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    View fullsize If you don’t have a copious amount of time to blow, you should probably skip reading this altogether. However, if you’re

    Regular updates from the 2020 Valvoline D1NZ National Drifting Championship View fullsize Round four: 27–28 March Hampton Downs, Te Kauwhata Round five: 8–9

    View fullsize Kiwi Formula E championship contender, Mitch Evans, has won the Mexico City ePrix after a dominant display that saw him take

    View fullsize For years Kris Robb campaigned his back-halved RX-7, which was originally built back in the early 2000s. Now he has retired

    View fullsize Last year we covered the new motorsports sanctioning body, Australian AutoSport Alliance (AASA), launched locally by LeMons organizer Jacob Simonsen. The

    From an impeccable KE70 featured way back when to his infamous turbo quad-rotor Toyota Aristo, and, as of late, hulking V8-powered S15 drift

    View fullsize While his on-track career saw him make 52 starts in IndyCar between 1968 and 1977, and a start at the Indianapolis

    View fullsize He’s arguably our most famous name in import motorsport, having crafted a wild collection of rotary-based weaponry, and taking his in-your-face

    View fullsize Whether you loved it or you hated it, the Toyota 86 was a shining hope in a sea of mundane, economy-driven

    View fullsize It’s official, Nissan has partnered with Lego to bring you the Lego Speed Champions line. The GT-R NISMO will be the

    View fullsize After reportedly pulling its licensing out of video games that “promote street racing,” Toyota has reversed course and is now beginning

    View fullsize Amid pending legal action against its former chairman, Carlos Ghosn, who was arrested last year on various financial misconduct charges, and

    View fullsize In a ceremony at Automobile Club de France, veteran Kiwi racers Brendon Hartley and Earl Bamber were among 29 title winners