Nathan Wong has put together a mega gallery of photographs from the recent Heritage Touring Car Round 2 at Sydney Retro Speedfest and it’s well worth your perusal. So grab a cup of coffee, put your feet up and enjoy! Photography by, and supplied very kindly thanks to, Nathan Wong.
The weekend of the 3rd and 4th of May, 2014, saw the inaugural running of the Sydney Retro Speedfest at Sydney Motorsport Park, which featured round two of the 2014 Heritage Touring Cars Championship. The event was a blast; racing was competitive and fun, and we shared the circuit with
The HRCC holds their Autumn Historics at Morgan Park Raceway early April each year, with historic racing categories for HRC members to get out and have some fun in Queensland’s Autumn sun. Master motorsport photographer Ian Welsh of Shifting Focus Motorsport Photography was there in 2013 to capture the action,
Held the week before the Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix each year, the Phillip Island Classic is one of the standout events on Australia’s historic motorsport calendar. And Heritage Touring Cars are a big part of what make it so special. This gallery kindly provided by Brent Murray of At
The 2013 Muscle Car Masters was an absolute feast for the senses, packing Sydney Motorsport with the masters of muscle and, of course, hosting our Heritage Touring Cars. This brilliant photo gallery kindly provided by Brent Murray of At Speed Images takes us back there to check out some of
Time to get the blood pumping: Click on the link, Turn up the volume and expand to full screen. More coming soon on who is going, what is on and more. Entries close this week and time is running out to get your motors screaming out at SMP on Fathers
Photos taken and supplied by Chris O’Connor The thought of where these cars would be in 30+ years later never entered my head. Nostalgia has played an important part of keeping the heritage alive and we still get to enjoy the thundering noise of V8s screaming rotaries and whinney little
Image credits to the respective magazines So many stories and headlines from years of collecting. These have all been selected just because they have a Grp C or Grp A car on the cover.
This I could not resist. So what is Group A? Let this young man tell you and enjoy!! Neil Crompton explains the new for 1985 international Group A touring car regulations adopted for the ATCC.
Photo Credits: Shoalhaven Motorsport & Heritage Touring Cars A selection of shots from Muscle Car Masters over the years.
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