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New Zealand’s next generation of motorsport talent has officially begun its journey, with the Elite MotorSport Academy of New Zealand Class of 2026 assembling in Dunedin for the academy’s renowned week-long development camp.
Hosted at the world-class Otago Academy of Sport from Sunday 5 July to Saturday 11 July, the academy brings together eight of the country’s most p...
MotorSport New Zealand is deeply saddened by the passing of Wall of Fame inductee Robbie Francevic, one of the country’s most accomplished and charismatic racing drivers.
A fierce competitor, innovator and larger-than-life personality, Francevic leaves behind a legacy that has helped shape New Zealand motorsport for generations. His achievements on both sides of the Ta...
MotorSport New Zealand’s hit podcast, The Inside Line, is heading to TVNZ+, becoming the latest addition to the broadcaster’s expanding podcast catalogue just four months after its launch.
Launched in March 2026, The Inside Line, proudly supported by Mount Shop, has quickly established itself as New Zealand’s premier motorsport podcast. After only 17 episodes, the week...
The third round of the 20026 Hawkeswood Mining North Island Rally Series (NIRS) has seen a shake up within the top ten overall competitors and Class results after the SBT Group Taranaki Tarmac Rally was held on Saturday. The one-day event saw Mitch Pilcher and co-driver Darryn Todd (Subaru Impreza) first NIRS competitor home ahead of Phillip Broadbent/Sam Broadbent (Toyota St...
Two impressive top-six results at Darwin in Porsche Carrera Cup Australia has shone a spotlight on Hawkes Bay teenager Tom Bewley.
The 18-year-old rookie mixed it with the best in the second round of the series in his Porsche New Zealand scholarship car, moving ahead of his starting position in both 45-minute races.
“It was good to get back racing after a long t...