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International Rally of Queensland
Queensland plays host to Australia’s only international leverl rally of 2010. With APRC and ARC teams fighting up front, the action promises to be hot.
The Great Rivalry- Prost versus Senna
“A special Hello to my dear friend Alain. We all miss you.”
Rallying- Brendan Reeves Interview Part 2
Water crossing
They decided to make a splash on the international scene by tackling Rally Whangaeri in New Zealand with a leased Ford Fiesta. This first foray overseas also saw Brendan’s front-drive competition debut. “Rally Whangaeri came about because the Fiesta Sporting trophy hadn’t taken off in terms of popularity and they wanted an [...]
Rallying- Brendan Reeves Interview Part 1
Off in the distance, a fast closing red speck is searing already parched earth, kicking up storm clouds of dust.
Video of the week- Targa Tasmania
Take a ride with Dean Evans through the Queenstown Targa stage.
Video of the week- Amelia Island auction and concours
A brief look at the goings on in Amelia Island, Florida as some great cars go under the hammer.
Video of the week – Top Fuel Drag racing
So far we have been looking mainly at videos which showcase the ability to corner well. Lets change it up a bit and turn the focus on pure performance in a straight line. Drag racing and circuit / rally have co-existed for many years, but there is a certain fascination with drag racing as it [...]
Video of the week- Alfa 90!
I thought we should have a bit of fun this week to make Sheldon feel welcome. Trolling through the old youtube vault, I came across this devilishly quick Alfa 90. I presume the speed run is in a controlled environment.. Listen to the sweet sound that only an Alfa V6 can make as this 90 [...]
Video of the week- RAC rally 1985 review
Henri Toivonen and the Lancia Delta S4 seemed made for each other. A flamboyant and immensely talented driver, Henri first made his name on the world stages at the wheel of a Talbot Sunbeam Lotus before progressing through GM and Porsche products, finally reaching the pinnacle with a works Lancia drive. 1985 was a largely [...]
Video of the week- 1937 Monaco GP Review
From the carbon fibre kevlar composite sleek racing machines of today, we go back over 70 years to a time where racing drivers gained a stature nearing superhero status. Tubular frame chassis was in its infancy, races lasted for well over three hours, no power steering, drum brakes, speeds over 300km/h, no seatbelts, drivers often [...]
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