Toyota Racing Series
After cancelling two races at Teretonga last week due to concerns over gale force winds, the Castrol Toyota Racing Series (TRS) has announced the details for the first of the two rescheduled races. Toyota Racing New Zealand announced on Wednesday that the reverse grid race will be held on Friday
Toyota Racing Series
Average winds of 65 km/h and gusts of up to 100 km/h on Saturday afternoon have prompted Toyota Racing New Zealand to cancel all remaining Castrol Toyota Racing Series events at Teretonga Park for the weekend. Castrol Toyota Racing Series Category Manager Nico Caillol stressed that the decision
Toyota Racing Series
New Zealander Marcus Armstrong has taken home the Race 1 victory at Round 2 of the 2019 Castrol Toyota Racing Series at Teretonga Park. Championship leader Liam Lawson secured pole position from rival Armstrong by one tenth of a second in wet conditions, which continued throughout the race. Lawson faltered
Formula Ford AU
The Australian Formula Ford Championship will race at the Winton Supercars round, as revealed with the release of the open-wheel category’s full 2019 calendar on Wednesday. The Formula Ford series previously supported Supercars at Winton in 2017, before racing at the The Bend in 2018. Held annually since 1970,
Toyota Racing Series
16 year-old Liam Lawson has stormed home to another first place finish in the first round of the Toyota Racing Series. Austrian Lucas Auer led the race as it began behind the safety car, and the top three soon broke away from the chasing pack. Marcus Armstrong battled Auer for
Toyota Racing Series
Brendon Leitch took the lead at the start from pole-sitter Esteban Muth in the reverse-grid race, until the race was red flagged before the completion of the first lap. Australian Thomas Smith, starting from last place, had a brilliant start and was competing in the tight rear of the pack
Toyota Racing Series
Kiwi Liam Lawson has taken out the first race of the Castrol Toyota Racing Series at Highlands Motorsport Park, The 2017 Australian Formula 4 and German F4 runner-up qualified third but started second after Marcus Armstrong was dropped down the order, as his final lap was set under yellow flags.
Toyota Racing Series
Australians Thomas Smith, Jackson Walls, and Calan Williams will all begin their Castrol Toyota Racing Series (TRS) campaigns when the series opens this weekend in Cromwell, New Zealand. The series, which celebrates its 15th year in 2019, comes with the added bonus this year of Super Licence points. The top
WSeries
Seven-time Australian national karting champion Alexandra Whitley was one of the six drivers added to the W-Series entrants list on Tuesday. The 25-year-old was the first Australian to graduate from the New Zealand Elite Motorsport Academy, and the first female NZV8 Ute driver, claiming the category’s first ever female
Australian Formula 4
The Australian Formula 4 Championship will begin 2019 at the F1 Grand Prix in Melbourne, CAMS announced today. National Formula 4 championships are the official first rung of the ‘ladder’ to F1, and now young Australian drivers will get the chance to race at the same event as their idols.
Australian Formula 3
Formula Three Management (F3M) today announced that the Australian open-wheel competition will join the Australian Motor Racing Series (AMRS) in 2019. A spokesperson for F3M said “we are very excited to be extending our involvement with the AMRS next year and have already had a large amount of interest for
USF2000
Australian Formula Ford Champion Hunter McElrea was announced on Monday as the winner of the Mazda Road to Indy Scholarship Shootout. The shootout win comes with a US$200,000 scholarship to sponsor a USF2000 drive for McElrea in 2019, the first step of the Mazda Road to Indy, designed