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Robbie Francevic, the 1986 Australian Touring Car champion and the only driver to deliver the title for Volvo, has died aged 84.

The Auckland-born driver was the first non-Australian resident to win the Australian Touring Car Championship, claiming the 1986 crown in the Volvo 240T after leading the standings throughout the season.

Francevic built his reputation ...


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A chaotic British Grand Prix played perfectly into Racing Bulls’ hands, with Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad emerging as the biggest winners from the midfield battle.

After going from strength to strength in the early stages of the season, Racing Bulls produced its most stunning result yet at the British Grand Prix with a standout 6th and 7th result — t...


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Oscar Piastri couldn’t deliver McLaren its dream home race result after his race was “ruined” on the opening lap, leaving the home team facing growing scrutiny over its lack of urgency and pace at Silverstone.

Starting what Piastri ultimately described as a “tough day” from eighth on the grid, it was always going to take a Herculean effort for the McLa...


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Toby Dvorak overcame a deflating right rear tyre to complete a near clean sweep of the KZ2 class at round three of the Penrite Australian Kart Championship at Townsville’s Sun City Raceway.

The DJM Race Engineering driver won all but one race across the weekend before taking a dominant victory in the final, despite the tyre losing pressure in the closing stages.


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Pato O’Ward ended a 15-race winless drought with victory in the Honda Indy 200 at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, leading home pole-sitter Christian Lundgaard to give Arrow McLaren its first 1-2 finish in the IndyCar Series.

O’Ward and Lundgaard started the 90-lap race together on the front row and held station until Lap 42, when O’Ward capitalised on the pole-sitter’s...


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