“Big Bad Bert” Vosbergen was a highly decorated and polarising figure who set the bar for professionalism in Western Australian Sedan Racing from the 1960’s through to his passing in 2019. With eight state titles to his credit in a range of Sedan classes, he would often be competing in

Aub Lawson was a bonafide international Solo Motorcycle superstar, hailing from country New South Wales and arriving in England in 1939 at the age of 25. He qualified for the World Final that year, which wasn’t run due to the outbreak of World War 2 and subsequently had distinguished military

The dominant force In early 1980s  Modified Sedan racing, Toowoomba’s Arthur Wieden was the first driver to win four national Australian Saloon Car Federation titles, and since that time only two other drivers have managed this feat – Hall of Famer Grenville Anderson and future Hall of Famer Anthony Beare.

Two Time Australian Speedcar Champion Ronald Mackay is a key player in the four generation Mackay speedway dynasty, beginning by racing karts while learning on the crew for his famous father Don. Ron’s Speedcar debut was at Liverpool on June 23, 1968 at just 18 years of age, setting him

Starting his career in 1978/79 as WASDA Rookie of the Year, proud West Australian Graham Jones’ racing resume has been punctuated with a long list of blue ribbons, highlighted by winning the 1989/90 Australian Speedcar Championship at Rockhampton Qld. Graham is renowned for sharing an unbeaten record with fellow Hall

The late Peter Aylett will be remembered as an icon of Australian Speedway Sedan racing, especially in his beloved home state of Tasmania. Ironically starting his foray into dirt track racing as a spectator, Peter heard the call over the PA that there was a vacancy for a swinger on

1977 Australian and 7 Times Queensland Speedway Champion, John Titman is an undoubted speedway legend. The 1978 and 1979 World Finalist and 1983 & 1984 World Longtrack Finalist was the first Australian to ever qualify for the World Longtrack Finals and was the most captained Australian test rider in Australian

One of only two drivers to win five Australian V8 Dirt Modified Championships, Warrnambool-based Tim Morse has also amassed a massive 10 Victorian titles, 8 south Australian titles and 2 Qld titles for a total of 20 state championships. Morse began racing at the age of eight in Karts and

The name Dennis Newlyn has graced the pages of countless publications and the airwaves of a myriad of radio and TV stations across the globe since 1966. Over his 60 years as a motorsports journalist, Dennis has covered everything from small town club events to the Indy 500, however, dirt

A genuine trailblazer of Speedcar racing over four decades, Howard Revell carved a reputation for being a crowd favourite as well as a racer’s racer, always helping his competitors in the workshop and at the venue, sometimes to the detriment of his own results. Howard’s resume is extensive and is

The Krikke name is synonymous with Sprintcar racing throughout the nation, spearheaded by the exploits of two-time Australian Sprintcar champion and three time WA Sprintcar Champion, Ron Krikke. Beginning in 1981 after Ron’s older brother Peter purchased a Sprintcar from the touring Bob Trostle American team, Ron was asked to

Starting his career in the 1950’s at Westmead Speedway in Sydney, Wally Kermond established himself as a major drawcard as a Micro GP Midget star in the 1960’s and 70’s at Liverpool, and travelled all over Australia to secure six national GP Midget Titles. Wally also served on multiple committees