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The conclusion to the return of the Top Fuel National Drag Racing Championship at Mildura was washed away over the weekend.

After an exciting start to the round on Friday, unfortunately, heavy rain meant no racing could be held across any bracket, which left officials with no choice but to cancel proceedings.

But there was still plenty of action...


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After years of anticipation, the Toyota GR Supra made a long-awaited debut at Sydney Motorsport Park, and while it ended on a high, there is no shying away from the challenge ahead.

Having completed a massive journey to get the Toyota on track, the hard work is only just beginning as Walkinshaw TWG Ra...


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Former Supercars veteran Luke Youlden will return to the GT World Challenge Australia in 2026.

The 2017 Bathurst 1000 winner will drive a Porsche 911 GT3R alongside Nathan Halstead for Tigani Motorsport.

The duo raced together last year, but only in one race at Queensland Raceway, where they enjoyed a class podium and retirement.

Youlden ...


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The 2026 Lendrive Finance Wakefield 300 delivered a compelling blend of strategy, consistency, and mixed‑class endurance racing as a diverse 13‑brand field tackled 128 laps of One Raceway in cool, early‑autumn conditions.

With intermittent drizzle sweeping across the circuit, teams were forced to bal...


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All eyes will be on Australia’s Oscar Piastri on home soil this weekend and he spoke about the new 2026 cars in the current issue of Auto Action Premium.

Piastri believes Formula 1’s radically new cars will reward adaptability and intelligence, with the McLaren driver confident that “more tools will reward faster learners” as he targets a sustained ti...


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