The Porsche 919 was testing at Monza, so Porsche’s PR people did what PR people do in these situations where they really have nothing to say but feel the need to say something anyway – they sent out a bunch of photos of the testing. Except it seems they left something out of the photo […]
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This week’s BLAST comes to us from a slightly wet Ruapuna – the legendary Robbie Francevic manhandling the Schick ShellSport Datsun Coupe in less than ideal conditions during the 75/76 season. Thanks to Terry Marshall as always for the mighty pic!
The RACER Channel recently asked the leading IndyCar drivers who they thought they would need to beat to win the 2014 championship. It all went well until they got to Juan Pablo Montoya who, with the help of Helio Castroneves and Tony Kanaan, turned it into a comedy… The perfect remedy for a Wednesday. Enjoy!
Allan McNish is well known for being Scottish. He also used to be a racing driver. He has just been hired by the BBC to be a talking head for their F1 coverage. He is also one of the few people who not only has F1 experience, he also has vast experience driving the latest […]
One of OVERSTEER’s favourite road cars is the mental Abarth 695, so we were stoked when we found out the race version – the 695 Assetto Corse – was attacking The Mountain during this weekend’s Bathurst 12 Hour. Now, while the 695 is insanely aggressive and terrifyingly quick on the road and we have no […]
Over the weekend the Toyotas hit the country’s newest and best motor racing circuit – Highlands Park! Here are some brilliant Terry Marshall pics form over the weekend.
Over the weekend the Toyotas hit the country’s newest and best motor racing circuit – Highlands Park! Here are some brilliant Terry Marshall pics form over the weekend.
This week’s BLAST is Kiwi touring car legend Jim Richards at Levin in 1970, three-wheeling in the Carney Racing Ford Escort.
More Toyota Racing Series action, this time from Timaru! Many thanks to Terry Marshall.
More Toyota Racing Series action, this time from Timaru! Many thanks to Terry Marshall.
