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The battle over Supercars’ 2027 calendar has taken another turn, with the five teams at the centre of the dispute issuing a joint social media statement declaring they are ready to race 14 rounds and that the commercial obligations of the existing Teams Racing Charter (TRC) should be respected.

Triple Eight Race Engineering, Grove Racing, PremiAir Racing, Erebus Motors...


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One of Australian motorsport’s most unusual executive positions is up for grabs, with Bathurst Regional Council searching for a new General Manager, a job that includes responsibility for the world-famous Mount Panorama circuit.

Bathurst Regional Council opened applications on 9 October 2026 to replace long-serving General Manager David Sherley PSM, wh...


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Formula 1 teams are furious after the FIA admitted a race control error during the Singapore Grand Prix Sprint qualifying left some drivers without their full power boost, potentially changing the session’s outcome.

The FIA has apologised after human error left Overtake Mode unavailable to several drivers during the opening segment of Sprint qualifying at Singapore’s M...


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The World Rally Championship will return to the United States for the first time in 39 years and to Britain after an eight-year absence, with the FIA confirming an expanded 15-round calendar for 2027.

Approved by the FIA World Motor Sport Council, the new schedule includes events in the United States and Scotland, while Italy’s round moves from Sardinia to Rome as the ...


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Oscar Piastri and Liam Lawson secured top-eight starting positions for Saturday’s Singapore Grand Prix Sprint, although the Australian admits his McLaren remains difficult to drive.

Piastri qualified fourth at the Marina Bay Street Circuit on Friday 9 October, setting a 1m31.454s lap to finish 0.298s behind pole-sitter Max Verstappen.

The Red Bull driver headed ...


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