The golden age of motor racing is alive and well today in historic motorsport, offering value for money and generous track time to competitors and edge-of-your-seat racing excitement for spectators to enjoy. There’s action at every corner and lots of overtaking as the heroes of motor racing compete on full song, dicing mirror to mirror as they did in their prime. It’s raw, noisy, fast and thrilling and offers some of the best access in motorsport. Come along to a meeting to be part of the action, and click here to learn about joining the club.
Each year on the weekend before the Australian Grand Prix our Victorian brothers, the VHRR, put on their annual Phillip Island Classic and bring an enormous and varied collection of historic racing and sports cars to the iconic circuit for a spot of historic motorsport. Our friend Martin Creely was there just over a week … Read on
Our Victorian brothers, the VHRR, put on their annual Phillip Island Classic a week ago and brought together an enormous and varied collection of historic racing and sports cars for a hot weekend of historic motorsport at the iconic circuit. Our friend Brent Murray of At Speed Images was there to soak in the action, … Read on
About three times a year Garry Simkin, Terry Wright and founding editor, the late Graham Howard, put out a newsletter called ‘Loose Fillings’, which chronicles the many adventures of historic air-cooled racing cars from the 1950s. They’re back with their first newsletter for 2013, which is now available for download from the club website. This edition looks at … Read on
This event has now concluded, please head to our ‘Entry Forms‘ page for up-to-date information. Now that you’ve had a few weeks to rest up from our recent Historic Summer at Wakefield Park, you may be getting the itch to head out to the track again to hone your lines. And we have the perfect … Read on
Our third photo gallery from our recent Wakefield Park Summer Historics heads back out to the track for another look at the historic motorsport action, thanks to long time HSRCA photograher Peter Schell. Check out more of his work on our ‘Gallery‘ page and in the Oily Rag. Photography by Peter Schell.