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Clipsal event marred by injuries
JAMIE Whincup won V8 Supercars' prestigious Clipsal 500 as the other Ford contenders controversially crashed out, but the weekend will be remembered for two serious accidents that put four drivers in hospital and left one fighting for ...
V8 driver on life support
V8 racing driver Ashley Cooper, 27, from Ulladulla, is on life support at Royal Adelaide hospital following a high-speed crash into concrete safety barriers at the Clipsal 500.
Bayliss wins in Qatar
FORMER world Superbike champion Troy Bayliss has won the first race of the 2008 season, in Qatar.
Porsche Congratulates Motor Sport Legend Hans Herrmann
In the course of his motor sport career, Hans Herrmann won more than 80 overall and best of class victories, most of them for Porsche. Dr. Wolfgang Porsche, Chairman of the Board of Porsche AG and Porsche Automobil Holding SE, ...
Serious crash mars V8 race
FORD'S Jamie Whincup took out the first leg of V8 Supercars' season-opening Clipsal 500 in Adelaide but the event was marred by a serious accident in an earlier support race.
Gore applauds US merger
TEAM Australia co-owner Craig Gore has applauded the announcement of a unification between the Champ Car World Series and the Indy Racing League for 2008.
Cooper rushed to hospital
ASHLEY Cooper, a 27-year-old driver in the V8 Supercar second-tier Fujitsu series, has been taken to hospital following a serious crash at the Clipsal 500.
Phillip Island 500 here to stay
THE Phillip Island 500 is on the verge of being locked in as the lead-in event to the Bathurst 1000 for the next ten years, V8 Supercar chairman Tony Cochrane announced.
Honda Announces 2008 Motor Sports Highlights
TOKYO, Japan - Honda announced the key features of its 2008 motor sports program including its motorsports strategy, and initiatives to cultivate new talent to claim the podium at world-class racing events and expand the popularity of ...
In defence of motor sports
Washington has attempted and still wants to ban motor sports yet the people of America want to have fun with motor sports. The idea of banning motor sports is a slap in the face to racing fans in the American continent and the world.