Dixon's king of the track again
Auckland racing car driver Scott Dixon yesterday won the IndyCar championship in the United States, one of motorsport's most coveted titles.
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Scott Dixon wins third championship
Scott Dixon won his third IndyCar championship after finishing fifth in this afternoon's season ending race in Fontana.
Pit stop: Franchitti out of hospital
Scott Dixon's teammate Dario Franchitti had a second operation on his right ankle earlier in the week and has been released from hospital.
Hartley secures Porsche test drive
NZ racecar driver Brendon Hartley's burgeoning sports car career is on the cusp of taking a big leap forward now he's been invited to test for the factory Porsche team.
Motorsport: Japanese GP win but Vettel will have to wait for fourth world title
Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel won the Japanese Grand Prix yesterday but will have to wait to seal a fourth-straight Formula One title.
Motorsport: Dramatic Bathurst win for Winterbottom - and Ford
Ford's Mark Winterbottom has won his maiden Bathurst 1000 title after a dramatic finish on Mt Panorama yesterday.
Winterbottom wins Bathurst
Ford's Mark Winterbottom has won his maiden Bathurst 1000 title after a dramatic finish on Mount Panorama on Sunday.
Motorsport: Whincup spoils Ford's big day
Only something special was going to dampen Ford fans' spirits at Bathurst 1000 top-10 qualifying.
Speed junkie Dotcom rallies to Targa
Say what you like about Kim Dotcom, there's no doubt that when it comes to cars, he's one of us.
V8 Supercars: New car tipped to add thrill on track
Formula One has the Monaco Grand Prix, sportscar racing has its Le Mans 24 Hour and IndyCar has its Indianapolis 500 - as far as saloon car racing goes, it's the Bathurst 1000 that everyone wants to win.