Anton De Pasquale to turbo-charge Ford’s season fightback
This time last season, Anton De Pasquale said it was hard for the Ford drivers to see light at the “end of the tunnel”. Now he is hoping to turbo-charge his own Ford fightback.
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‘Give them a rattle’: Ford star vows to turn up heat on title rivals
Chaz Mostert has his first Gen3 win and wants to amp up the pressure on his rivals. He tells REBECCA WILLIAMS what it would mean to achieve that Supercars title and how fatherhood has changed him.
Lowndes mentee fires back at ‘keyboard warriors’ after crash
Cooper Murray had to shut down his social media after a Super2 crash in Perth. The 22-year-old driver has a message for the ‘keyboard warriors’ as he prepares to prove himself in a Supercars wildcard.
‘Busting at the chops’: Veteran reveals plans for Supercars future
V8 veteran Mark Winterbottom has opened up on his plans for his Supercars future as he prepares to return to the scene of his emotional and drought-breaking victory last year at Hidden Valley in Darwin.
Former Wallabies inspire livery for Supercars Indigenous round
Two former Wallabies have inspired the livery for Supercars squad PremiAir Racing for the Indigenous round in Darwin. Check out all of the Supercars Indigenous round liveries here.
‘Done and dusted’: How midcourt ace moved on from Magpies demise
Less than 24-hours after Kelsey Browne conceded she wouldn’t be suiting up for a Super Netball team in 2024, an out of the blue phone call from the Fever turned her world on its head. She shares her journey.
‘Attacking flair’ key to more mid-court minutes for Fraser
Tayla Fraser admits the move from the club she grew up idolising, to Super Netball’s newest franchise, has “been a challenge” and her search for mid-court minutes is incomplete. The now-Melbourne Maverick spoke to REBECCA WILLIAMS about the changes and how she is adapting.
Veteran Giants mid-courter calls time on her career
A career spanning nine clubs across three different countries, and international representation for two nations has come to an end for netball’s ultimate “gypsy”.
From 120kmh desert crash to history-making fightback
Stranded in the desert after a life-changing 120kmh crash, Jamie Harrison knew almost instantly he had lost the use of his legs. Three years on he returns to the scene of the accident looking to make motorsport history.
‘Different world’: Supercars great prepares to take on Australian desert
Craig Lowndes is a seven-time winner of the Bathurst 1000, but the Supercars great says it’s nothing like the “really foreign” conditions he will face when he takes on the harsh desert in one of Australia’s biggest off-road events.
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