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.
About three times a year Garry Simkin and Terry Wright put out a newsletter called ‘Loose Fillings’, which chronicles the many adventures of historic air-cooled racing cars from the 1950s. Their first newsletter for 2014 has been out and about for a few weeks, and is now available for download from the website. This edition … Read on
Image: Shifting Focus Photography Historic Torque is the official journal of the Historic Racing Car Club of Queensland, and is now available for download for both April and May of 2014. Download both from the links below, and catch up on all the historic racing action that our brothers and sisters have been getting up to in … Read on
The next HSRCA social night is set for this Wednesday, May 21st and will feature drivers talking of their experiences at Warwick Farm. As a change from one speaker on the night we will hear from Brian Foley, Don Holland, Paul Hamilton, Ross Bond, Max Brunninghausen and Peter Finlay, each telling of their exploits at … Read on
Image: Jim Jones Just as we were packing up to head to the Sydney Retro Speedfest, the latest edition of Ed Holly’s magnificent M & O newsletter went out to members. So, now that life has returned to a more normal place, it’s time to share it with you here on the club website! This … Read on
Image: Neil Scott We’ve had a wonderful response to the inaugural running of the Sydney Retro Speedfest and have enjoyed hearing from the many talented photographers who covered the event. Chris Raper, Rhys Vandersyde, Carol Philpott, Peter Schell and the Sydney Photo Fun Meetup group have very kindly shared a selection of their work here on … Read on