Swapping tyre-destroying for grip-chasing View fullsize Fresh out of his 2020 drifting campaign, former national drifting champion Darren Kelly has confirmed that he
Regular updates from the 2020 Valvoline D1NZ National Drifting Championship View fullsize The 2019–’20 season of the D1NZ National Drifting Championship has seen
View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize Announced in June as the latest incarnation of the Toyota Racing Series (TRS) open-wheelers, the Toyota FT-60
View fullsize As the world gears up for the largest Time Attack event on the calendar, the Yokohama World Time Attack Challenge (WTAC) in
It’s been four years since we watched as a near-rotten Mazdaspeed March 84G rolled out of the container from Japan. recently, It was
View fullsize Red Bull Holden Racing driver and racing all-rounder Shane Van Gisbergen has confirmed that he will again pilot the MCA Suspension
View fullsize The end of 2018 brought bad news for Kiwi rally fans after our only World Rally Championship (WRC) driver, Hayden Paddon,
View fullsize The weekend of 8–9 December will see round one of the Masterton Motorplex comp season kick off, and regulars to the
We sit down with with talented wheelman Sloan Cox to talk rallying in New Zealand and pursuing rallycross on an international stage View
We take you on a tour of New Zealand’s motor racing circuits View fullsize Here in New Zealand we are spoilt for choice
View fullsize After sitting out the national competition last season, four-time champion Gaz Whiter has made a return to the Link ECU D1NZ
V8 Supercars will finally enter the 21st century next year with the introduction of the Gen2 rules, which allow non-V8 engines to enter
This Volvo may look like nothing more than grandad’s grocery-getter, but it packs a dirty secret underneath its skin — one that sees
Since the loss of the Slipway Facility in Wellington, the local drift scene has been lacking a full-time, dedicated drift track. We’ve managed
View fullsize I haven’t been able to count the number of D1 events that I’ve attended over the years on my fingers in
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