the comments section on my column last week. In it I talked about…