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.
After a brief summer hiatus, Mal Reid’s J, K & L newsletter has returned and been sent out to drivers of pre-1930s, ’30s, ’40s and ’50s historic racing and sports cars. It’s also now available for you to peruse on the Club website. Read on, and enjoy! It’s the Pits, May 2017 With the traditional HSRCA February summer … Read on
The Austin 7 Club’s 41st Historic Winton historic race meeting is coming up this weekend, the 27th & 28th of May, and will be held at Winton Motor Raceway just outside of Benalla in Victoria.
The event will feature over 400 historic race cars and bikes going all the way back to the 1920s and reaching into the ’80s. Read on for the full details of festivities, and head to the Club’s official website here for more.
Image thanks to Ian Welsh Shifting Focus Photography Historic Torque is the official journal of the Historic Racing Car Club of Queensland. The May 2017 edition has just been sent out, and is available for download here. May’s edition of Historic Torque is a special bumper edition, featuring a 16-page celebration of the recent Autumn Historic Warwick. … Read on
It is with great sadness that we write to inform you of the passing of long-time HSRCA member Ivan Glasby on Sunday the 7th of May. Ivan was born in Rhodesia in 1945 into a family very involved in cars and motor racing. Following in his father’s footsteps, Ivan was soon racing Minis and Alfas, … Read on
Images courtesy of Brian Caldersmith It is with great sadness that we share the news of Sir John Whitmore’s passing on Friday the 28th of April at the age of 79. Alongside winning the British Saloon Car Championship and European Touring Car Championship, Sir John would also drive a works Ford GT40 at Le Mans … Read on