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Experienced sports journalist Matt White will return to Australian tv screens to host Stan Sport and the Nine Network's coverage of the ARG SpeedSeries. White will host alongside Chris Stubbs, who will be joined by Molly Taylor, Greg Rust, Richard Craill, Matt Naulty, and Michael Caruso as part
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Josh Fife will race in the S5000 Australian Drivers’ Championship opener at Race Tasmania. The Super2 driver joins Blake Purdie in the two-car 88 Racing squad. Fife was a two-time Australian Karting Champion, and moved to Italy to compete in international karting. The entry is a one-off as the team
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Tim Slade will line up for Team BRM to contest the S5000 opener in Tasmania. The Queensland-based driver will make the return to open-wheel racing alongside Joey Mawson and kiwi Kaleb Ngatoa. Slade, now a Supercars regular, began his career in open-wheel racing, racing in Australian Formula 3 before finishing
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Reigning S5000 champion Joey Mawson will return to the series in 2022 with Team BRM joined by Kiwi Kaleb Ngatoa. The team will also field a third car, with the driver to be announced as a 'surprise' before the first event at Race Tasmania. Mawson will become the
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Stan Sport will broadcast a new Australian Racing Group event series featuring S5000 and TCR Australia. The seven-round ARG SpeedSeries will feature six categories: TCR Australia, S5000, GT World Challenge, Trans Am, Touring Car Masters, and the Australian V8 Touring Car Series. The events, including the Bathurst 6 Hour and
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South Australian teenager Blake Purdie will take on the S5000 Australian Driver's Championship for 88 Racing after impressing in the Tasman Series. The Albert Callegher-led team will add a second car to their team as the series cements its place on the Australian racing calendar. "It’s
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S5000 will return to Albert Park and Mount Panorama in 2022 as part of a blockbuster calendar. The 2022 season will being at Symmons Plains Raceway in Tasmania on February 12-13 alongside TCR and Trans Am as part of Race Tasmania. The category then heads to Phillips Island in March
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Aaron Cameron has been crowned Tasman Series Champion after the S5000 Tasman Series feature race at Bathurst was declared a non-event. Cameron was making his way through the field after an earlier incident when he made contact with Luis Leeds into the chase, sending them both into the gravel at
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James Golding has won the third S5000 Tasman Series race at Bathurst in a race marked by a massive crash on Conrod Straight. Golding finished first ahead of Valvoline Team GRM stablemates Nathan Herne and Aaron Cameron after taking the lead from Cameron off the line. Aaron Cameron started the
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Tim Macrow has come back from his race one incident to win the second S5000 Tasman Series race at Bathurst ahead of Roberto Merhi and Luis Leeds. Leeds started on pole position for the first of two reverse-grid races, with the top eight drivers from qualifying reversed. Macrow made an
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James Golding has held off teammates Nathan Herne and Aaron Cameron to claim the S5000 Tasman Series opener at Bathurst. Golding made a rapid start from second on the grid and was into the lead off the start line, before leading the Valvoline Team GRM pack around Mount Panorama to
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Aaron Cameron has claimed pole position for the S5000 Tasman Series at Bathurst with a blistering lap under two minutes around the mountain. Round one winner Cameron claimed pole for race one with a time of 1:59.934, the fastest lap ever recorded at a Bathurst race event. Times