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There was then a bizarre soft roll-out of a Coca-Cola backed car for the official Supercars launch in early February, while the team delayed announcing Chris Pither as its second driver until the morning of the pre-season test, just days out from the Adelaide 500. … [Read more...] about Courtney splits with Team Sydney

Cla # Driver Car Laps Time Gap Interval km/h 1 88 Jamie Whincup Holden Commodore ZB 19 2'04.6744 179.401 2 5 Lee Holdsworth Ford Mustang GT 20 2'04.8648 0.1904 0.1904 179.128 3 99 Anton De Pasquale Holden Commodore ZB 17 2'05.0634 0.3890 0.1986 178.843 4 55 Chaz Mostert Ford Mustang GT 19 2'05.0945 0.4201 0.0311 178.799 5 97 Shane van Gisbergen Holden Commodore ZB 16 2'05.1578 0.4834 0.0633 178.708 6 9 David Reynolds Holden Commodore ZB 15 2'05.2012 0.5268 0.0434 178.646 7 12 Fabian Coulthard Ford Mustang GT 20 2'05.2210 0.5466 0.0198 178.618 8 17 Scott McLaughlin Ford Mustang GT 20 2'05.3329 0.6585 0.1119 178.459 9 15 Rick Kelly Nissan Altima 16 2'05.4112 0.7368 0.0783 178.347 10 78 Simona de Silvestro Nissan Altima 18 2'05.4728 0.7984 0.0616 178.260 11 7 Andre Heimgartner Nissan Altima 18 2'05.7383 1.0639 0.2655 177.883 12 23 Will Davison Ford Mustang GT 17 2'05.8082 1.1338 0.0699 177.784 13 6 Cameron Waters … [Read more...] about Bathurst 1000: Practice crash peels roof off Jones Holden

"I'd tried to save as much fuel as I could so I could flat out, and that ended up with me having basically no tyre pressure. So the first two corners was a bit skatey. But then over the top was just full commitment. … [Read more...] about “Full commitment” lap helped McLaughlin to Bathurst glory

Read Also: The day Senna, Brundle and Bellof made their F1 debuts What happens when your big F1 break spirals into a farce It was obvious that the class divide was going to be even more apparent in 1983, and with his own TAG Porsche turbo project still in development team boss Ron Dennis left nothing to chance. If McLaren couldn't match the engine performance of its main rivals, the team could at least ensure that its drivers operated more efficiently than their rivals. … [Read more...] about The story of F1’s most incredible win from the back

"Singapore, my point of view is that's racing. I thought about it a lot on Sunday night and it wasn't easy to put behind, but then, what do you do? Same in Japan. Sometimes things are not in your hands and you have to move forward. I think you struggle a lot more in life with things that you messed up rather than got messed up for you." … [Read more...] about When an F1 modern classic arrived out of nowhere