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A KIWI AT THE LE MANS CLASSIC

After missing out due to Covid-19 last year, Christchurch racing driver Roger Townshend is finally off to Europe to take part in the Le Mans Classic at the wheel of his RS2600 Capri.

CITROËN DS21 DÉCAPOTABLE

Purchased at an auction in Monaco, this Henri Chapron-designed and built beauty is now resident in New Zealand.

THE MAJOR’S JUPITER

The late John Holloway, an ex-Army Major and well-known Tairua personality, owned and raced his 1951 Jupiter for many years – Jim Richardson remembers John and the time he took his Jowett for a drive.

THEY CALL HIM JOE

Motorsport historian Gordon Campbell details the career of Joe Wright, one of our best race mechanics who is best known for his work alongside Graham McRae.

Past Articles

AND NOW FOR SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT

The design team at Nash Motor Company came up with a very different idea to the US norm at the time.

OUR FORGOTTEN FORMULA ONE DRIVER

With Liam Lawson poised to become a Formula One driver, Allan looks back at Kiwis who have already made it – and one who may be forgotten.

FROM THE CO-DRIVER’S SEAT

Kevin Lancaster spent much of his motor racing career in the co-driver’s seat of rally cars and gave a great deal to the sport, a contribution recognised in May 2021 with a MotorSport New Zealand Historic Heritage Award.

ALLAN McCALL: PART ONE

Allan McCall worked with Lotus and Jim Clark, Bruce McLaren’s Can-Am team, and was the man behind the Tui formula racing cars. We look back at Allan’s remarkable career.