It’s always tough winning an Australian class title, especially when you have fierce competitors like Greg Gartner and Toby Price in your class. So when Jamie Knight was crowned winner for the Extreme 2WD class last year, the title was an incredible career milestone.
It’s 9am on Saturday, 10 August 2019.
After an evening of continuous torrential rain in Victoria’s west, the first day of the 2019 Hindmarsh Shire Rainbow Desert Enduro has had to be cancelled due to parts of the muddy course being unsafe to race on.
International off-road star Toby Price believes 2020 will be the year of unfinished business as he looks to improve to another level in his four-wheel racing career.
It’s always great to see competitors going at it in the BFGoodrich Motorsport Australia Off Road Championship, and the natural ambition for any serious competitor is to come out on top.
When the BFGoodrich Motorsport Australia Off Road Championship (AORC) reaches its third round in 2020, it will be unfamiliar territory for many of the crews who will be competing there for the first time.
John Wisse may have been involved in a specular collision at St George, but come the end of the year, he put himself in the history books after securing the SXS Sports title.
The Tatts Finke Desert Race will remain in the same format in 2020 with organisers opting to ensure the iconic event continues to build on its strong history.
He was a man who stayed under the radar for the majority of the year, but after a turbulent final round at Rainbow where the stars failed to finish – Roydn Bailey was one who stood tall.
With bushfires causing significant devastation across parts of Australia, Motorsport Australia has outlined its fundraising activities to ensure those in need receive the help they require.
The 2019 season saw a number of surprises take place over the course of the year, including the winner of the Sportslite class, which went to Steven Graham.