It’s been 40 years since the Australian Touring Car Championship moved to Group A and the first race for Group A touring cars was held at Winton, won by Jim Richards’ JPS BMW in the summer heat. Over August 1 to 3 more than 20 Legends of Bathurst will head
Heritage Touring Cars was proud to be a feature category of the HSRCA’s 2025 Sydney Classic over the King’s Birthday long weekend June 7 & 8, where we hosted round 3 of our 2025 series.
Images kindly supplied by Pete Trapnell of Trapnell Creations // www.trapnellcreations.com We’re back from the Historic Racing Car Club Queensland’s Autumn Classic Speedfest, which ran over the 10th & 11th of May, 2025, and it’s time to wrap up a magic weekend of touring car racing at Morgan Park. The
Heritage Touring Cars will head to Morgan Park Raceway this weekend, May 10 – 11, to contest round 2 of our 2025 series at the Historic Racing Car Club Queensland’s Autumn Classic Speedfest. 21 historic Group C & A touring cars will take to the track alongside a full entry
After an incident packed round 1 at the Phillip Island Classic in March, it was very pleasing to see such a strong entry for round 2 at the HRCC’s Autumn Historic Warwick over May 12 – 14, 2023. 25 cars were entered for the event, which is just one short
Just two weeks after the ARDC Super 70 race meeting at Sydney Motorsport Park to celebrate 70 years of the ARDC, our last round of the full championship for 2022 was held at the brilliant little Baskerville Raceway near Hobart, Tasmania.
Over the Fathers’ Day weekend, September 3 & 4, 2022, we rolled out onto Sydney Motorsport Park to take part in the ARDC SUPER70.
Twenty two iconic Australian touring cars are set to take to the track for round two of the 2021 Heritage Touring Cars series this weekend, May 8 – 9, at Morgan Park Raceway kindly hosted by the HRCC at their Historic Warwick meeting.
After several months in hibernation, Heritage Touring Cars is set to burst back into action when we return to our spiritual home of Mount Panorama for the Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000 over the 16th to 18th of October.
The Craven Mild Commodore is one of the first two Commodores to race in an Australian Touring Car Championship event. Competing throughout the 1980s, it contested fifteen rounds of the ATCC and eleven rounds of the Australian Endurance Championship, amongst many others. It was also driven by three Bathurst-winning drivers.
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