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MotoGP called off amid ‘dangerous’ conditions at Phillip Island
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MotoGP called off amid ‘dangerous’ conditions at Phillip Island

Six-time MotoGP world champion Marc Marquez agreed with organisers’ decision to call off MotoGP racing but local Jack Miller thought racing should at least have been attempted, despite nine riders crashing out of the Moto2 race before it was halted after nine laps.

  • by Matthew Clayton

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Zarco stuns field to win Australian GP
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Zarco stuns field to win Australian GP

France's Johann Zarco came from nowhere in Phillip Island to beat out Francesco Bagnaia and Fabio Di Giannantonio

‘Safety is the most important factor’: MotoGP event brought forward over wind gust fears
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‘Safety is the most important factor’: MotoGP event brought forward over wind gust fears

Concerns over dangerous wind at Phillip Island’s MotoGP circuit have caused the showpiece motor sport event to be rescheduled to Saturday.

  • by Scott Spits
Marc Marquez had his arm deliberately broken and twisted 34 degrees. It’s revived his career

Marc Marquez had his arm deliberately broken and twisted 34 degrees. It’s revived his career

Six-time MotoGP world champion Marc Marquez crashed and shattered his right humerus in 2020, which derailed his career. He’s taken a massive gamble to get it back on track.

  • by Matthew Clayton
Supercars' early visit to Gold Coast streets
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Supercars' early visit to Gold Coast streets

The streets of the Gold Coast rumbled on Thursday as four Supercars performed a demonstration a week before the Gold Coast 500

SVG returns for another dusty Bathurst 1000 interview
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SVG returns for another dusty Bathurst 1000 interview

A bleary-eyed Shane van Gisbergen and Richie Stanaway were up at the crack of dawn to speak with Karl Stefanovic after their famous Bathurst 1000 win.

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‘A perfect way to say goodbye’: Van Gisbergen goes back-to-back in Bathurst 1000
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‘A perfect way to say goodbye’: Van Gisbergen goes back-to-back in Bathurst 1000

Shane van Gisbergen will bow out of Supercars as a three-time Bathurst 1000 champion after becoming the first driver in 15 years to secure consecutive wins at Mount Panorama.

  • by Oliver Caffrey
‘Pretty cool’: Piastri wins first F1 race by taking Qatar sprint ahead of Verstappen
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‘Pretty cool’: Piastri wins first F1 race by taking Qatar sprint ahead of Verstappen

Oscar Piastri has won his first race for McLaren, taking out the sprint in Qatar ahead of Max Verstappen.

  • by Marnie Vinall
Supercars icon's Bathurst breakdown
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Supercars icon's Bathurst breakdown

Supercars legend Larry Perkins assessed who is the best chance to take out this year's Bathurst 1000 at Mount Panorama

Bathurst legend warns soft tyres a ‘complete unknown’ before wild Great Race

Bathurst legend warns soft tyres a ‘complete unknown’ before wild Great Race

Dick Johnson says drivers will be “making decisions on the run” in Sunday’s Bathurst 1000, as they relearn how to manoeuvre lighter cars using grippier tyres.

  • by Emma Kemp
Curry, cheap caravans and buried beers: Bathurst 1000 endures for diehard fans

Curry, cheap caravans and buried beers: Bathurst 1000 endures for diehard fans

Some parties drive in before the gates open and camp in the holding area. Try telling this lot the Melbourne Cup is more important. Try telling them no one cares about the Bathurst 1000 any more.

  • by Emma Kemp